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Hotel package
Silk Road by Minyoun
Samarkand, Uzbekistan
Asia Travel is an Israeli travel company that was listed as running a kosher Pesach 2026 program at this hotel for Israeli guests. Its website blocks automated access, so no program details could be confirmed at source.
There is a nonstop flight from New York (JFK), about 13 hours in the air.
Samarkand (SKD) lists nonstops from Tel Aviv. Tashkent (TAS) lists Tel Aviv, New York JFK, London (Heathrow and Gatwick) and Paris.
Guests from Israel usually fly straight to Samarkand or Tashkent; others typically connect through Istanbul or fly to Tashkent and continue by train.
Routes come from each airport’s published route list, checked October 2026. Flight times are estimates from the distance. Airlines change schedules, so confirm before you book (route list we used).
Pleasant spring weather with days around 73°F (23°C) and nights near 50°F (10°C).
What governments say about travel to this country. Nothing here is this site’s own judgment.
US State Department travel advisory for Uzbekistan
Level 1 of 4: Exercise normal precautions
This is the governments’ own wording, not a rating by this site. Israel’s National Security Council also publishes travel warnings for Israelis abroad. Ask the operator what security the program itself arranges, such as guards and entry checks.
Check opening times before you go; some places close or get very busy during the holiday.
A recreated old Silk Road town of craft workshops and blue-tiled buildings inside the hotel complex.
Good for kids, teens, couples, grandparents
Three enormous tiled religious schools facing each other across a grand square, the symbol of the city.
Good for kids, teens, couples, grandparents
The blue-domed tomb of the conqueror Tamerlane, with a richly gilded interior.
Good for kids, teens, couples, grandparents
A narrow lane of tombs covered in some of the finest blue tilework in Central Asia.
Good for teens, couples, grandparents
A giant 15th-century mosque beside the city's main market for bread, dried fruit and spices.
Good for kids, teens, couples, grandparents
A small domed synagogue from 1891 in the old Bukharian Jewish quarter.
Good for teens, couples, grandparents
A long hillside tomb above a spring, a site visited by Jews, Muslims and Christians alike.
Good for teens, couples, grandparents
The remains of a huge 15th-century instrument for measuring the stars, with a small museum.
Good for kids, teens, couples, grandparents
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