11 Days Cultural Uzbekistan Tour

Arrive at Tashkent International Airport in the afternoon. You will be met by our driver and will be transferred to your hotel. Depending on the time of your arrival you may choose to go out for dinner or stay in and relax at your hotel.

nd, showcasing craftsmanship from the early 19th century to the present.

Khast Imam is home to the oldest known Koran from 655 AD and it offers a serene and insightful experience into the Islamic culture and history of Uzbekistan.

Chorsu Bazaar is the oldest and the largest bazaar in Central Asia. Wandering through this huge bustling market is a great way to see local people going about their daily lives.

Tons of Plov cooked in gigantic pots every day. Have lunch and continue to the next destination.

Amir Temur Square is a significant landmark located in the heart of Tashkent, the capital city of Uzbekistan. Named after Amir Temur, also known as Tamerlane.

The State Academic Grand Theatre of Uzbekistan named after Alisher Navoi was founded in June 1939. This is one of the leading opera and ballet theatres in Uzbekistan.

The Tashkent metro was opened in 1977, it is the first underground in Central Asia. All stations have their own unique architectural appearance: marble, granite, traditional tilework, colorful bas-reliefs, ganch, etc.

Leave your luggage at your hotel and start your excursion inside Ichan Qala Fortress. Visit Mohammed Rakhim Khan Madrassah, the Kalta Minor Minaret, the Tash Hauli Palace, the Pakhlavon Mahmud Mausoleum, Juma Mosque, Islam Khodja Minaret, and Kunya Ark.

The ancient settlement Toprak-Kala is an outstanding monument of the culture of Khorezm in the 1st to 6th centuries A.D.

Kyzyl-Kala is a unique architectural site of Ancient Khorezm of the Kushan-Afgan period of antique history. It stands in the middle of the plain as a sentinel guarding the Toprak-Kala fortress, the pearl of ancient Khorezm.

The Ayaz-Kala complex is interesting because, unlike other castles of ancient Khorezm, it has unfortified rural settlements – a set of residential buildings, each with a large yard, enclosed by a low brick wall and planted.

Walk through the main eastern gate and along parts of the large city walls to the northeastern corner tower.

At 9 A.M, you will be transferred by car from Khiva through Kyzil-Kum desert to Bukhara (6 hours /480 km). Break up this long journey stopping along the banks of Amudarya river. Arrive in Bukhara and enjoy a free afternoon.

Ismail Samani Mausoleum is a masterpiece of Islamic architecture, showcasing intricate brickwork and geometric patterns. Built in the 10th century, it honors Ismail Samani, a powerful ruler.

Visitors can explore the peaceful gardens and experience the spiritual atmosphere of this historic site.

den columns and tranquil reflecting pool, attracting visitors with its serene ambiance.

The Ark of Bukhara is a massive fortress dating back to the 5th century with its towering walls, majestic gates, and rich history.

Today, it’s a bustling marketplace, filled with merchants selling traditional crafts and souvenirs.

tal, welcomes visitors to explore the courtyards and classrooms that once echoed the pursuit of knowledge.

Abdulaziz-Khan Madrasah is a stunning example of Islamic architecture. This historic madrasah once served as a center for learning and continues to captivate visitors with its beauty and cultural significance.

Toqi Telpakfurushon, also known as the “Cap Makers’ Dome,” is a historical covered bazaar in Bukhara. Today, the bazaar attracts visitors with its vibrant atmosphere, showcasing a wide array of handcrafted goods, from textiles to ceramics.

Maggoki Attor Mosque's architectural masterpiece dates back to the 9th century and captivates visitors with its unique building style, ornate domes, and timeless beauty. This is the oldest known mosque in Bukhara.

Toqi Sarrofon today houses a variety of shops, showcasing traditional crafts and souvenirs.

It consists of a pool, Honako of Nodir Divan Begi, Kukeldash madrassah, and Nodir Divan Begi madrassa.

Kalon complex consists of Minaret Kalon, Kalon mosque, and Miri Arab madrassah.

The Bakhautdin Naqshband Mausoleum is a sacred site in Uzbekistan, honoring the Sufi saint. Visitors find peace and serenity in this beautiful and historic location.

This place mesmerizes with intricate mosaic walls, carved wooden columns, and serene gardens.

ums and tombs dating back to the 10th century. It honors the memory of Islamic scholars and leaders, reflecting Bukhara's rich cultural and spiritual heritage.

a prominent 20th-century Uzbek politician, Fayzulla Khodjaev. It showcases artifacts from his life and work, including personal belongings, furniture, and documents.

Arrive in Samarkand by lunchtime and settle in your hotel.

Gur Emir stands as a masterpiece of Timurid architecture. Its towering turquoise dome, adorned with geometric patterns and calligraphy, shelters the tombs of Tamerlane and his descendants.

Surrounded by three madrasahs adorned with intricate tilework and impressive domes. Registan is most captivating monument in Central Asia.

rated mausoleums and mosques dating back to the 9th-14th centuries, showcasing exquisite Islamic architecture.

ding pottery, coins, and murals that provide insight into the region's history and culture.

The observatory featured a large sextant for measuring the positions of stars and planets with remarkable precision.

Its monumental entrance and towering minarets reflect Central Asian architectural mastery.

f fresh produce, spices, handicrafts, and souvenirs.

After breakfast, take the train from Samarkand to Tashkent. Arrive in Tashkent and settle in your hotel. The afternoon is free for you to explore Tashkent on your own.