based on 18 experiences from female travelers
Anel
Kazakhstan
I went solo traveling to Uzbekistan in May 2021. I've visited Muynak, Khiva, Bukhara, Samarkand and Tashkent. fisrt stop was Muynak, it was music festival over there, I've stayed at the hostel and met a group of people there. after the festival they wanted to hitchhike through the big cities, so I joined them. we stayed at hostels and at friends' houses. so, living costs were very low and affordable. conditions in the hostels were great too! we've cooked our own food we ate the small local places, so food expenses were super low too. the hitchhiking was great, no accidents, very pleasant people. however, to stay safe we divided into groups of two or three. tickets for sights were very affordable. there's a lot of historical places in Uzbekistan and they are all worth the visit
Posted: July 31, 2025I felt definitely safe and I recommend there are a lot of national restaurants and parks amazing and Evos Oqtepa Lavash fast food centers are also available u can find anything from bazaaars like markets.
Posted: June 4, 2025Experienced: June, 2024I went there w my mom and auntie i admit that the local people was a little rough and the meals wasn't delicious at all we just bought fast food from Oqtepa lavash but the taxis was cheap and bazaars are good enough.
Posted: June 4, 2025Experienced: June, 2024Based on 8 local experiences
Based on 8 local experiences
There are a lot of national guard personnel around, I feel safe, the markets are cheap, you can find anything, there are few thieves, just don't leave your wallets and bags anywhere, be careful, you can't use cards everywhere, so keep your money in a safe place.
Posted: June 3, 2025The people are friendly, everyone minds their own life, and they are hospitable The crime rate is low, it is safe to walk at night, and there is legal protection. Women do not face pressure, and gender equality exists. There are hotels, shops, markets, schools, kindergartens, parks — everything you need.
Posted: June 1, 2025I visited tachkent alone and ot was very nice and felt safe Now i am in Samarkand and felt the same way. People do not speak English but they are willing to help and guide Very kind people I hope i can come again
Posted: April 26, 2025Dilafruz
Tashkent
3 days
Hi, I'm Dilafruz. I'm 26. I live in Uzbekistan in the city of Tashkent. I love to travel, unfortunately I haven’t been anywhere yet, but I’ve been to all the cities of Uzbekistan. I dream of moving to Thailand. I really like Thai culture and life. I want to learn the Thai language. My English is very bad; when you start talking to me it’s very noticeable.
Shakhzoda
Samarkand
3 days
I'm Shakhzoda from Uzbekistan and If you find any time to talk and discuss about travelling to Uzbekistan. I'm here to help you anytime😇 Love you all and don't be shy😊
Manzura
Navoiy
Hello, my name is Manzura. I am from Navoi, Uzbekistan. I am 28 years old, married, and I have a child. I have completed my bachelor’s degree and I am currently working. I haven’t traveled to any foreign countries yet, but I would love to travel in the future. That’s why I believe it’s important to join this community — to follow, observe, and engage in conversations
Sabokhat
Uzbekistan
Hi there 👋 I'm Sabokhat. I'm 26 years old. I know Korean , English and Russian. I'm native uzbek. Nice to meet you all ladies who love travel.