Itinerary

1. Day 1: Tashkent - Bukhara

   • Upon arrival at Tashkent airport, you will be transferred to the hotel, where you can drop off your luggage and enjoy an additional breakfast. 
   • Check-in at the hotel is at 14:00. 
   • You will then start exploring the dynamic and modern city, experiencing its rich history. 
   • Visit Hast Imam Square, home to the Barakkhan Madrasah, Tillya Sheikh Mosque, and Kaffal Ash-Shashi Mausoleum (dating back to the XVI century). 
   • Afterwards, take a walk through Chorsu, the biggest and most dynamic market in Uzbekistan. Lunch and dinner are at your leisure. 
   • In the evening, you will be transferred to Tashkent train station for the Tashkent-Bukhara train, which departs at 18:45 and arrives at 22:41.

   Overnight in a hotel in Bukhara.

2. Day 2: Bukhara

   • Start the day with breakfast at the hotel. 
   • Then, visit the Magokki Attari Mosque, which was built on the site of a Buddhist and Zoroastrian temple from the 12th to 16th centuries. 
   • Next, explore the 16th-century covered market known as the "merchant domes" where you can discover gold embroidery, copper, blacksmith, and weaving workshops.
   •  After that, visit the Ulugbek Madrasah, built by Tamerlane's grandson in 1417, the Abdul-Aziz Khan Madrasah from the 17th century, the Abdullah Khan Tim Madrasah built in 1577, and the architectural complex of Poy Kalon from the 12th-16th centuries, which includes the Masjidi Kalon Mosque, Miri Arab Madrasah, and the highest minaret of its time in the East. 
   • Then, explore the majestic Ark Citadel, which served as the residence of the Emir until 1920. 
   • Finally, end the day with a visit to Chor Minor, a small madrasa with four minarets. Lunch and dinner are not included. 
   • You will spend the night at the hotel.

3. Day 3: Bukhara - Samarkand

   • In the morning, we will have breakfast and then take a walk around the old city of Bukhara. 
   • We will visit the Lyabi Hauz complex, which includes the Nodir Divan-Begi madrassah, Kukeldash madrassah, and Nodir Devon-Begi khanaka, all dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries. 
   • After that, we will continue our sightseeing in Bukhara, visiting the Ismail Samani Mausoleum, a masterpiece of Arabic geometry built in the 10th century, and the Bolo House complex, which includes a mosque from the 18th century and the Chashma Ayub Mausoleum. Lunch and dinner will be free. 
   • Later, we will transfer to Kagan railway station to catch a train to Samarkand. The departure time is 15:46, and we will arrive at 17:29.

4. Day 4: Samarkand

   • Have breakfast, then visit the Great Silk Road, which has passed through this city for many years. In the 14th century, the famous conqueror Tamerlan, a descendant of Genghis Khan, made it the capital of his vast empire and built many architectural masterpieces, several of which have survived. 
   • The tour begins with a visit to the renowned Registan Square, home to the Ulugbek, Till Kori, and Sherdor madrassahs. 
   • Then, a visit to the Gur-Emir Mausoleum is scheduled, followed by a visit to the Konigil Meros paper factory. Lunch and dinner are at your leisure. 

   Overnight stay at the hotel.

5. Day 5: Samarkand – Tashkent

   • In the morning, we will continue our tour of Samarkand by visiting the Shahi-Zinda necropolis, the Ulugbek Observatory, the Afrosiab Archaeological Museum, the Bibi Khanim Mosque, and the Siab Market, which is the busiest market in the city. 
   • In the afternoon, we will transfer to Tashkent, approximately 280 km away and will take 4-5 hours. 
   • Upon arrival, we will check into our accommodation. Lunch and dinner are not included.

   Overnight at the hotel.

6. Day 6: Tashkent

   • Breakfast. Transfer to the airport (it may take an additional day of visits, depending on your flight’s schedule).