Travel to Uzbeksitan’s best sites

Travel to Uzbekistan best sites, Uzzbekistan Tours
Itinerary name: Travel to Uzbeksitan’s best sites

Day-by-day program:

Day 1: Tashkent – Urgench – Khiva (morning flight)
Your guide will wait you at the airport of Tashkent and then you will take a flight to Urgench. Further drive to Khiva to start your tour in Uzbekistan. Upon arrival start fascinating sightseeing in the most ancient city of the country to travel. The amazing part of Khiva is Ichan-Qala. It is the inner part of the city surrounded by thick strong walls. Ancient sand palaces, mosques, madrasahs, mausoleums, minarets, caravansaries and bathhouses make Ichan-Qala magical city. It proud of about 60 architectural monuments and more than 400 traditional dwelling houses. Nowadays the territory of Ichan-Qala is a historical and architectural protected area since 1969. The Kunya-Ark fortress is the most important site of Ichan-Qala, which was constructed by Muhammad Arang Khan in 17th century. Other incredible monuments are amazing examples of Khorezm art in 1830s: Kalta Minor minaret and Tash Khouvli palace. Overnight in a hotel.

Day 2: Khiva – Bukhara
Today you will continue your journey to fantastic city Bukhara. On the way from Khiva, you will drive through the famous Kizilkum desert during your tour in Uzbekistan. You will also have a chance to see the deepest river of Central Asia- Amu Darya during your travel. It is the joint of Panj and Vakhsh River coming from Tajikistan. Amu Darya flows into the Aral Sea.  Arrive to Bukhara. Bukhara is rich in historical monuments; there are more than 140 architecturally important buildings of Middle Ages. Here you will come across the variety of architectural styles belonged to different epochs. Stay in a hotel.

Day 3: Bukhara
In the morning, you will go for a city tour of incredible Bukhara. The first sightseeing to travel will be the oldest citadel of Bukhara - Citadel Ark, dating back to 4th century. For many years, it was used as a residence of Bukhara Emirates dynasties. Next masterpiece of 9th-10th century architecture is Samanids Mausoleum. Later you will visit Chashma Ayub, known as Job’s spring and Bolo-Houz mosque, famous as a 40-column mosque. Bolo-Houz was constructed for the honor of city governor Abu-Fayud Khan. Later, you will find yourself in the colorful shopping domes and visit outstanding Nodir Divan Begi Madrasah in the Lyabi House Ensemble. It is the most popular sightseeing of Bukhara in Uzbekistan. Poi Kalon Complex, which represents three unusual constructions, will be the last stop in the tour. Kalon minaret, Kalon mosque and Mir Arab Madrasah belongs to 12th-16th century architecture. Night in a hotel.

Day 4: Bukhara – Samarkand
The morning train will take you to mysterious Samarkand. It is situated in the Zarefshan river valley. Samarkand is the second largest city of the country, good to travel and coeval with Babylon and Rome and part of many tours in Uzbekistan. Enjoyable city tour will include Registan Square, Shakhi-Zindeh Complex and Mausoleum Guri Emir and Bibi Khanum Mosque. Registan Square is the main site of the city, located among three magnificent Madrasah buildings, dating back to 15th-17th century. These glorious masterpieces of art in Uzbekistan surprise every visitor. Next is Shakhi-Zindeh Complex, it has the largest assemble of mausoleums, dating back to 11th-15th century. It also listed on the heritage of UNESCO. The last sightseeing Bibi Khanum mosque, which was constructed for the memory of legendary Tamerlane’s wife, after his victorious Indian invasion. Overnight in a hotel.

Day 5: Samarkand
Today continue on city tour in Samarkand. It begins from Ulughbek Observatory, which was founded by the local leader and scientist Ulughbek in Uzbekistan. During your travel you will learn that the history of the observatory begins in 15th century. In 1437, Ulughbek created a catalogue called “Zidji Guragoni”, where he tells more about 1018 celestial bodies. Unluckily, his own son organized his death. Later, you will feel lucky to find on the main local street full of souvenir and sweets shops, teahouses and workshops. Then you will explore Siab National Bazaar, which offers beautiful handicrafts and handmade sweets. You will also see the extraordinary traditional carpet factory. There are more than 400 women produce a carpet without using traditional methods. You will also have an opportunity to visit the workshop of silk paper.  Night in a hotel.

Day 6: Samarkand – Tashkent (transfer or train)
In the morning, transfer to Tashkent. Upon arrival, you will embark a city tour of capital city, which combine modern Uzbekistan with ancient and soviet architecture. The first is Independent Square, which was built for the honor of the victory over fascist Germany during World War II. It also the main city square, where all main celebrations take place. Then you will enjoy walking and travelling on the main Broadway, which is leading to the Amir Timur Square. Afternoon, visit Chorsu Bazaar, Madrasah of Kukaldash and famous Hast Imam Complex, which comprise of several madrasahs, mosques and mausoleum. The most significant heritage of Hast Imam is Othman Quran. It the world’s oldest copy of Quran. The owner of holy book was Othman Ibn Affan,who was the Third Caliph of the four decent Caliphs who succeeded the prophet Muhammad. Later in 8th century he was murdered by non-muslims and nowadays you can still see his blood stains on the papers of book. You wil spend night in a hotel.

Day 7: Tashkent – Chimgan Mountains – Tashkent
Today you will spend time enjoying in the nature during your tour.  In the morning, drive to Chimgan Mountains. Then take a 30-minute chair lift in order to travel Beldersay peak. On the top, you will be free to explore the nature around and take some beautiful photos. On the way back, you make a break along the Charvak Reservoir, where you can have a rest on the beach or try other water activities. Charvak is an artificial lake, popular among local holidaymakers of Uzbekistan and neighboring countries. People come to swim and just rest from busy city life. Come back to Tashkent. Stay in a hotel.

Day 8: Flight
After you pack all good memories and experience from tour, transfer to the airport.