Tourism Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan

Today, Uzbekistan offers much more than cultural sightseeing. Across the country's major tourist destinations, visitors can enjoy a growing selection of swimming pools and water parks, providing ideal places to relax with family, stay active, or simply escape the summer heat.

Hotel pools remain among the most popular choices. Many of Tashkent's leading hotels welcome both guests and day visitors with premium leisure facilities. These include Hyatt Regency Tashkent, featuring indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a spa, and relaxation areas; Hilton Tashkent City, offering a panoramic wellness center with a swimming pool; InterContinental Tashkent, equipped with a modern spa and pool; and Simma Hotel Spa & Waterpark, which combines hotel accommodation with a family-oriented water park. Numerous hotels in Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva also feature outdoor swimming pools, allowing visitors to enjoy a refreshing break during the hottest summer days.

Those seeking more active recreation can explore Uzbekistan's modern water parks. Tashkent is home to some of the country's largest aquatic entertainment complexes, including Oasis Aquapark, one of the capital's newest facilities featuring a wave pool, exciting water slides, and family recreation areas; Orzular Sohili Beach in New Uzbekistan Park; Aqualand; Tashkent Water Park; Atlantis Aquapark; Monaco Water Park; More Aquacomplex; Sunny City; and Limpopo Water Park. 

These destinations feature dozens of water attractions, swimming pools for both adults and children, relaxation areas, cafés, and entertainment facilities. Most water parks operate throughout the entire summer season and have become some of Uzbekistan's most popular family recreation destinations.

Even during periods of extreme heat, Uzbekistan offers countless opportunities for a comfortable and enjoyable holiday. Modern swimming pools, water parks, and hotel resorts allow visitors to relax with family, recharge, and make the most of the summer without leaving the country. The continued development of this infrastructure is making domestic tourism increasingly attractive while providing safe, accessible, and high-quality leisure opportunities for both residents and international visitors.

According to the latest data, more than 6.56 million international tourists visited Uzbekistan during the first six months of 2026, representing an increase of nearly 25 percent compared to the same period last year. More than 1.2 million foreign visitors arrived in June alone. This steady growth reflects the rising international demand for Uzbekistan's modern tourism offerings, including summer leisure, wellness tourism, and hotel resorts with high-quality recreational infrastructure.