Day 1. Flight from the city of origin – Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Arrival in Tashkent.You will meet with our colleagues outside of the airport with welcoming sign. Then, you willvisit the 12th-20th century Khasti Imam Complex (Kaffal Shashi Mausoleum, Hasti Imam Mosque, Muyi Muborak and Barakhan Madrasahs) where valuable books such as the original Quran of Usman (from the 7th century) are kept. Today also you will visit the Chorsu Oriental Market, the famous Tashkent Metro of the 1970s, Independence Square and Amir Temur Avenue. Overnight at hotel.

Day 2. 11.07.2025.  Tashkent – Chimgan – Charvak – Tashkent, 180 km

Breakfast at hotel. Today we will leave the city for the Tian Shan Mountain range and visit the Charvak lake. Then we will arrive to Amirsoy resort where we have the beautiful views of the mountain and you can take the chairlift to climb up where we have beautiful scenery (the chairlift per person 15-17 dollars depending on dates).

Activities you can do in Chimgan resort:

1. 
Ride the Prima gondola lift

2. Ride the Amirsoy Express gondola lift
3. Visit the rope park
4. Quads riding
5. Hammom & SPA

6.Horse Riding

In the afternoon return to Tashkent. Overnight at the hotel.

Day 3. 12.07.2025   Tashkent- Samarkand 300 km by train /   Visits around the city.

Breakfast at hotel. Transfer to Tashkent railway station to take a fast speed train to Samarkand. Train timetable: 07h52-10h22.Start of visits for the legendary city is also known as the Pearl of the Orient¨.We will start our visits to the architectural monuments (XIV-XVII centuries).Mausoleum of Amir Temur(Tamerlane) and the Temurids - One of the most significant architectural complexes of the medieval East is the building ofGur-e Amir(Gur-Emir). It was located in the southwestern part of Samarkand at the beginning of the 15th century;Registan Square- the heart of Samarkand. The word Reghistan means “place of sand”. The complex consists of three madrasas:Ulugbek Madrasa(XV century),Sher - Dor Madrasa(XVII century) andTillo-Kori Madrasa(gold-covered) (XVII century);Bibi Khanim Mosque- the largest mosque of the XV century in Central Asia.Siyab Bazaar– The oldest bazaar in the city. Overnight at hotel. 

Day 4. 13.07.2025   Samarkand. Visits around the city.

Breakfast at the hotel. We begin today's excursion with a visit to the famous Ulugbek Astronomical Observatory (15th century) and then the ruins of Afrasiab - ancient Samarkand, an archaeological complex that was founded in the 8th-6th century BC and the Afrasiab Historical Museum, theartisanal paper and carpet factoriesthat were and are famous all over the world. Today we will also make the visit a little different tothe Orthodox Church19th-century mansions built during the time of the Russian tsars. Overnight at hotel.

Day 5. Samarkand – Bukhara. 270 km by train.

Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning we will be departed by trainto the city of Bukhara.Then, start of sightseeing in the ancient holy and noble city of Bukhara, the homeland of Avicenna (Ibn Sina), known as a world famous physician. We will start our tour of the city full of historical monuments (IX-XIX): the Complex of Labi Houz - a pond and Madrasahs of Nodir Devonbegi, Kukaldash; the ancient oriental markets covered with domes. Then we will visit Ulugbek Madrasa (16th century) - one of the oldest madrasas in Bukhara, Abdulazizkhan Madrasa (17th century ) - lavishly decorated; Commercial domes - Toki-Sarrafon (was a center of Central Asian currency exchange), Telpak Furushon (sold books, later caps), Tim Abdullakhan (sold carpets and textiles), Toki-Zargaron (sold jewelry); Poi Kalon Complex consisting of: Kalon Minaret(12th century) - symbol of the city of Bukhara, intended to summon Muslims to prayer five times a day, Kalon Mosque (15th century) - The layout of the Djuma mosque (called Kalyan mosque) is traditional: a rectangular courtyard with a high and large maksura hall, Madrasa Miri-Arab (16th century) one of the best monuments of the Bukhara school of architecture. We continue the tour with the legendary Arc Fortress (IV century BC - XIX century AD) - symbol of state power, residence of the khans of Bukhara. Overnight in hotel.

Day 6. Bukhara. Visits around the city. Bukhara-Tashkent by high-speed train

Breakfast at the hotel. The tour continues with visits to: Madrasa Chor-Minor (1807) - "Four Minarets" - The decorative elements of the towers are believed to reflect the religious-philosophical understanding of the four world religions; Mausoleum of Ismail Samani (9th century) - It was erected as a family crypt immediately after the death of Ismail Samani's father; The Bolo-Khaus Mosque (1712) (from outside) - It is the only preserved monument in Reghistan Square. The complex consists of the cistern, the Friday Mosque, and the minaret. The oldest part of the complex is the pond (Khauz), which is called Bolo-Khauz.; Sitorai Mohi-Khosa - The summer residence of the last Emir of Bukhara, a unique place combining Eastern and Russian architecture.We will finish the visits with the Mausoleum of Chashma-Ayub (XII-XVI centuries) - “Fountain of St. Job”. Legend has it that the prophet Job, after visiting these lands, decided to help the people suffering from the lack of water in the desert.In the evening, we will take high-speed train Bukhara-Tashkent. Overnight at the hotel.                                                                                                                 

Day 7. Departure from Tashkent.

Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning, we will visit the Applied Art Museums, the Minor Mosque, The TV Tower and Magic city.  Farewell dinner at a local restaurant.

 At the agreed time, transfer to Tashkent International Airport to take the return flight to the city of origin. End of our services. 

RATES 2026 for winter

Includes

ü Hotels planned based on DOUBLE/TWIN rooms, with breakfasts and taxes included;

ü Vehicles and transfers according to the itinerary;

ü All mentioned visits;

ü Professional English-speaking local guide service for each city;

ü 1 farewell dinner in the last day

ü Tickets for high-speed train for Tashkent-Samarkand and Samarkand-Bukhara in economic classes;

ü Tickets for the normal train Khiva - Bukhara, in economic class (a private cabin for 4 passengers, with side beds).

ü 24-hour assistance from the agency;

ü  

Does not include

o  Tip for guide and driver per person to pay at destination;

o  Dinners and lunches (you can eat well for 12-15 USD in local restaurants);

o  Personal expenses, additional services, meals and extra drinks;

o  Supplement in individual room

o  Visa costs if it is needed.