Where to travel from Uzbekistan in 2026
Planning a trip has become more complicated. Some countries are lifting visa requirements, others are changing their entry rules, and the cost of the same trip can vary significantly depending on the season and travel route. Together with payme travel, we've put together a guide to 30 popular destinations from Uzbekistan and what you need to know before you go.
Tbilisi is known for its historic neighborhoods, carved wooden balconies, hidden courtyards and cafés on nearly every corner.
Abanotubani, the city's famous sulfur bath district, is worth visiting whether you simply admire the historic bathhouses from the outside or enjoy a traditional bath experience.
Kazbegi offers spectacular mountain scenery, and the drive along the Georgian Military Highway is one of the most scenic road trips in this guide. Highlights include winding mountain roads, panoramic views from the Jvari Pass, and the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church set against the snow-capped peak of Mount Kazbek.
Kakheti is Georgia's main wine-producing region, home to hundreds of wineries. Many still use the traditional qvevri method of fermenting wine in large clay vessels, a practice that dates back centuries. Wine tastings are available at many stops throughout the region.
Batumi offers a completely different atmosphere from the rest of the country. Located on the Black Sea, it combines modern skyscrapers, a lively seaside boulevard, the Batumi Botanical Garden and illuminated fountains that come alive in the evening.Didgori is home to the memorial commemorating the 1121 Battle of Didgori, where the army of King David IV "the Builder" defeated the Seljuk forces. The site features dozens of monumental sword-shaped crosses overlooking the mountains and is located about an hour's drive from Tbilisi. Despite its historical significance, it remains relatively unknown to international tourists and is rarely included in package tours.
Bangkok is a vibrant metropolis of skyscrapers, historic temples, floating markets and world-famous street food. It serves as the main gateway to Thailand, with direct flights from Tashkent and convenient onward connections to destinations across the country.
Chiang Mai, in northern Thailand, offers a slower pace of life, ancient temples, mountain scenery and nearby national parks. The easiest way to get there is by domestic flight from Bangkok, as there are no direct flights from Tashkent.
Krabi is known for its dramatic limestone cliffs, tropical islands and postcard-perfect beaches. Most travelers reach it via Bangkok.
Phuket is Thailand's classic beach destination, offering well-developed tourist infrastructure and easy access to island-hopping excursions. Like Bangkok, Phuket is served by direct flights from Tashkent, making it a convenient choice for travelers who want to avoid layovers.
Casablanca – Home to the magnificent Hassan II Mosque, one of the few mosques in Morocco open to non-Muslim visitors. The Atlantic waterfront and the city's modern atmosphere make Casablanca very different from the rest of the country.
Fes – One of the world's oldest medinas and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for its maze of narrow streets, traditional artisan quarters, and historic leather tanneries where visitors can watch centuries-old dyeing techniques.
Chefchaouen – The iconic Blue City nestled in the Rif Mountains, renowned as one of Morocco's most photogenic and unique destinations.
Marrakech – Bustling souks, the lively Jemaa el-Fnaa Square filled with street performers and local food, historic palaces, and beautiful gardens. Plan to spend at least three days here to experience the city properly.
The Sahara Desert – Spend a night in a desert camp, ride camels across the dunes, and watch the sunrise over the sand. Most tours depart via Merzouga or Zagora.
Agadir – A relaxed Atlantic beach resort, perfect for unwinding after an itinerary packed with historic cities and desert adventures.
Cape Town: Ride the cable car or hike to the top of Table Mountain, stroll along the V&A Waterfront, and enjoy panoramic ocean views from Lion's Head.
Cape of Good Hope: Drive along one of Africa's most scenic coastal roads and visit the Boulders Beach penguin colony, one of the few places in the world where visitors can observe African penguins at close range on a sandy beach.
The Garden Route: One of South Africa's most scenic road trips, passing through charming towns such as Knysna and George, with landscapes ranging from forests and lagoons to dramatic coastlines.
Safari: Experience South Africa's wildlife in Kruger National Park for the classic safari experience (accessible by domestic flight), or choose a more convenient option at one of the private game reserves located within a few hours of Cape Town.The Winelands: Visit Stellenbosch and Franschhoek, picturesque wine-growing valleys located 40–60 minutes from Cape Town, known for their vineyards, wine tastings, and some of the country's most beautiful rural scenery.
