Discover Uzbekistan — 5 Days / 4 Nights.

Light introduction to modern Tashkent: drive through the main avenues, admire contemporary architecture, city squares, and vibrant urban life. Time for rest and adaptation after your flight.
Overnight: Tashkent.

Breakfast at hotel or breakfast box. Fast train to Bukhara. Explore the “Pearl of the East” with its compact medieval center and extraordinary monuments.

Ark Fortress — ancient citadel and former ruler’s residence.

Bolo Hauz Mosque — elegant wooden-pillared mosque near the Ark.

Samanid Mausoleum — masterpiece of early Islamic architecture.

Chashma-Ayub — sacred spring and charming mausoleum.

Poi Kalyan — monumental minaret and square, Bukhara’s spiritual heart.

Ulugbek Madrasah — historic educational center with fine tilework.

Abdulaziz Khan Madrasah — large madrasa complex near the trading domes.

Trading Domes / Toqi Sarrafon & Toqi Zargaron — covered bazaars with traditional crafts.

Magoki Attori Mosque — one of Bukhara’s oldest holy sites.

Lyabi Hauz — atmospheric square with a pond, tea-houses and workshops.

Overnight: Bukhara.

Breakfast at hotel. Early departure by car for a scenic route through mountains to Shakhrisabz — birthplace of Amir Timur. Short tour of the main monuments, then continue to Samarkand.

Dorus Saodat — royal necropolis and mausoleums complex.

Dorus Tilovat — historic religious ensemble.

Ak-Saray Palace (Ruins of Ak-Saray) — imposing ruins of Timur’s palace.

Kok Gumbaz Mosque — notable for its blue domes and Timur-era architecture.
(Optional: evening “Registan light-up” in Samarkand — if available.)

Overnight: Samarkand.

Breakfast at hotel. Day dedicated to Samarkand’s incomparable monuments.

Guri-Amir — mausoleum of Amir Timur, with majestic dome and interior decoration.

Registan Square — the city’s iconic ensemble of three madrasahs.

Bibi-Khanum Mosque — grand mosque built for Timur’s wife.

Siyob Bazaar — bustling market offering local produce and snacks.

Shahi-Zinda — necropolis of glazed-tile mausoleums, a spiritual and artistic highlight.

Afrasiyab Museum / Ancient City of Afrasiyab — exhibits from ancient Samarkand.

Paper-making workshop — traditional paper (handmade) demonstration.

Ulugbek Observatory — remnants of a medieval astronomical observatory.
(Optional evening program: local performance or free time.)

Overnight: Samarkand.

Early breakfast at hotel or breakfast box. Return to Tashkent by high-speed train. Short city program: Chorsu Bazaar, Hazrat Imam Complex, Museum of Applied Arts, Tashkent Metro, Amir Timur Square, and a walk along the Broadway. Transfer to the airport for departure.
End of the tour.