Day 1
Home – Tashkent (Inc: Dinner)
After arriving at Tashkent International Airport, you will be met by a guide and transferred to the hotel for check-in. If you arrive early, you have the option to explore the nearby area on your own.
Overnight stay in Tashkent after dinner.
Day 2
Tashkent – Samarkand (Inc: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
After breakfast, we begin our exploration of Tashkent. You will visit Independence Square, Chorsu Bazaar, Kukaldash Madrasah, and the Hast Imam Complex. Later, we head to Samarkand, enjoying magnificent landscapes along the way.
Overnight stay in Samarkand after dinner.
Day 3
Samarkand (Inc: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
Today, you will explore the magnificent sights of Samarkand, including Registan Square, Shakhi-Zindeh, Mausoleum of Guri Emir, and Siab Bazaar. You will also have the opportunity to stroll through the ancient streets of Samarkand, discovering local crafts and cuisine.
In the evening, return to the hotel for dinner and spend the night in Samarkand.
Day 4
Samarkand – Bukhara (Inc: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
After breakfast, we set off for Bukhara, with a stop along the way to visit the renowned pottery workshops of Gijduvan village. Gijduvan pottery is characterized by geometric patterns, with green and blue as dominant hues in the decorative products.
Overnight stay in Bukhara after dinner.
Day 5
Bukhara (Inc: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
Today, we will explore the ancient city of Bukhara, visiting the Citadel Ark, Samanids’ Mausoleum, Chashma Ayub Museum, and Poi Kalon Complex, including the famous Poi Kalon Mosque. You will also have the opportunity to stroll through Bukhara’s shopping district and visit the renowned Nodir Divan Begi Madrasah.
Overnight stay in Bukhara after dinner.
Day 6
Bukhara – Tashkent (Train) (Inc: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
After breakfast, you will explore the surrounding areas of Bukhara. First, visit the Bahauddin Naqshbandi Complex, located a few kilometers from Bukhara. It is a place dedicated to the famous Sufi leader and philosopher, serving as one of the pilgrimage sites in the Islamic world. The complex includes a mosque, courtyard, school, and the mausoleum of Bukhara’s ruler and saint, Naqshbandi. Afterward, we will head to Bukhara train station to take the train back to Tashkent.
Overnight stay in Tashkent after dinner.
Day 7
Tashkent – Home Sweet Home (Inc: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
After breakfast, continue exploring the city. Start by visiting the Courage Monument, dedicated to commemorating the consequences of quelling the Tashkent earthquake. Then, tour the Zangi Ota Memorial Complex. You also have the opportunity to visit the State Museum of Timurid History, showcasing up to 3,000 exhibits, including jewelry, musical instruments, weapons, and more from the Timurid period. Finally, visit the State Museum of Applied Arts of
Uzbekistan.
In the evening, head to the airport to catch your return flight home.
Tour Fee
RM6,750 / Pax
10 Pax To Go, 15 Pax Full
Single Supplement (6 Nights): RM1,350/pax
Includes:
- Transportation: Air-conditioned tour bus (according to group size)
- Accommodations (Local 4-star hotels)
- All meals as mentioned in the itinerary
- All entrance tickets as mentioned in the itinerary
- Train ticket: Bukhara to Tashkent
- Complimentary bottled drinking water
- Professional Tour Guide & Tour Leader
- Professional Travel Photography
Excludes:
- International Air ticket (Kuala Lumpur/Singapore – Tashkent return flight ticket)
- Personal travel insurance (To be purchased in advance)
- Personal expenses: tipping fee, souvenirs, entertainments, snacks, etc.
- Euro 10/Pax/Day (Total 70Euro/pax) is to be paid for and collected by the tour leader on the last day of the tour
- Additional cost incurred due to unforeseen circumstances
Note:
- Respect local customs and protect cultural monuments.
- Please bring sunscreen, sunglasses, basic medications, and personal items.
- We reserve the right to change the itinerary due to unforeseen circumstances such as weather and road conditions, natural disasters, flight delays, government restrictions, etc.
- Safety is paramount, and each visitor must take personal responsibility. In unforeseen situations or issues caused by visitor behavior, individuals are accountable for their actions.
