Uzbekistan · Private day tour
Parkent Village & Sukok Tour
A day in the countryside Tashkent escapes to.
Photo: Panpanchik, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
About this trip
Parkent Village & Sukok Tour is a private day out from Tashkent: our own guide and vehicle collect you from your hotel and bring you back the same evening. Already booked a hotel, or on a longer trip with us? Add it as a single day.
Just your group, no strangers, no fixed coach departure. Pick the date; a consultant confirms the timing.
Pace: A full day out, back in Tashkent the same evening. Your consultant confirms the timings.
The day
The outline of the day. Your consultant sends the full programme, with timings, once your booking is confirmed.
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Day1
Parkent Village & Sukok Tour, from Tashkent.
A day in the countryside Tashkent escapes to. Vineyards and orchards around Parkent give way to winding mountain roads, and on a hillside stands one of the strangest buildings of the Soviet space age: a solar furnace whose wall of mirrors focuses sunlight to thousands of degrees. Then up into the forests of Sukok for fresh air and village life.
Back in Tashkent the same evening
What's included
Included in the price
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Not included
- International flights to and from the region
- Visa fees where your passport requires one
- Lunches and dinners unless stated in the itinerary
- Personal expenses, drinks and souvenirs
- Tips for your guide and driver
- Anything not listed under what’s included
How group size changes the price
A private tour splits the vehicle, the guide and the driver across your group, so the per-person price falls as the group grows. These are live figures for this exact itinerary.
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Weather, month by month
Average daytime high, night-time low and rain days for the places this trip actually goes, from five years of recorded observations. Not a forecast, and not the capital's weather standing in for the mountains.
Best months for this trip: Apr, May, Sep, Oct.
Good to know
- Visas
- It depends on your passport: see visa rules for Uzbekistan, each linked to its government source. We will tell you what we know, but the requirement is yours to check against your own passport.
- Best time to go
- April–May and September–October. We run this trip outside those months too, prices and conditions change, so ask.
- Getting there
- We collect you from your hotel in Tashkent and bring you back to it. Hotel and airport transfers are not part of a day tour.
- Confirming
- The price you see is real, but it is a quotation until a consultant checks guide and vehicle availability for your dates, normally within 24 hours.
Questions we get asked
Is this a group tour with other people?
No. Every trip on this site is private: your group, your vehicle, your guide, your dates. Nobody else joins you.
Can I join this to a longer trip?
Yes. Every day tour here is one of the days our multi-day trips are built from. A consultant can add it to your trip or build a trip around it.
Is the price per person or total?
Prices show per person for two travellers, with the total alongside. Solo travellers and larger groups price differently, the table above shows how.
When do I pay?
Nothing is taken through this website. A consultant confirms availability, sends a written quote with the payment schedule, and only then do you decide.
What if the weather closes a mountain road?
It happens, mostly outside the months above. We offer the nearest equivalent we can arrange and explain any difference in cost, either way.
What travellers say
4.9 from 227 reviews on Google
Those reviews are from travellers on our Georgia trips, where we have run longest. We have not written reviews for Uzbekistan and will not invent them, so you are seeing our overall rating rather than feedback on this itinerary.
Book or ask about this trip
Choose your date and group to see your exact price, then request to book it. Nothing to pay now: a consultant confirms hotels and guides within 24 hours and sends a secure payment link. Or just send us a question.