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Added by Jopie, at 09 April 2018
Opening Hours
- Monday 09:00 - 18:00
- Tuesday 09:00 - 18:00
- Wednesday 09:00 - 18:00
- Thursday 09:00 - 18:00
- Friday 09:00 - 18:00
- Saturday 10:00 - 15:00
- Sunday -
Description
We customize and personalize your vacation to Silk Road countries, including Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan, with the help of our experienced tour operators. We specialize in providing Custom Tours and Hotel Bookings. We will work with you to provide a best in class private guided touring service offering the customized tour itineraries in Silk Road countries whether your interest is in historical cities, hotels, archeological sites, mountains, deserts, yurt stays which make the Silk Road countries one of the worlds great travel destinations. Follow the footsteps of the ancient caravans!
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15 Reviews
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02 July 2018
"Uzbekistan, number three on the list, was once part of the ancient Silk Road route."
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15 June 2018
Eid Mubarak to everyone finishing fasting at the end of Ramadan! Enjoy a blessed holiday and best wishes from all of us at Advantour!
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05 June 2018
Coming to you from Baikonur, Kazakhstan, our tour leaders are going to tell you all about the Baikonur Cosmodrome Tour. This time, our travelers will watch the launch of a Soyuz MS-09 rocket, which will take astronauts to the International Space Station. This launch is taking place at Launchpad 1, which is the place that Yuri Gagarin took off from for his historic first manned flight. The itinerary covers lots of interesting sights, including the Museum of Baikonur Cosmodrome History, the Yuri Gagarin Monument and his memorial houses, the Baikonur Cosmodrome Museum, plus tours of the Buran spacecraft and launch pads. Stay tuned for more updates soon!
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03 June 2018
Every must-do list for visiting Uzbekistan should include hot samsa straight from the tandir (clay oven).
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31 May 2018
Here at Advantour, we're always excited to start introducing new places. Altai Krai is in southern Siberia, right on the border with Kazakhstan. There's lots of beautiful mountain scenery, and a close spiritual connection with Central Asia. As much as we love the places that we offer tours to, we also want to bring you new pictures and posts from new places. So enjoy a couple posts from Siberia, and learn a little something new about Altai Krai!
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28 May 2018
The Silk and Spices Festival is a great way to explore Uzbekistan - come with us as we show you all this festival has to offer and more! Check out more videos in the comments below from Bukhara and this special festival, traditionally held on the last weekend of May.
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25 May 2018
We’re at the Silk and Spices Festival in Bukhara, Uzbekistan, for the next three days, exploring the best of Uzbek traditions and handicrafts. The streets are full of color, spices, music and dancing as people from all around Uzbekistan and beyond come together to celebrate life on the Great Silk Road. This video clip features some of the puppets from the grand opening parade with all the participants and volunteers. Stay tuned for more videos coming soon!
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17 May 2018
Ramadan Kareem! Advantour wishes blessings to all those celebrating and fasting during Ramadan. May this be a month of peace and happiness for you and your loved ones.
Whether you are fasting for Ramadan or not, Uzbekistan is still a welcoming and accommodating place to travel. Meals can be organized for those who are keeping the fast, and there are still plenty of options open for those who aren't. If you have special requests or concerns regarding fasting or food in general, feel free to contact us and we will be happy to provide options.
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12 May 2018
Mystery of Altay.
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02 May 2018
"If you want to experience Uzbekistan without having to worry about language, taxis, police inspections, or anything like that, consider traveling with Advantour. This isn’t a paid endorsement (nothing on my blog is) – I just was so happy with the tour we went on that I want to recommend them since they’re a great way to explore this part of the world worry-free."
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02 May 2018
A trip to Tashkent doesn’t really count if you haven’t explored the Metro, the oldest subway system in Central Asia.
DID YOU KNOW
The Tashkent Metro first opened in 1977, and with 9 stations, it was the first metro in Central Asia. The stations were designed for the seismic conditions of the region, and can also be used as bomb shelters.
Today, there are 29 stations on three different lines, covering a total of 36 kilometers. Construction on the Tashkent Metro has never stopped, with new stations continually being built.
The Metro has become an architectural attraction in Tashkent. Just about every station has its own unique design, with decorations made by the leading artists and sculptors of the USSR.
Around 160,000 people ride the Tashkent Metro each day, which adds up to be over 60 million rides each year. At peak hours, trains run every 4 minutes, while in the late evenings trains can run 20 minutes apart.
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30 April 2018
Some of our travelers upon completion of Central Asia tour extend their journey to South Caucasus making it a real Silk Road tour.
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23 April 2018
Here is the last bunch of photos from our Central Asia group tour. It conveniently matches with Caucasus group tour, thus making a Silk Road tour from east to west, following the traces of caravans in the past.
This time we would like to show you photos from Bukhara (Uzbekistan) and Kunya-Urgench, Ashgabat, Merv, Old Nisa and Darvaza Gaz Crater (a.k.a Door to Hell), in Turkmenistan.
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16 April 2018
We have posted photos from the ongoing Central Asia tour earlier. Here is the next bunch of impressions from Tashkent and Khiva in Uzbekistan and Khujand in Tajikistan.
The highlights of the tour in these destinations (in addition to awe inspiring historical buildings) were:
Watching bread being baked at Chorsu bazaar (Tashkent, Uzbekistan); Learning about Uzbek traditional cradle (Tashkent); Exploring the biggest monument of Lenin in Central Asia (Khujand, Tajikistan); Try to bargain at traditional bazaar in Khudjand; Traveling back in time to the 19th century in Khiva.
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16 April 2018
Travel to Samarkand became easier Fly directly to the capital of Tamerlane from Istanbul, Turkey with Turkish Airlines
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