The Silk Road for Solo Travellers

At the crossroads of Central Asia, fought over by Alexander the Great and Genghis Khan, modern Uzbekistan is open to the world. From mosques to madrassas and mausoleums to mosaics, take in the sights of the Silk Road on this unmissable solo tour. 

Comprising routes from China to Europe, the Silk Road prominently included present-day Uzbekistan. Its volatile history, passing from invader to invader - including the Turko-Mongols, British and Russians - has left its mark the architecture. It's especially evident in the striking ceramic tiles can be found scattered around cities like Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva, with many of the ornate mosaics decorating the incredible monuments.

Today Uzbekistan boasts rich art, featuring intricate ceramics and wood carvings, along with vibrant bazaars filled with handcrafted goods and traditional foods.  (Don’t miss trying authentic Uzbek dishes like plov, shurpa, and manti during your tour.) Together with like-minded solo travellers, we'll take in the sights of the Silk Road on this unmissable Uzbekistan tour, and absorb the culture of its ancient cities and astounding desert landscapes - perfect for solo travellers looking for a holiday full of wonder, culture and history.