Nikolay runs a small tour company based in Tashkent, focused entirely on Uzbekistan. He plans the trips and works with a team of local guides who meet travelers on the ground; he does not guide or drive personally.
The listings cover the classic Silk Road route of Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva, usually linked by train rather than long road transfers, plus extensions less commonly offered elsewhere: the Fergana Valley for ceramics and silk-dyeing workshops, the Aral Sea and Moynaq from Nukus with a night in a yurt camp, and short mountain trips to Chimgan and Amirsoy outside Tashkent. Several itineraries build in hands-on craft classes, such as cooking plov, manty or shivit oshi, or trying miniature painting and pottery with local masters.
He and his team work mainly on custom itineraries built around a traveler's dates rather than fixed departures, laying out a day-by-day plan and a full price breakdown before confirming. Messages show him corresponding comfortably in English and French, and being direct about what is and is not possible, such as keeping trips to Uzbekistan only rather than adding neighbouring countries.
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