Uzbekistan Classic Tour

BREAKFAST

09:00 -  we start our city tour of Tashkent. We visit:

Khast Imam Complex (16th–20th centuries), including the Mausoleum of Kaffol Shashi, Barakhan and Muyi Mubarak Madrasahs, and the Namazgoh and Jome Mosques. The complex is home to one of the oldest original manuscripts of the Holy Quran (7th century), written by order of Caliph Uthman.

Chorsu Bazaar, a traditional domed market.

Tashkent Metro, famous for its beautifully decorated stations.

Tashkent City Park, a modern area of the capital.

Night at the hotel

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06:30 - transfer to Tashkent railway station for the train to Samarkand. Upon arrival, we begin our tour of the ancient and vibrant city of Samarkand, with a history of nearly 3,000 years. Visit:

Mausoleum of Amir Temur (Tamerlane) (14th–15th centuries), a masterpiece of Timurid architecture and one of the city’s most impressive monuments.

Registan Square (15th–17th centuries), the former center of trade and learning on the Great Silk Road, featuring the madrasahs of Ulugbek, Sherdor, and Tillakori.

Bibi Khanum Mosque (14th–15th centuries), once the largest mosque in Central Asia, built by order of Amir Temur in honor of his wife.

Explore Siyob Market, the city’s oldest bazaar, where you can enjoy traditional oriental sweets and dried fruits.

Check-in hotel.

Night at the hotel

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08:00 - you will start excursion through the “Rome of the Orient” — Samarkand. Visit:

Shahi-Zinda Necropolis (9th–19th centuries), one of the most sacred Islamic sites, featuring a stunning ensemble of mausoleums. The complex is associated with Qusam ibn Abbas, cousin of the Prophet Muhammad, and includes beautifully decorated tombs of Timurid nobility, each with a unique architectural style.

Afrosiyab Museum and the ruins of ancient Afrosiyab, the original site of Samarkand. The museum’s exhibits tell the story of the civilizations that once flourished here, from ancient Turkic and Persian peoples to Greeks, Arabs, and Mongols.

Silk Paper Workshop, where traditional handmade paper is produced using centuries-old techniques.

Samarkand Silk Carpet Factory, where you can observe the creation of exquisite handwoven silk carpets made with natural dyes and traditional methods.

In the evening, transfer to the train station for a high-speed train to Bukhara.

Upon arrival, transfer to the city (approx. 16 km).

Check-in hotel.

Night at the hotel.

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09:00 - you will start tour:

Bukhara, the birthplace of Avicenna (Ibn Sina), is one of the most important historical cities of Central Asia.

Labi Khouz Complex (16th–17th centuries), including the Labi Khouz Pond, Nodir Devonbegi Khanaka and Madrasah, and Kukaldash Madrasah — a lively and popular historic ensemble.

(16th–17th centuries): Toqi Sarrofon (money changers), Toqi Telpakfurushon (hat makers), Abdullaxon Timi (the largest covered market), and Toqi Zargaron (jewelers).

Ulugbek Madrasah and Abdulaziz Khan Madrasah (from outside).

Poyi Kalon Complex (12th–16th centuries), including the iconic minaret, mosque, and Miri Arab Madrasah.

Ismail Samani Mausoleum (9th–10th centuries), a masterpiece of early Islamic architecture, followed by the Ark Fortress, the former residence of the rulers of Bukhara.

Bolo Hauz Mosque (18th–20th centuries). 

Night at the hotel

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08:00 - departure to Khiva by tourist vehicle (type depends on group size), with stops in route.

Travel through the Kyzylkum Desert, the largest desert in Uzbekistan, known for its sand dunes and desert vegetation.

Arrival in Khiva in the afternoon and transfer to the hotel. Visit:

Ichan Qala (10th–19th centuries), a 26-hectare inner fortress known as an open-air museum and surrounded by massive walls.

Muhammad Amin Khan Madrasah and the Kalta Minor Minaret, famous for its striking turquoise colors.

Kohna Ark, the former residence of the Khiva khans, consisting of several courtyards and royal buildings.

Night at the hotel.

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08:30 - we continue exploring the beautiful city of Khiva. Visit:

Muhammad Rahim Khan (Feruz) Madrasah, one of the finest madrasahs in Khiva, featuring a mosque, classrooms, library, and student cells.

Juma Mosque (10th–18th centuries), famous for its 227 unique wooden columns, making it one of the most distinctive mosques in Central Asia.

Tash Hovli Palace, including the Khan’s Harem, built by Allakuli Khan and consisting of three courtyards and richly decorated interiors.

 Allakuli Khan Caravanserai, an important Silk Road monument still active as a trading area. In the afternoon, view the Islam Khoja Madrasah and Minaret (no climbing), the tallest minaret in Khiva.

Pahlavan Mahmud Complex, the mausoleum of the famous poet and philosopher, and the Mennonite Museum (Oq Masjid), which tells the story of German Mennonites in Khiva.

At arranged time transfer to local airport of Urgench to take a flight to Tashkent.

Upon arrival in Tashkent.

Night at the hotel.

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08:00 - we will visit:

Applied Art Museums, the Minor Mosque,

The TV Tower and Magic city.

Farewell dinner at a local restaurant.

At the agreed time, transfer to Tashkent International Airport to take the return flight to the city of origin.

End of our services.