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Circuits
Discovery
Samarkand and Bukhara are striking, of course. But what people remember most is often the welcome: tea shared at home, a conversation in the market, a meal with a host family. Between desert, oases, and mountains, the trip feels grounded and close to people.
Signature Journeys
Four itineraries, from one week to a full 18-day route.
Pick a base itinerary, then we adjust dates, pace, and focus with you.
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Our founder
My name is Navbakhor Boudot. I created AFOR to connect France and Uzbekistan through trips that are useful for local communities and meaningful for travelers.
Our tours are built around real encounters. You take time to listen, understand, and share everyday life instead of rushing through stops.
Navbakhor Boudot
Fondatrice, Bahor-Voyage
Nos engagements
Each departure funds practical actions run with our local partners.
We plant trees in Gurlan to slow desertification and improve everyday living conditions.
We help young people from low-income families pay for university studies.
We support women and young girls through education and pathways to independence.
Homestays mean shared meals, conversations, and a real slice of daily life.
Our local French-speaking guides stay with you throughout the trip and provide context, not a script.
We arrange meetings with weavers, potters, and embroiderers to support living craftsmanship.
Local impact
Part of every departure supports our work in Gurlan and beyond: tree planting, education support, and women's entrepreneurship.
Khorezm Region
In Gurlan, we run a tree-planting program to slow desertification. In 2024, 30 trees were planted with local residents. In 2025, the work continued with education support for young girls.
Vulnerable Families
This program funds university studies for young people from low-income families. In 2024, it supported 2 students.
Empowerment
We support women starting or growing a business. In 2024, 3 women were supported.
Photos
Historic squares, craft workshops, villages, and faces. These are usually the moments people carry home.
