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7 days · 6 nightsTashkent → Samarkand → Shakhrisabz → Bukhara4.6
Silk Road: Taste of Time
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from 34 559 502 UZS~$2750
The taste of time on the Silk Road: seven days from Tashkent via Bukhara and Shakhrisabz to Samarkand with crafts and gastronomy.
Key highlights
What awaits you
Two faces of Tashkent: Independence Square and Khazrati Imam
Train to Bukhara and an evening on the streets
Naqshbandi, Chor-Bakr, and Sitorai Mokhi-Khosa
Ak-Saray Palace in Shakhrisabz
Khudjum carpet factory
Silk paper workshop
Itinerary
Day-by-day program
- 01
Day 1 — Arrival in Tashkent
- Arrival in Tashkent. Airport meet and greet.
- Transfer to the hotel, check-in on arrival, time to rest.
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Tour of the new part of the city:
- Sacred Heart Catholic Church and monument to Polish soldiers.
- Independence Square, Amir Timur statue, Courage Monument, World War II memorial, Alisher Navoi Theater Square,
- Tashkent TV Tower (exterior).
- Lunch.
- Tour of the old part of Tashkent:
- Khazrati Imam complex: Barak-Khan madrasah (16th c.), Kaffal Shashi mausoleum (15th c.), Muyi-Mubarak Mosque, Juma Mosque of Khoja Akhrar Vali, Kukeldash madrasah
- (16th c.).
- Free time for shopping at Chorsu Bazaar and souvenir shops.
- Overnight at the hotel.
- 02
Day 2 — Tashkent – Bukhara
- Early breakfast at the hotel.
- Transfer to Tashkent railway station, train to Bukhara.
- Meet driver and transfer to Bukhara.
- Bukhara overview tour:
- Ark citadel (4th c. BC), Samanid mausoleum (9th–10th c.), Chashma Ayub (14th c.),
- Bolo-Hauz Mosque (early 20th c.).
- Lunch.
- Continued sightseeing:
- Kumpol Bazaar, Nadir Divanbegi madrasah, Labi-Hauz complex (14th–17th c.),
- Kalon minaret (12th c.), Kalon Mosque (12th c.), Miri Arab madrasah (16th c.).
- After dinner, a short walk through the narrow streets of ancient Bukhara.
- Overnight at the hotel.
- 03
Day 3 — Bukhara
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Trip outside the city to visit Bahauddin Naqshbandi mausoleum (16th–19th c.), tombs of his mother and teacher (14th c.).
- Lunch.
- Visit to Chor-Bakr mausoleum (10th c.) and Sitorai Mokhi-Khosa summer residence (19th c.).
- Overnight at the hotel.
- 04
Day 4 — Bukhara – Shakhrisabz – Samarkand
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Transfer to Shakhrisabz (3 hours). City tour:
- Ak-Saray Palace of Amir Timur (White Palace, 1380–1404), Dorus-Saodat mausoleum ensemble
- («Place of Power», 14th c.), tomb of Jahangir and Omar.
- Lunch.
- Continued sightseeing:
- Dorut-Tilovat ensemble («Blue Mosque», 14th c.), mausoleum of Tamerlane's spiritual teacher Shamsiddin Kulol, Gumbazi-Seyidon mausoleum (16th c.),
- Kok-Gumbaz Mosque (1435), Hazrat-Imam Mosque (14th c.).
- Visit to the cemetery of Polish soldiers of General Anders' army in Shakhrisabz.
- Transfer to Samarkand. Hotel check-in, time to rest.
- Overnight at the hotel.
- 05
Day 5 — Samarkand city tour
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Samarkand overview tour:
- Registan Square: Ulugbek madrasah (15th c.), Sher-Dor madrasah (17th c.),
- Tillya-Kori madrasah (17th c.).
- Ulugbek Observatory (15th c.).
- Shah-i-Zinda architectural complex (11th–15th c.).
- Lunch.
- Continued sightseeing:
- Gur-Emir mausoleum, Bibi-Khanym Mosque.
- Overnight at the hotel.
- 06
Day 6 — Samarkand – Tashkent
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Visit to Khudjum carpet factory (handmade silk carpets).
- Continued sightseeing:
- Ulugbek Observatory, Afrasiab ancient city excavations and museum, mausoleum of
- Saint Daniel.
- Visit to silk paper workshop (handmade).
- Lunch.
- Transfer to the station and train to Tashkent on Afrosiyob or Sharq.
- Overnight at the hotel.
- 07
Day 7 — Departure
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Check-out and flight to your next destination.
"Taste of Time" is the feeling when you stand at Registan and realize: people stood here a thousand years ago, and the air smells the same. The Silk Road lives not in textbooks, but in these walls.
Seven days, four cities, dozens of monuments — and between them lunches that are themselves part of the cultural experience. Shakhrisabz, Khudjum carpets, silk paper — crafts that have not died.
A tour for those who value depth: not just to "see," but to feel time.
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