Uzbekistan Tour Packages from Pakistan 2025

Explore Tashkent, Samarkand & Bukhara with Private Honeymoon and Family Uzbekistan Tour

If you’re searching for a unique international travel experience that combines culture, history, hospitality, and halal luxury, then Uzbekistan is your next destination. This Central Asian jewel is quickly becoming one of the top travel destinations for Pakistani tourists, especially honeymoon couples and families.

At iMusafir.pk, we offer exclusive, all-inclusive Uzbekistan tour packages from Pakistan, customized for travelers departing from Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad. Our tours are private only—we do not deal in group tours, ensuring you get the personalized experience you deserve.

✈️ Uzbekistan Tour Packages from Karachi

Karachi is one of the best cities to fly to Uzbekistan from. With direct flights and short transit routes, travelers from Karachi can reach Tashkent within 3 to 4 hours. We offer special packages for families and honeymoon couples flying from Jinnah International Airport.

Package Highlights from Karachi:

• Direct/1-stop flights to Tashkent or Samarkand
• 4-star accommodation with halal food options
• Private transport and Urdu/English-speaking guides
• Full sightseeing tour of Tashkent, Samarkand & Bukhara
• Starting from Rs. 395,000 per person (airfare + visa + hotel + transfers)

Karachi travelers also have the option to include Dubai layovers or multi-country tours (on request).

🛫 Uzbekistan Tour Packages from Lahore

Lahore-based travelers can enjoy seamless visa processing and flexible departure options to Uzbekistan. Our Lahore packages often include connecting flights via Istanbul, Sharjah, or Dubai, giving travelers options for stopovers.

Package Highlights from Lahore:

• Departure from Allama Iqbal International Airport
• Fully custom itineraries for families and couples
• Visit to Islamic heritage sites, bazaars, and local museums
• Assistance with visa documentation and embassy submission
• Packages start at Rs. 385,000 per person

Our Lahore clients often prefer to travel in the spring and autumn seasons when the Uzbek cities are blooming and less crowded.

🛩️ Uzbekistan Tour Packages from Islamabad

Islamabad travelers can enjoy the serenity of Central Asia with our premium Uzbekistan travel packages, designed with comfort, privacy, and cultural exploration in mind.

Package Highlights from Islamabad:

• Multiple weekly departures via connecting flights
• Great for families from Rawalpindi/Islamabad region
• Includes private airport pickup, tours, and shopping days
• Local guides for cultural immersion & ease in communication
• Honeymoon packages starting from Rs. 375,000 per couple

Whether you’re newlywed or planning a family break, Islamabad departures come with VIP service from start to finish.

💑 Uzbekistan Honeymoon Packages for Pakistani Couples

Looking for a honeymoon that’s different from the usual Dubai or Malaysia tour? Uzbekistan offers a romantic, historic, and halal-friendly alternative.

Honeymoon Tour Highlights:

• Candlelight dinners in ancient Samarkand
• Professional honeymoon photoshoots at iconic landmarks
• Visits to bazaars, museums, mosques & romantic local cafes
• Custom experiences like spa, hot springs, or desert safaris
• Optional upgrades: business class, 5-star hotels, luxury sedan transport

All packages include visa processing, return flights, private rooms, guided tours, and daily breakfasts. Every honeymoon tour is exclusively arranged – no sharing with other clients or groups.

🏙️ Tashkent Tour Packages from Pakistan

As the capital of Uzbekistan, Tashkent is modern yet rooted in Islamic tradition. It serves as the first stop for most Pakistani travelers and offers a perfect mix of history and modernity.

Must-See Spots in Tashkent:

• Khast Imam Complex (Home to the world’s oldest Quran)
• Chorsu Bazaar – perfect for souvenir shopping
• Amir Timur Square and Independence Square
• Tashkent Metro (One of the most beautiful in the world)

Our Tashkent tours include 2 to 3 nights in 4-star hotels with full-day private guided tours.

🕌 Samarkand Tour Packages from Pakistan

Samarkand is the jewel of the Silk Road. This UNESCO World Heritage city is perfect for honeymooners and families alike who want to soak in Islamic heritage and Persian architecture.

Must-Visit Attractions:

• Registan Square – the heart of Samarkand
• Shah-i-Zinda Mausoleum – a visual masterpiece
• Ulugh Beg Observatory
• Bibi-Khanym Mosque and Siab Bazaar

You can choose a Samarkand-only itinerary or combine it with Tashkent and Bukhara in a 5 to 7-day tour.

🧳 What’s Included in Our Packages?

• Return airfare from Karachi, Lahore, or Islamabad (on demand)
• 3-star hotel accommodation with breakfast
• Uzbekistan tourist visa with support (on demand)
• Private airport transfers & local transport
• Professional guide (English/Urdu speaking)
• Complete sightseeing & cultural activities
• Optional add-ons: spa, cultural shows, desert trip

✅ No group tours. ✅ No hidden charges. ✅ 100% Halal food.

🕌 Popular Places in Uzbekistan

Our Uzbekistan tour packages from Pakistan are designed to give you an immersive experience of the country’s top three cities—Tashkent, Samarkand, and Bukhara. These iconic destinations are deeply rooted in Islamic heritage, Persian architecture, and Silk Road history. Each tour includes private guided city tours, shopping time, and halal-certified dining recommendations to ensure a complete and comfortable experience.

🌟 Tashkent – The Capital City with a Modern Soul

Tashkent is where most Pakistani travelers land—and it makes a lasting first impression. As the capital of Uzbekistan, Tashkent is a fascinating blend of Soviet architecture, Islamic monuments, modern shopping malls, and rich green parks.

• Khazrat Imam Complex: This sacred site is home to several mosques, madrasahs, and mausoleums. It also houses the world’s oldest Quran, believed to be from the Caliph Uthman era. The complex is an essential stop for those interested in Islamic history and spirituality.

• Chorsu Bazaar: One of the oldest and busiest markets in Central Asia, Chorsu is a heaven for halal food lovers, souvenir seekers, and cultural explorers. From spices and traditional Uzbek caps to fresh fruits and handmade crafts, it’s a must-visit for families and honeymooners alike.

• Amir Timur Square: Located at the heart of the city, this symbolic square honors Tamerlane (Timur), the Central Asian conqueror. Surrounded by beautiful fountains and impressive buildings, it’s perfect for an evening walk or photo session.

Tashkent offers a relaxed pace and is ideal for first-time visitors easing into the Uzbek experience.

🌟 Samarkand – The City of Blue Domes

Samarkand is arguably the crown jewel of Uzbekistan and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Known for its deep Islamic influence and vibrant blue domes, Samarkand gives couples and families a sense of stepping into an ancient, sacred world.

• Registan Square: This is the iconic postcard view of Uzbekistan. Flanked by three grand madrasahs with intricate tilework and Islamic calligraphy, Registan is a masterpiece of Islamic architecture. It’s especially romantic at sunset or under the evening lights, making it a perfect stop for honeymooners.

• Shah-i-Zinda Mausoleum: Often referred to as the “Street of the Dead,” this stunning necropolis consists of over 20 mausoleums built for noble figures and religious scholars. Its tile patterns and spiritual energy make it one of the most photogenic spots in the country.

• Bibi-Khanym Mosque: Once one of the largest mosques in the Islamic world, this monument was built by Timur in the 14th century. It’s a symbol of power, faith, and architectural brilliance. Visitors can admire the mosque’s massive dome and detailed artistry while learning about its historical significance.

Samarkand is deeply immersive and ideal for those looking to connect with Islamic art, spirituality, and ancient history.

🌟 Bukhara – The Living Heritage Site

If Samarkand feels like an open-air museum, then Bukhara is its living, breathing counterpart. Known for its well-preserved Islamic architecture and authentic local life, Bukhara is where travelers can truly experience the essence of old Central Asia.

• Kalyan Minaret: Towering over the city at 47 meters, this historic minaret was so admired by Genghis Khan that he spared it during his invasion. It’s part of the Po-i-Kalyan mosque complex and is a beautiful example of Islamic vertical design and tilework.

• Ark Fortress: Once the royal residence of the Bukhara emirs, this massive fortress includes a mosque, museum, throne room, and panoramic views of the city. It’s a favorite among families with kids and history lovers alike.

• Lyab-i Hauz Square: Translating to “by the pond,” this central square is a peaceful, social place surrounded by tea houses, madrasahs, and local musicians. You’ll often find families relaxing here or couples enjoying local sweets and chai under mulberry trees.

Bukhara has a slower, more intimate pace and offers the perfect blend of history, hospitality, and quiet charm.

📅 Best Time to Visit Uzbekistan

The most comfortable times to visit are:

• Spring (April to June) – Pleasant weather, ideal for sightseeing
• Autumn (September to November) – Cooler temps, fewer tourists

Avoid extreme summer (July–August) if traveling with children or elderly.

🛂 Uzbekistan Visa for Pakistanis – Hassle-Free Process

We provide full visa support including:

• Visa application form
• Hotel booking confirmation
• Flight itinerary
• Invitation letter from Uzbekistan
  Processing time: 7–10 working days

💎 Why Book Uzbekistan Tours with iMusafir.pk?

• ✔️ Personalized Service – No group mixing
• ✔️ 4.8+ Rated on Google & Facebook
• ✔️ Urdu/English speaking support
• ✔️ Best-price guarantee with premium service
• ✔️ Available 7 days a week for customer support

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is Uzbekistan safe for Pakistani tourists?

Yes! Uzbekistan is one of the safest countries in Central Asia, especially for families and couples. Locals are very welcoming to Pakistanis.

Do I need a visa for Uzbekistan?

Yes, Pakistani passport holders require a visa. iMusafir.pk provides full visa assistance with invitation letters, hotel bookings, and documents.

How long is the Uzbekistan tour?

Most family or honeymoon tours last 5 to 7 days, covering Tashkent, Samarkand, and optionally Bukhara.

Can we request halal food?

Yes, all restaurants arranged by iMusafir.pk offer 100% halal food. You can also request Pakistani or Indian cuisine in some locations.

What is the price of Uzbekistan tour packages?

Prices vary by season and city of departure. On average:

• Honeymoon tours start from Rs. 375,000 per couple
• Family tours start from Rs. 425,000 per family
  We offer premium experiences, 50% higher than other agencies but with full-service value.