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    14 Days Tashkent Tour Package

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    • Destinations

      7

      TashkentSamarkandBukharaKhivaChimganFerganaShahrisabz

    • Duration

      13 Nights

    • Attractions

      27

      Independence SquareMonument of CourageBarak-Khan MadrassahAmir Temur SquareTashkent BroadwayRegistanShah-i-ZindaBibi-Khanym MosqueStatue of Amir TemurHazrat Khizr MosqueAk Saray PalaceKok Gumbaz mosque in ShahrisabzMir-i-Arab MadrasaKalon MinaretBolo Hauz Mosque Toqi Sarrofon Bazaar(Trading Domes)Chor-MinorSamanid MausoleumSitori-i-Mokhi Khosa palaceKalta Minor MinaretDJuma MosqueKunya-Ark Citadel from 1686Juma Mosque(Jami Mosque)Modari Khan MausoleumChorsu MarketMega Planet MallSamarkand Darvoza Street

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    DAY 1
    Arrival-Tashkent
    • Arriving to Tashkent.
    • After clearance Immigration the guests will be met by the local English speaking escort guide.
    • Transfer to the hotel for check in.
    • Time for freshen up.
    • Return back to Hotel and Overnight stay at Hotel.
    DAY 2
    Tashkent
    • Breakfast at the hotel.
    • City tour: Khazrati Imam Complex consisting of Kaffal Shashi Mausoleum (15th c.), Barak-Khan Madrasah (16th c.), Muyi-Mubarak Mosque - storehouse of the well-known Koran of Khalif Osman; “Monument of Courage” (1976);“Independence”Square;“Romanov’s Palace” (outside only) “Broadway Street” with artists and local souvenirs; Amir TemurSquare
    • Return back to Hotel and Overnight stay at Hotel.

    DAY 3
    Tashkent- Samarkand
    • Early breakfast transfer to the railway station for departing to Samarkand at 08:00 and arrive at 10:10.
    • Arrive at Samarkand  and CSS in Samarkand: “Registon Square” with three madrassahs (15th – 17th c.), Shakhi-Zinda complex (11-19th cc.),(from outside),“Gur Emir” mausoleum, the graveyard of great Amir Temur and Temurid’s dynasty, Bibikhonim Mosque(from outside).Siab bazaar where you can make shopping and see ancient colourful market.
    • Return back to Hotel and Overnight stay at Hotel.

    DAY 4
    Samarkand-shahrisbaz
    • Breakfast at the hotel.
    • Drive to Shakhrisabz by sedans. Visit Shakhrisabz: AkSaray, and KokGumbaz, Hazrati Imam Complex and Dorus-Siyadat. 
    • Drive back to Samarkand.
    • Return back to Hotel and Overnight stay at Hotel.

    DAY 5
    Samarkand- Bukhara
    • Breakfast at the hotel.
    • Transfer to the railway station for the Bullet train “Afrosiyob” to Bukhara at 09:50-11:20.
    • Today we have a city tour, visit:Citadel Ark (4th c. BC) (from outside)Bolo-Hauz Mosque (beginning of XX) DevonbegiPoyiKalon Ensemble (Pedestal of the Great) – religious heart of sacred Bukhara that consists of Minaret Kalon (12th c.), Kalon Mosque (12th c.) and Miri Arab Madrasah (16th c.), Trade domes named Compel Bazaar (16th c.) – trading points that consists of Toki Saraffon (the Dome of Moneychangers), Toki-TelpakFurushon (the Dome of Cap makers), Toki Zargaron (the Dome of jewellers) and Tim Abdullakhan (the Center of silk). Gold market at open air.
    • Return back to Hotel and Overnight stay at Hotel.

    DAY 6
    Bukhara –Gizhduvan- Bukhara
    • Breakfast at the hotel.
    • Continue CSS of Bukhara countryside. The ChorMinor, SitoraiMohi-Khosa Palace (the residence of last emir of Bukhara- Emir Alim Khan), located 4 km from Bukhara.Continue to the Mausoleum of Bakhouddin Naqshbandi and Chor-Bakr Necropolis.Drive to Gizhduvan: From ancient times to the present day, Gijduvan is known as a shopping city and the center of handicrafts, helped by proximity to the Great Silk Road. Pottery is unique among the various crafts that  flour is he in the town. Narzullaevs family was one of the most famous ceramics of Uzbekistan and the founder of  the  school  of ceramics in Gizhduvan.
    • Drive back to Bukhara.
    • Return back to Hotel and Overnight stay at Hotel.
    DAY 7
    Bukhara-Khiva
    • Breakfast at the hotel.
    • Drive to Khiva (480 km, 8h.). The Great Silk Road once routed through Bukhara and Khiva ran through the Kyzylkum Desert, as the present road does nowadays. Stop en-route to enjoy views of Amudarya River and the desert.Arrive in Khiva late in the afternoon; Sunset – view from old city.
    • Return back to Hotel and Overnight stay at Hotel.
    DAY 8
    Khiva
    • Breakfast at the hotel.
    • CSS in Khiva: Ata Darvaza, MukhammadAminkhan(18thc),Kalta-Minor,MukhammadRahimkhanMadrassah, Kunya-Ark Citadel. Continue CSS of Khiva: Tash-KhovliPalace (18th c), Juma Mosque (10th c), Ismail Khuja Minaret and Madrassah.
    • Return back to Hotel and Overnight stay at Hotel.

    DAY 9
    Khiva-Tashkent Chimgan Mountains- Tashkent
    • Breakfast at the hotel.
    • Morning Transfer to the airport for flight to Tashkent.After directly depart to the Chimgan mountains. it takes us approximately (106km, 1,5hrs). Upon arrival walk along Chimgan. The guests will ride on Chair Lift going up to the top of the mountain (30 minutes). See and enjoy beautiful panorama view of Uzbekistan nature. Take the Chair Lift for coming down the mountains (30 minutes).

    • Transfer to beautiful “Charwak” Lake, which is formed by joining of 4 biggest rivers forming the beautiful lake that’s supply Tashkent city and its region with water all year round.
    • Driving back to Tashkent.
    • Return back to Hotel and Overnight stay at Hotel.

    DAY 10
    Tashkent- Fergana
    • Breakfast at the hotel.
    • Check out the hotel.
    • 09:00 Drive to Fergana Valley (320 km drive till Fergana city).  The steep road  which connects Fergana Valley with the rest of Uzbekistan runs via picturesque mountain pass Kamchik (2267 m. above the sea level). The first stop will be in the city of Kokand where you will visit the Khudoyar-Khan Palace, Jami Mosque, Kamol-Kazy Madrasah, and Norbut-biy Madrasah. Continue driving to city (80 km). Visit Akhmad Al-Fergani Park in Fergana. Free time.
    • Return back to Hotel and overnight stay at Hotel.

    DAY 11
    Fergana-Andijan
    • Breakfast at the hotel.
    • Visiting to Yodgotrik silk factory in Margilan.
    • Drive to Andijan.
    • Visiting to Babur Memorial Museum and a park named after Babur which are located on Bogishamol. Muhammad Zahiruddin Babur - the famous poet and commander, representative of the great dynasty of Tamerlane, the founder of the Mogul Empire in India.
    • Return back to Hotel and Overnight stay at Hotel.
    DAY 12
    Andijan-Tashkent
    • Breakfast at the hotel.
    • Transfer to the Andijan airport for flight to Tashkent.
    • Arriving at Tashkent airport
    • A Shopping  day.
    • Chorsu Bazaar,The Mall of Samarkand Darvozasi , The Mall of Mega planet.
    • Return back to Hotel and Overnight stay

    DAY 13
    Tashkent
    • Breakfast at the hotel.
    • Today visiting to the amusement parks
    • Magic land and Anhorlocomotive parks
    • Overnight in Tashkent.

    DAY 14
    Fly Back
    • Breakfast at the hotel.
    • Transfer to the airport to flight

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    Inclusions

    Top Attractions

    Independence Square

    Monument of Courage

    Barak-Khan Madrassah

    Amir Temur Square

    Amir Timur Square is surrounded with the buildings of the Uzbekistan Hotel University of Law (former Womens Gymnasium) the Amir Timur Museum well-known Tashkent Chimes and the Forums Palace - one of the most grandiose architectural structures in Tashkent. Almost all the buildings located around Amir Timur Square have historical importance

    Tashkent Broadway

    Registan

    The Registan was the heart of the ancient city of Samarkand of the Timurid Empire now in Uzbekistan. The name Rgistan means sandy place or desert in Persian. The Registan was a public square where people gathered to hear royal proclamations heralded by blasts on enormous copper pipes called dzharchis - and a place of public executions. It is framed by three madrasa

    Shah-i-Zinda

    Shah-i-Zinda is a necropolis in the north-eastern part of Samarkand Uzbekistan.

    Bibi-Khanym Mosque

    The Bibi-Khanym Mosque is one of the most important monuments of Samarkand. In the 15th century it was one of the largest and most magnificent mosques in the Islamic world. By the mid-20th century only a grandiose ruin of it still survived but major parts of the mosque were restored during the Soviet period.

    Statue of Amir Temur

    Hazrat Khizr Mosque

    Ak Saray Palace

    Timur began to think of building a magnificent edifice summoned an architect and set out his objective. After listening to the ruler the architect asked to be allowed into the state exchequer. When permission was granted the craftsman started to make foundation blocks from clay mixed with gold in full view of Timur.Seeing that the ruler remained impassive he broke up the blocks and returned the gold to the exchequer. When Timur asked Why did you do that the architect replied So as to make sure of your determination to embark on constructing a building that requires vast expenditure. A second legend recounts that after the main building work had been completed Timur began to tell the craftsmen to hurry up and finish the decorative facing of the palace.

    Kok Gumbaz mosque in Shahrisabz

    Kok-Gumbaz Mosque was built in Dorut-Tillavat Memorial complex just opposite to Shamsiddin Kulol Mausoleum in 1435-1436. It is the largest Friday mosque in Shakhrisabz. The inscription on the portal announces that the mosque was constructed by Ulugbek on behalf of his father Shakhruh.The building of the mosque is crowned by a huge dome covered with blue ceramic tiles. It gave the name to the mosque Kok Gumbaz that means Blue Dome. Around the tholobate of the dome there is the inscription with white glazed tiles Sovereignty belongs to Allah wealth belongs to Allah.The internal space of Kok-Gumbaz Mosque is nearly square in its layout and has four deep niches carefully oriented to the each corner of the earth. The whole wall surface was covered with ganch stucco and painted with intricate dark and light blue ornaments.

    Mir-i-Arab Madrasa

    Kalon Minaret

    The ancient architecture is an incredible piece of work which has withstood time for almost nine centuries. However the 105 inner stairs has been closed off to tourists.The ancient architecture is an incredible piece of work which has withstood time for almost nine centuries. However the 105 inner stairs has been closed off to tourists.The Kalyan minaret is a minaret of the Po-i-Kalyan mosque complex in Bukhara Uzbekistan and one of the most prominent landmarks in the city. The minaret designed by Bako was built by the Qarakhanid ruler Mohammad Arslan Khan in 1127 to summon Muslims to prayer five times a day.

    Bolo Hauz Mosque

    It is a historical mosque and inscribed in the UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was built in 1712 and was under the Bolshevik Russian rule in the 1920s.Bolo-Khauz Complex is the only preserved monument on the Registan Square. It is located on the opposite site of Ark - the Emirs fortress. The complex consists of the reservoir Friday mosque and minaret.The most ancient part of the complex is the pond (Khauz) which is called as Bolo-Khauz (Childrens reservoir). It is one of several ponds in Bukhara that reached our days. In past these reservoirs were the water source for the population and unfortunately the source of many deseases. Therefore most of them were drained.

    Toqi Sarrofon Bazaar(Trading Domes)

    There are only four trading domes which exist in Bukhara namely the Toki-Sarrofon Trading Dome Telpak Furushon Trading Dome Tim Abdullakhan Trading Dome and Toki-Zargaron Trading Dome.Bukhara is well-known to the world not only with its mosques Ark Fortress and the majestic Kalyan minaret but also with its trading domes stretching in procession from Lyabi-Khauz to the Miri-Arab madrasah. Long ago in the XVI century under the Shaybanides dynasty Bukhara became the capital giving rise to unprecedented growth of the city and since it was located on the Great Silk Road the markets and trading stores even more congested cross-roads of public roads. Several centuries passed since that and four trading domes have only survived up to date.

    Chor-Minor

    Offering a terrace Chor Minor Hotel is located in the historical centre of Bukhara a 12-minute walk to Kalyan Minaret and 300 metres from Lyabi Haus Square. Free WiFi access and private parking are available. The air-conditioned rooms are decorat

    Samanid Mausoleum

    The Samanid Mausoleum built in the 10th century C.E. is located in the northwestern part of Bukhara Uzbekistan just outside its historic center. It was built as the resting place of the powerful and influential Islamic Samanid dynasty that ruled the Samanid Empire from approximately 900 to 1000. It contained three burials one of whom is known to have been Nasr II.

    Sitori-i-Mokhi Khosa palace

    The palace used to be a summer resting place for the Khans of Bukhara when the city was under the Russian protectorate. It features a subtle Oriental and Russian decoration and style.In the mid-XIX century Emir of Bukhara Nasrullah Khan decided to build a new country seat for himself. To choose the coolest place not to suffer from summer heat the architects made recourse to an old method - dressed muttons were put on the potential sites of construction. The place where the meat got spoiled last was chosen for the construction of the suburban pearl of Bukhara. Unfortunately this palace did not survive to the present day.Several decades later another emir of Bukhara Mir Sayyd Muhammad Alim Khan initiated the construction of a new palace there. A legend has it that Emir devoted the palace to his wife Sitora. The construction work which lasted several years resulted in the residence of unprecedented beauty. The Bukhara architects having trained in Russia managed to combine oriental and western styles in their creation. After a while the Emirs wife died and her name was given to the palace. It was named Sitorai Mokhi-Khosa translated from Tajik as Star like the Moon and this name was preserved to this day. Unfortunately the Sitorai Mokhi-Khosa also shared the fate of the first palace it was destroyed.The extant Sitorai Mokhi-Khosa Palace was built in 1912-1918 by order of the last Emir of Bukhara Mir Sayyd Muhammad Alim Khan.The palace main building consists of several reception halls and emirs private rooms. Special attention was given to White Hall decorated by the famous master usto Shirin Muradov who was subsequently perpetuated in a monument installed in the territory of the summer residence

    Kalta Minor Minaret

    DJuma Mosque

    Djuma (Friday) mosque in the center of Ichan-kala. It was erected at the end of the eighteenth century over the ruins of previous construction. This is an original building without portals and cupolas without galleries and yards. It is 55x46 m. One can enter the mosque from four sides. From the northern facade facing the one of the main streets of the city the mosque faces a minaret 52 m. high.The building is fenced with brick walls. The interior space is a single hall the flat ceiling of which is supported by 215 wooden pillars.Small openings were made in the ceiling for light and ventilation of the hall.The interior is simply plastered. Spaces between the windows are painted in black and red colors trees bushes and irises are realistically represented symbolizing the wish of peace and tranquil in the monumental and decorative art of Central Asia.

    Kunya-Ark Citadel from 1686

    in 1686 Arang-khan began the construction of the citadel Kunya-ark at the western gates of Ichan-kala. The ark presented a complex multi-yard composition containing a house for khan the members of his family and dignitaries.From the large numbers of constructions of the ark only several buildings of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth century were preserved. They were the official reception hall (kurinishkhana) a mosque the mint and a harem.There was an outer yard serving as a waiting room for the khans audiences. There were cannons in a second yard.The Akshikh-bobo aivan has also been used for military observation.the yards with their splendid aivans.

    Juma Mosque(Jami Mosque)

    he Jami Mosque is the true decoration of Kokands Chorsu square. Citizens cannot imagine their city without this magnificent mosque. It seemes that it was always on that site. And indeed in historical chronicles of IX-XII centuries there are mentions of the mosque in Kokand which stood in the same place on the square Chorsu. But during the Mongol invasions the Jami Mosque as well as the entire city was destroyed.the present mosque was built in the XIX century. In 1805 Kokand Olimhan started to build a mosque but construction was suspended the superior of the mosque stood up against the construction of mosque at the expence of funds collected by force from the common people.Two years later the Jami Mosque was built.

    Modari Khan Mausoleum

    This religious complex was built in 1825 for maternal Kokand Umarkhan. He also connected with the name of the poet Nadira - spouses Umarkhan. The fate of Nadira - wife of the ruler and the poet Umarkhan - was tragic she was executed on the orders of the Emir of Bukhara - Nasrallah. In memory of the poetesse close to the mausoleum there was built a monument of white marble and bronze.Madari Khan Mausoleum is a small-sized portal-domed tomb with small faceted minarets which is located behind the cemetery.

    Chorsu Market

    Mega Planet Mall

    Samarkand Darvoza Street

    Things to Do

    Archaeological Site
    Botanical Park
    Monastery Tour
    Mosque
    Museum Visit
    Sunrise
    Sunset

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