Dates

2 - 10 June

Price Options

Single - KD 1350
Double - KD 1200

Spots Available

5

Meeting Point

Tashkent Intl. Airport (TAS)

Overview
From the bustling streets of Tashkent to the ancient wonders of Samarkand and Bukhara, this curated adventure offers an immersive experience into Uzbekistan’s rich history, vibrant culture, and architectural marvels. Follow in the footsteps of Silk Road merchants and explore centuries-old madrasas, bustling bazaars, and grand palaces, all while enjoying authentic culinary delights and hands-on cultural experiences.

Highlights
- Explore the ancient walled city of Khiva, a UNESCO World Heritage site frozen in time.
- Discover the grandeur of Samarkand’s Registan Square, one of the most breathtaking architectural ensembles in the world.
- Walk through Bukhara’s old town, a living museum of Silk Road history.
- Experience traditional crafts firsthand, including a gold embroidery workshop and Samarkand paper-making.
- Indulge in Uzbekistan’s rich flavors with exclusive culinary experiences and local specialties.

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Itinerary

**Day 1 | Arrival in Tashkent**
Arrive in Tashkent in the early morning. Enjoy a restful morning before exploring the capital’s highlights, including Independence Square, the Museum of Applied Arts, and the lively Broadway Street. Welcome dinner in a traditional Uzbek setting.
*Overnight in Tashkent – Lotte 4★*

**Day 2 | Tashkent – Khiva**
Morning visit to the Khast Imom Complex, home to one of the world’s oldest Qurans, followed by a stroll through Chorsu Bazaar. Evening flight to Urgench, with a short transfer to Khiva.
*Overnight in Khiva – Bankir Boutique Hotel*

**Day 3 | Khiva**
Step into history as you explore Khiva’s UNESCO-listed old town, Ichan Kala. Visit the Kunya-Ark fortress, Islam Khodja Minaret, and the beautiful Tash Hauli Palace. Later, enjoy a hands-on bread-making masterclass at a local restaurant.
*Overnight in Khiva – Bankir Boutique Hotel*

**Day 4 | Khiva – Bukhara**
Embark on a scenic drive across the Kyzylkum Desert to Bukhara, one of the Silk Road’s most legendary cities. Evening arrival and dinner in the historic old town.
*Overnight in Bukhara – Alexia Suite*

**Day 5 | Bukhara**
Explore Bukhara’s charming streets, visiting the magnificent Poi Kalyan complex, the lively trading domes, and the Samanid Mausoleum. Experience centuries-old craftsmanship as you watch artisans at work.
*Overnight in Bukhara – Alexia Suite*

**Day 6 | Bukhara – Samarkand**
Morning visit to the Summer Palace of the last Emir of Bukhara before taking part in a gold embroidery workshop. Afternoon high-speed train to Samarkand, followed by a stunning night visit to Registan Square.
*Overnight in Samarkand – Zarafshon Parkside 4★*

**Day 7 | Samarkand**
Discover the wonders of Samarkand, including Guri Amir Mausoleum, Bibi Khanum Mosque, and the bustling Siab Bazaar. Immerse yourself in the city’s rich history, from Alexander the Great to Tamerlane.
*Overnight in Samarkand – Zarafshon Parkside 4★*

**Day 8 | Samarkand – Tashkent**
Visit the sacred Shakhi-Zinda necropolis and the traditional paper-making village of Koni Gil before boarding the bullet train back to Tashkent.
*Overnight in Tashkent – Lotte 4★*

**Day 9 | Departure from Tashkent**
Enjoy a relaxed morning for last-minute exploration or shopping before transferring to the airport for the return flight.

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Inclusions
• 9 nights of accommodation + breakfasts at the hotels
• Airport pickup and drop off
• Private transportation in comfrotable minivans
• Excellent English speaking local escort guide for the whole tour
(Mirzabek Ruzmetov)
• All sightseeing as specified in the itinerary with entrance fees to museums and other sightseeing places
• Cultural activities as mentioned in the itinerary
• Full board meals (all lunches and dinners)
• Bullet trains Bukhara-Samarkand and Samarkand-Tashkent in business class
• Domestic flights Tashkent-Urgench in Economy Class (1 free piece of checked baggage).
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Exclusions
- International flights
- Visa fees
- Personal expenses, including but not limited to extra meals, laundry, overweight charges, upgrades.
- travel insurance
- Tips for guides and drivers

Payments can be done by Debit card (within Kuwait), Credit Card (subject to 3.5% surcharge), or bank transfer (traveller must bear the cost of the transfer fee).


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