Experience Uzbekistan: Highlights of the Silk Road - 15 Days

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Experience Uzbekistan: the heart of the Silk Road – authentic, intense, and with all your senses!

Experience the timeless charm of Uzbekistan – the heart of the ancient Silk Road!
This captivating journey takes you across one of Central Asia’s most fascinating countries, where ancient cities, Islamic architecture, and vibrant traditions intertwine to create a cultural mosaic like no other. From the bustling markets of Tashkent to the legendary cities of Khiva, Bukhara, and Samarkand, this tour invites you to follow in the footsteps of merchants, scholars, and emperors who once shaped the Silk Road.

Tashkent – Where Modernity Meets Tradition
Your adventure begins in Tashkent, Uzbekistan’s vibrant capital. The city beautifully blends modern life with deep-rooted tradition. Explore the bustling Chorsu Bazaar, where locals trade spices, fabrics, and handicrafts just as they did centuries ago. Visit the Khast-Imam Complex, home to one of the world’s oldest Qurans, and admire the ornate metro stations, often referred to as underground palaces. Tashkent’s unique atmosphere perfectly sets the stage for your journey through history.

The Fergana Valley – The Cradle of Handicrafts
From the capital, the route leads eastward to the lush Fergana Valley, a fertile oasis framed by snow-capped mountains. In Kokand, you’ll marvel at the grand Khudayar Khan Palace, a masterpiece of Central Asian architecture. In Rishtan, visit ceramic workshops renowned for their signature turquoise glazes, while Margilan welcomes you to its traditional silk factories. Here, you can observe the delicate process of weaving silk from cocoons – a living tradition passed down through generations.

A visit to Namangan and Andijan reveals the rich cultural diversity of the valley before you cross into Osh, Kyrgyzstan’s oldest city. According to legend, Osh was founded by King Solomon himself. Visit the sacred Suleiman-Too Mountain, a revered pilgrimage site, and stroll through the vibrant Osh Bazaar, where traders from across Central Asia gather. Later in the day, return to Margilan, reflecting on the shared heritage that binds these Silk Road cultures together.

Khiva – The Desert Jewel of the Silk Road
Travel westward to Khiva, a city that feels straight out of One Thousand and One Nights. The old town, Ichan Qal’a, encircled by massive mudbrick walls, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walk through its labyrinth of narrow alleys and discover the Kalta Minor Minaret, the Islam Khodja Complex, and the elegant Tosh Hovli Palace. As evening falls, Khiva’s golden light transforms the city into a living museum of Islamic art and architecture – a photographer’s dream and a historian’s delight.

Bukhara – The Holy City of Scholars
Continue to Bukhara, once a powerful emirate and one of the great centers of Islamic learning. Its old town, with more than 140 architectural monuments, remains a masterpiece of medieval urban design. Explore the Kalyan Minaret, the Miri-Arab Madrasa, and the imposing Ark Citadel, once the residence of the emirs. The Lyabi-Hauz Ensemble is the city’s vibrant heart, where locals gather under ancient mulberry trees to sip tea and exchange stories. Every corner of Bukhara exudes spirituality, scholarship, and the timeless rhythm of the Silk Road.

Shahrisabz – The Birthplace of Tamerlane
Journey south to Shahrisabz, the birthplace of the legendary conqueror Amir Timur (Tamerlane). The ruins of the majestic Ak-Saray Palace and the beautiful Timurid mausoleums recall the grandeur of an empire that stretched from India to Anatolia. In this quiet, historical town, you’ll gain insight into the roots of Uzbekistan’s national pride and its remarkable architectural heritage.

Samarkand – The Splendor of the Silk Road
No journey through Uzbekistan is complete without visiting Samarkand, the dazzling pearl of the Silk Road. Once the capital of Tamerlane’s vast empire, Samarkand remains a symbol of cultural fusion and artistic brilliance. The Registan Square, framed by three magnificent madrasas, is among the most breathtaking architectural ensembles in the world. Nearby, the Bibi-Khanym Mosque, the Gur-Emir Mausoleum, and the Shakhi-Zinda Necropolis showcase the city’s mastery of tilework and design. Samarkand’s beauty captures the essence of the Silk Road – where East meets West, faith meets art, and history meets legend.

A Journey Through Time, Culture, and Hospitality
This Uzbekistan tour combines the highlights of the Silk Road with authentic cultural encounters and immersive local experiences. From bustling bazaars to serene mosques, from mountain valleys to sun-drenched deserts, every stop reveals a new facet of this enchanting land.

Meet artisans, share tea with hospitable locals, and walk through streets that once echoed with the footsteps of travelers from distant lands. Whether it’s watching the sunset over Registan Square or listening to the call to prayer in Bukhara, Uzbekistan will leave an unforgettable impression on your heart.

Experience Uzbekistan – a journey across centuries, where the spirit of the Silk Road still lives on.

Day 1: Day of Arrival

Day 2: Tashkent – where Modern and Old meet

Day 3: Kokand – Chust – Namangan – Andijan

Day 4: Osh – the City of King Solomon

Day 5: Margilan – Home of the Silk

Day 6: Khiva – Museum under the open sky

Day 7: Khiva – Museum under the open sky

Day 8: Тhrough the red wonder

Day 9: Bukhara – Pearl of the Orient

Day 10: Bukhara – Pearl of the Orient

Day 11: Shakhrisabz – the home town of Amir Temur

Day 12: Samarkand – Traces of Temur’s Treasure

Day 13: Samarkand – Traces of Temur’s Treasure

Day 14: Al-Bukhari – one of the holy places of Muslims

Day 15: Early Morning Transfer to the Airport and Departure

Day 1
Day of Arrival

Arrival in Tashkent. Transfer to the hotel. Overnight stay in a 4-star Hotel. Meals: -/-/-

Day 2
Tashkent - where Modern and Old meet

After breakfast at hotel we start our Tour in Tashkent. Tashkent, the capital of the Republic of Uzbekistan where the history of modern and old stands side by side is located in the northeast of Uzbekistan and with circa 3 million inhabitants the biggest city in Central Asia. Along with modern hotels, restaurants, theatres, cinemas, opera, disco, oriental bazaars, the city also offers a thousand years of history. Khazrati Imam Complex consisting of Barak Khan Madrasah (16thc.), Kaffal Shashi Mausoleum (15thC.), Muyi-Mubarak Mosque – storehouse of the well-known Koran of Khalif Osman and gold hair of Prophet Muhammad, Djuma Mosque of Khodja Akhrar Vali. Dinner at local city Restaurant. Overnight stay in a 4-star Hotel. Meals: B/-/D

Day 3
Kokand – Chust – Namangan – Andijan

After Breakfast Transfer to the Railway Station and we will drive by train* to Kokand. The city of Kokand, with 251 700 (2019) inhabitants, is the junction of the Great Silk Road. Kokand was once the capital of the eponymous Khanate in the 19th century. In Kokand we will visit the Palace of Khudayar Khan, built between 1833 and 1873, with it’s about seventy-meter-wide and infinitely colorful facades. We visit Juma Mosque (1809-1812) and the Madrasah Amin Beg. In the afternoon we drive to Chust. Lunch at lokal restaurant in Chust. The city is known for its knife tradition. We will drive to Namangan. After the city tour in Namangan we will drive to Andijan (Andijon). In Andijan check in to the hotel. Dinner at local restaurant. Overnight stay in a 2-star Hotel (*5 or more travellers; 2 to 4 travellers by car or van). Meals: B/-/D

Day 4
Osh: the city of King Solomon.

After breakfast at the hotel, drive across the border to Osh in Kyrgyzstan. According to legend, the city was founded by the biblical King Solomon. In Osh, we visit the sacred Suleyman-Too Mountain, an important pilgrimage site, as well as the lively traditional bazaar, one of the oldest markets in Central Asia. In the afternoon, return to Margilan in Uzbekistan. The day ends with a leisurely dinner in a traditional tea room. Overnight stay: 3-star hotel in Margilan. Meals: B/-/D

Day 5
Margilan - Home of Silk Production (B/-/D)

After Breakfast we will visit historical-traditional Silk Factory “Yodgorlik”, which continues centuries of tradition. We will also visit the bazaar in Margilan. Lunch at the lokal restaurant in Margilan. Then we will drive to Rishtan. We visit a ceramic craftsmen family in Rishtan. We will learn how to produce Ceramics in the traditional way. In the afternoon we drive back by train* to Tashkent. Dinner at the local restaurant and overnight at a 4-star hotel (*5 or more travellers; 2 to 4 travellers by car or van). Meals: B/-/D

Day 6
Khiva – Museum under the open sky (B/-/D)

Early morning transfer to the airport and flight to Urgench. Upon arrival in Urgench, we continue to Khiva (35 km). In Khiva, we visit the old town of Ichan-Kala (Itchan-Kala), which has been under UNESCO protection since 1990 and is therefore a World Heritage Site. Dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight stay in a 3-star hotel. Meals: B/-/D

Day 7
Khiva – Museum under the open sky (B/-/D)

After breakfast, we will visit the old town of Ichan-Kala (Itchan-Kala), which has been under UNESCO protection since 1990 and is therefore a World Heritage Site. Dinner at a local restaurant. Meals: B/-/D

Day 8
Khiva → Buchara - through the Red Wonder

After breakfast drive: Khiva → Buchara (480 km). During the drive through the Desert Kysyl-Kum (Red Sand). The Kysyl-Kum Desert is about 200 000 km² and belongs to the territories of Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. There you can find the red Sand, from which the Desert gets its Name. On the way to Bukhara we make a stopover at the teahouse “Bukhoro-i-Sharif”. In Bukhara check-in at the hotel. Dinner at the local Restaurant. Overnight stay in a 3-star Hotel. Meals: B/-/D

Day 9
Bukhara - Pearl of the Orient

After breakfast we visit Poyi Kalon Ensemble consisting of Kalon Minaret (12th c.), Kalon Mosque (12th C.), Miri Arab Madrasah (16th C.), domed bazaars Toqi Zargaron (15th C.), Toqi Telpak-Furushon (16th C.) and Toqi Zaroffon (16th C.). Continue we visit Lyabi-Khauz Complex (14th-17th C.) and Nodir Devonbegi Madrasah. Dinner at a local restaurant and then live Folklore in the Medresse Nodir Devon Begi. Overnight stay in a 3-star Hotel. Meals: B/-/D

Day 10
Bukhara - Pearl of the Orient

After breakfast we visit Citadel Ark (4th c. BC), Bolo-Khauz Mosque (beginning of the 20th c.), Samanides Mausoleum (9th-10th c.), Chashmai Ayub (14th c.). Lunch at local city restaurant in Bukhara. Afternoon we visit: Sitorai Mokhi-Khosa Complex, summer residence of the last Emir (ruler) of Bukhara, Bakhouddin Naqshbandiy Memorial Complex, Chor Bakr (19th c.) and Chor Minor. Dinner at local restaurant. Overnight stay in a 3-star Hotel. Meals: B/-/D

Day 11
Shakhrisabz – the home town of Amir Temur

After breakfast we drive to Shakhrisabz, to the City of birth Amir Temur (known in the West as Tamerlan). The city was already known to Alexander the Great as Nautaca. We visit the summer palace “Ak Saray” (White Palace, 1380-1405). “Ak Saray” was added to the list of World Heritage by UNESCO. We also visit Kok Gumbaz Mosque, Darus Soadat Complex and the Jahongir Mausoleum. Afternoon we will drive to Samarkand. Dinner at local restaurant. Overnight stay in a 3-star hotel. Meals: B/-/D

Day 12
Samarkand – the legacy of Amir Temur

After breakfast we visit in Samarkand the three Medressen of the Registanthe Ulugbek-Medresse (built 1417-1420), the Sher-Dor-Medresse (1619 – 1636) and the Tillo-Kori-Medresse (1646 – 1660). The legendary Timurid mausoleum Guri Amir (XIV-XV century) enchants the viewer with its golden interior decoration. Dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight stay in a 3-star hotel. Meals: B/-/D

Day 13
Samarkand – the legacy of Amir Temur

Breakfast at hotel. You will enjoy hearing some legends while visiting the Bibi-Chanum Mosque and the Medresse (XIV century). We visit the traditional oriental Siyab Bazaar. Near the Siyab bazaar there is an ensemble of Shohi-Zinda (the living king, “IX.-XIV century), one of the world’s most famous group of mausoleums, which fasinate you with its beautiful architecture. Next we will visit the famous Ulugbek Observatory (1428-1429 which was built on one of the hills of Chupanata). The observatory was a unique design in his time. Dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight stay in a 3-star hotel. Meals: B/-/D

Day 14
Samarkand – the legacy of Amir Temur

After breakfast at hotel we will drive to Imam Al Bukhari Complex. We will visit the Imam al-Bukhari Mausoleum, one of the most important places of the Muslims. Mausoleum is located 30 km far from Samarkand. In the afternoon we will drive back to Samarkand and we have lunch at restaurant. Afternoon Transfer to the train station. We will drive by Train to Tashkent (dep. 17.00 – arr. 19.20). Dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight stay in a 4-star hotel. Meals: B/-/D

Day 15
Early Morning Transfer to the Airport and Departure (-/-/-)

Services included in Price:

  • 4 Nights in 4 star hotels in double rooms with Shower/WC
  • 10 Nights in 2-3 star hotels in double rooms with Shower/WC
  • 13x Breakfast, 1x Lunch, 13x Dinner
  • Mineral water (1,5 l per person and per day)
  • Folklore show program in Khiva and Bukhara
  • Services of A/C comfortable transport with professional driver pas per the program
  • Professional English-speaking guides from group arrival to departure
  • Train economy-class: Tashkent → Kokand (5 or more travellers; 2 to 4 travellers by car or van)
  • Train economy-class: Kokand → Tashkent (5 or more travellers; 2 to 4 travellers by car or van)
  • Domestic air tickets Tashkent → Urgench
  • High-speed train economy-class (Y class) tickets for Samarkand → Tashkent
  • Entrance fees to all the mentioned sights as per the program (except photo and video charges)

Do not include:

  • Visa costs and processing
  • Photo and video charges
  • International air tickets
  • Beverages
  • Meals not indicated in the program
  • Travel insurance
  • Tips and gratuities
  • Any personal expenses
  • Any services not included in the above itinerary

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Trip Facts

  • $ 245,-
  • TT0014
  • Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner
  • 4 - 16
  • Easy
  • Uzbekistan
  • Tashkent
  • Tashkent