Uzbekistan Private Tour
Highlights :
- • Visit Registan Square, including three charming Islamic madrasas
- • Visit the national market Siab, an oriental bazaar.
- • Visit the oldest castle in Bukhara and the tomb of the Samanid dynasty
- • Visit the Chorsu Market, Kukaldash Madrasa, and Hast-Imam Tower.
| Departure/Return | Uzbekistan |
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| Pricing (HKD) | Starting from $9,980 |
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- • No refunds or changes once order is confirmed; confirmation within 3 business days
- • Customers must hold a passport that is valid for at least 6 months from the date of return to Hong Kong and have the necessary entry visas. The company will not be responsible for any issues arising from the customer's personal documents.
- • Package code : M0-WWT22211 烏茲別克小包團
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Day 1
> Arrive at Tashkent Airport; meet your guide for a private transfer to the railway station.
> Board the high-speed train to Samarkand. Upon arrival, enjoy lunch and hotel check-in for a brief rest.
> In the late afternoon, visit Registan Square, the heart of Samarkand. This UNESCO World Heritage site features three magnificent Madrasahs dating from the 15th to 17th centuries, showcasing the pinnacle of Islamic architecture.
> Dinner and overnight stay.
Day 2
> Morning visit to the Al Bukhary Complex, a sacred site dedicated to the famous Islamic scholar.
> Explore Saint Daniel’s Mausoleum, a revered pilgrimage site located near a natural healing spring.
> This site is a must-visit in Uzbekistan. Known as Daniel in the Bible or Doniyor in Islam, he is revered across Judaism, Christianity, and Islam for spreading faith throughout the region.
• Return to Samarkand for lunch. Samarkand is situated in the valley of the river Zerafshan. It is the second largest city of Uzbekistan and is of the same age as the city of Babylon or Rome.
• Today you will visit the local Broadway surrounded by souvenir shops, teahouses, sweets and workshops.
> Next, visit Siab Bazaar, a vibrant oriental market where you can easily find traditional Uzbek handicrafts and local sweets.
> Dinner and overnight stay.
Day 3
> After breakfast, depart for Bukhara.
> En route: Experience the heritage of Samarkand, Gijduvan, and Bukhara.
> After breakfast, depart for Bukhara.
> Stop at Gijduvan village to visit a renowned pottery workshop. This school of ceramics has deep roots, with skills passed down through generations.
> Today, Gijduvan is home to the 6th generation of the Nazrullayev family, whose ceramics are famous worldwide for their intricate geometric patterns.
> The Gijduvan school is famous for its geometric patterns, predominantly using vibrant green and blue hues in its designs.
> Continue to Bukhara. Check-in and overnight stay.
Day 4
> Enjoy a full day of sightseeing in enchanting Bukhara. Visit the 4th-century Citadel Ark, once the palace of the Bukhara Empire's dynasties.
> Explore the Samanids Mausoleum, a 9th-10th century architectural masterpiece.
> Visit Chashma Ayub, the Bolo-Hauz (Forty Pillars) Mosque, and the famous Nodir Divan Begi Madrasah within the Lyabi House complex.
> Stroll through the shopping arcades and visit the famous Nodir Divan Begi Madrasah, a centerpiece of the historic Lyabi House complex.
> Enjoy a traditional home-cooked Uzbek dinner with a local family to savor authentic flavors. Overnight stay.
> Overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 5
> After breakfast, transfer to the station for your high-speed train back to Tashkent.
> Transfer to the station for your train to Tashkent. Begin your city tour at Independence Square, a monument to the victory over fascism.
> Stroll along "Broadway" and experience the Tashkent Metro, renowned as one of the most beautiful subway systems in the world.
> Experience the Tashkent Metro, renowned as one of the world's most beautiful subway systems since its opening in 1977.
> Explore the Old City, including Chorsu Bazaar and the Hast Imam complex, home to the 8th-century Othman Quran—the world's oldest copy. Overnight stay.
> Overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 6
> Full day dedicated to exploring the highlights of Tashkent with your private guide
> Visit the Courage Monument, dedicated to the resilience of Tashkent after the historic earthquake.
> Tour the Zangi Ota memorial complex, dedicated to the legendary shepherd known for his wisdom.
> Explore the State Museum of Timurids’ History, featuring over 3,000 artifacts including jewelry, weapons, and ancient manuscripts.
> Final shopping at Tashkent’s malls and bazaars. Dinner and overnight stay.
Day 7
• Breakfast at the Hotel. Our company driver will pick you up and will drive you to the airport. END OF SERVICE
