- Termiz
$125per personbased on 2 travellers
Lower per person for groups of 3–10
Surkhandarya
Termez – The Southernmost Historical City of Uzbekistan

Termez is an ancient city in southern Uzbekistan and the administrative center of the Surxondaryo region. It is located on the banks of the Amu Darya River, bordering Afghanistan. With a history spanning from the Buddhist civilization to the Islamic era, Termez is a significant hub of cultural heritage.
Termez was a key trading center on the Great Silk Road and was ruled by various civilizations, including the Kushans, Arabs, and Timurids. Ancient sources refer to it as "Tarmita" or "Tarmid," and its history dates back over 2,000 years.
Termez is the hottest city in Uzbekistan, with summer temperatures reaching up to +45°C. The best times to visit are in spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November).
Today, Termez is a well-developed city with modern infrastructure, railway and road connections, and an international airport.
A trip to Termez offers a unique opportunity to explore ancient history, admire architectural wonders, and immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of the region.
Discover Termez and its historical wonders!
$125per personbased on 2 travellers
Lower per person for groups of 3–10
$420per personbased on 2 travellers
Lower per person for groups of 3–10
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You can reach Termez by plane, train, or car. We offer transfers from Tashkent and other major cities.
The best time to visit Termez is during spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) when the weather is pleasant.
Main attractions include historical monuments, museums, local bazaars, and cultural sites listed above.

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Two days are the comfortable way to see Termez from Tashkent: fly south in the morning, spend the first day at the city's Buddhist and Islamic sites, and use the second for Kampyr-Tepe, the Jarkurgan minaret and the Archaeology Museum before flying back.

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Termez, on the Amu Darya in the far south of Uzbekistan, can be seen in one well-planned day: a Sufi shrine, Samanid ruins, a royal family necropolis and Buddhist monasteries almost 2,000 years old, all within a short drive of the city.
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