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New data from the World Tourism Organization (UN Tourism) shows Uzbekistan ranking among the top seven fastest-growing destinations globally for inbound tourism from January to September 2025, Euro News reports. Tourist arrivals to Uzbekistan have increased by 73 percent compared to 2019, exceeding national targets amid increased investment, expanded visa-free access and strong international promotion.
You know how it feels? A strange place is about to explode in the tourism sector. Travel influencer Vivek, who goes by the handle @travelingbanda on Instagram, has just the itinerary for you.
Budget
The cost of e-Visa is very low around Rs 2,800 ₹27,000 is enough for a round trip. For your stay, if you’re not looking for anything too fancy, 2,500 per night will be enough Rs 800 is enough for food per day.
And before we get into the details, Vivek says this place is ideal for couples, families and even a guys trip – so you might know if this is your favorite spot.
useful facts
On the money front, 1 INR is equal to 132.72 Uzbekistani Som. For travel, accessibility, and ease, the Yandex Go app works great for cheap taxis, maps, and food delivery. For core travel, the rail system is quite efficient and also has bullet train options. Downloading Russian and Uzbek on Google Translate is also a real quick solution that works. Vivek also assures that getting scammed is not major, although you should be as aware as you should be in a foreign location.
stops
Tashkent
The capital of Tashkent is full of vibrancy, old Russian monuments and fantastic food, with lively cafes, modern malls and Russian nightclubs being its primary highlights. However, Vivek says the revolving restaurant in Tashkent TV Tower is a must visit.
samarkand
Samarkand is the cultural capital of Uzbekistan and a historic stop on the Silk Road. It is known for its amazing monuments like Desert Square and Siob Bazaar. The cost of admission here, per place, averages between from 600 800.
Bukhara
Bukhara is Uzbekistan’s own UNESCO-listed city and another major stopover on the Silk Road trade. Filled with grand architecture and historicity, it is a place that can truly be explored in depth for days. Vivek especially says not to miss enjoying Bukhara-style plov (pilaf).
snap shot
Overall, don’t leave Uzbekistan without working on Vivek’s list of 10 must-see places:
1. Registan Square
2. Ichan Kala
3. Poi Kalyan Complex
4. Shah-e-Zinda Qabristan
5. Ark of Bukhara
6. Chorsu Market
7. Samadhi
8. Tashkent Metro Station
9. Fergana Valley
10. Aral Sea/Muynaq
Did Uzbekistan make it onto your travel list then?
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