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Two village nights: Asraf first, then a guided walk via Uhum to Hayat. Finish via Nurata, Rabati Malik and Gijduvan ceramics, reaching Bukhara around 17:00–18:00.
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Private tour — price per person depends on group size:
| 1 traveler | $475 / person |
| 2 travelers | $295 / person |
| 3 travelers | $235 / person |
| 4 travelers | $265 / person |
| 5 travelers | $235 / person |
| 6 travelers | $220 / person |
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Leave Samarkand at 09:00 and arrive in Asraf for lunch, a village walk, dinner and your first homestay night.
After breakfast, walk with a mountain guide from Asraf via Uhum to Hayat, stopping for lunch with a family in Uhum. Your luggage travels by road. Dinner and the second night are in Hayat.
On Day 3, have breakfast and depart at 08:30 for Nurata: Chashma, the suzani workshop and fortress ruins. Allow a separately paid lunch break, then visit Rabati Malik and Gijduvan ceramics before arriving in Bukhara around 17:00–18:00.
Pickup with luggage and the drive north into the Nuratau foothills.
Arrive in Asraf, settle in with your host family and eat lunch.
An easy walk around Asraf — orchards, irrigation channels, and the ridges you will cross tomorrow.
Dinner with the host family.
Breakfast before the walk.
Guided Asraf → Uhum → Hayat walk; distance and duration depend on the trail and walking pace.
Included lunch with a village family during the guided walk. Continue to Hayat afterwards; timing depends on walking pace.
Arrive in Hayat and settle in with a second host family.
Dinner with your hosts.
A last breakfast in the mountains.
Down out of the hills and west towards Nurata.
The Chashma holy spring with its sacred carp and old mosque, a suzani embroidery workshop, and the hilltop ruins of the Nur fortress — attributed to Alexander the Great in the 4th century BC.
Time for lunch at a local restaurant. This third-day lunch is not included in the tour price.
Visit the historic caravanserai before continuing west to Gijduvan.
Visit a working ceramics workshop before the final drive to Bukhara.
Drop-off at your Bukhara hotel around 17:00–18:00, depending on traffic and visit durations.
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