Classic Uzbekistan
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Classic Uzbekistan

09 days
10-15
April - October

About This Tour

Discover the essence of classic Uzbekistan on an unforgettable journey along the legendary Silk Road, connecting the country’s most celebrated cultural regions and historic cities. From the vibrant capital Tashkent, the gateway to the fertile Fergana Valley known for its ancient crafts, silk production, ceramics, and traditional workshops, the journey continues westward into the heart of Uzbekistan’s history. Travel across desert landscapes to the perfectly preserved walled city of Khiva, explore the sacred monuments and scholarly legacy of Bukhara, and culminate in the majestic city of Samarkand, once the capital of Amir Timur (Tamerlane) and one of the greatest centers of science, art, and architecture in the Islamic world.

Duration

09 days

Group Size

10-15

Season

April - October

Highlights

Samarkand Registan Square

Textiles of Uzbekistan

Shahi Zinda Necropolis

Gallery

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Itinerary

Meeting on arrival assistance and depart for Khiva – on arrival transfer to Zarafshan Boutique. After check-in we shall start full day tour of the Walled City of Khiva – visit Ichan Kala the inner city, Madrassah Amin Khan, later walk to Kunya Arg – the administrative quarters of the last Khan of Khiva – we shall climb up the stairs for a grand view of the walled city. Later walk to madrassah Rakhimkhon, to Hunaarmand workshop for local handicrafts. Later walk to the mausoleum of Pakhlavan Makhmud – the local wrestler saint. Afterwards walk to Islam Khodja minaret and museum, Friday Mosque with many old wooden pillars. Next walk to Tashauli – the haram quarters of the last Khivn of Khiva meals and overnight

Day 1 - Arrive Urgench – TK – 0655 hrs / Urgench – Khiva – 35 kms

Highlights

  • Meeting on arrival assistance and depart for Khiva
  • Transfer to Zarafshan Boutique
  • Full day tour of the Walled City of Khiva
  • Visit Ichan Kala the inner city
  • Visit Madrassah Amin Khan

Note: This itinerary is subject to change based on weather conditions, group preferences, and local circumstances to ensure the best possible experience. We recommend discussing any specific requirements with our team.

What's Included

Included In Your Tour

  • Professional english speaking guide
  • All meals as per itinerary
  • Hotel Accommodation
  • Permits and fees
  • Domestic flight Herat - Kabul
  • Transportation as per group size
  • Bottled water

Not Included

  • International flights
  • Personal equipment
  • Travel insurance
  • Visa fees
  • Tips and gratuities

Have questions about what's included? Our team is here to help you understand every aspect of your adventure. Contact us for any specific requirements or customizations.

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Join us on this incredible journey. Our expert team is ready to make your adventure unforgettable.

Duration

09 days

Group Size

10-15

Season

April - October

Get In Touch

Our travel experts are available to answer your questions and help you plan the perfect adventure.

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+998 900 462807

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info@ahusaiyah.com

Office Hours:
Monday - Saturday: 9AM - 6PM
Sunday: Closed

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Group Size

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Season

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