Uzbekistan in August

April through October and Uzbekistan is clear and hot. The best times to visit Uzbekistan are April and May as well as September as temperatures generally ranges from 21 to 29 °C (70 to 85° F) and rainfall is limited. June through August is very hot, uncomfortably so for some, about 20 to 35°C (68-95°F), and visitors should avoid going out in the middle of the day at this time. Autumn is the ideal time to explore the country’s intriguing old towns and Islamic architecture. These months are typically drier than spring, and when the country goes to harvest, leaving the markets ripe with fresh fruit and vegetables.

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A Culinary Journey Across Uzbekistan

This 11-day itinerary takes you on a whirlwind culinary journey across Uzbekistan from Tashkent and Khiva to Bukhara and Samarkand. Snack on spiced lamb samsa, taste some of the sweetest melons and fruits fresh at the market, sample regional specialties of green noodles and fried fish, break bread with your hands, and devour skewers of tender grilled meats. Besides tasting some of the country’s best dishes, you’ll also get hands-on and learn how to cook them as well. After this tour, you’ll likely share the country’s obsession with plov!

Interests Cuisine, Heritage

Destination Uzbekistan

Duration: 11 days / 10 nights

Price Per Person: From $10,200

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Pan-Stans: Country Collecting in Central Asia

This tour of the Silk Road “Stans” takes you through Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan in just two short weeks. Designed specifically for those looking to dip toes into each destination rather than explore in depth, this itinerary ensures luxury and comfort in a part of the world that can be tricky to country-hop without expert guidance.

Interests Architecture, Heritage

Destinations Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan

Duration: 14 days / 13 nights

Price Per Person: From $10,600

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Travelogues

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7 Reasons to put Uzbekistan on your “Go Now” list

Author: Remote Lands

There has never been a better time to journey to the cultural centers and sweeping countrysides of Uzbekistan, and we have picked our top seven hotspots to visit before the rest of the world catches on.

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Uzbekistan is Open: Travel the Silk Road with Remote Lands

Author: Travelogues

A Silk Road wonder, untouched natural beauty, and fascinating people — Uzbekistan is an underappreciated Central Asia treasure.

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5 Historic Sights To Help You Understand Uzbekistan

Author: Richard Collett

Uzbekistan was created by the Soviets in the 20th Century, but the land, the cities, and the people within this country’s borders have a history that stretches back centuries. These sites put modern Uzbekistan in perspective.

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