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Treasures of Uzbekistan Treasures of Uzbekistan Tashkent – Urgench – Khiva – Bukhara – Shakhresabz – Samarkand – Tashkent from per pax S$1228 Day 01: Tashkent Meeting on arrival assistance and transfer to Hotel Dinner at hotel Overnight Day 02: Tashkent/Urgench – HY 1051 0700/0840 Urgench/Khiva – 30km (40 min) Breakfast at hotel Transfer to Airport for flight to Urgench On arrival proceed to Khiva On arrival transfer to Hotel Full day tour of Khiva visit – Ichan Kala ‘inner city’ historic old city, Kalta Minor Tower, Kunya Ark Fortress, Muhammad Amin-Khan, Ak-Mosque, Necropolis of Pahlavan Mahmud, Minaret and Madrasah of Islam Khodja, Avesta Museum Lunch at local restaurant Later visit Djuma Mosque, Tash-Hauli Khan Palace and Caravan Bazar Dinner at hotel Overnight Day 03: Khiva – Bukhara – 460 km (8-9hr) Breakfast at hotel Morning depart for Bukhara enroute via Kizilkum desert with few stops enroute stop at the sight of Amudarya (Oxus river) Picnic lunch enroute We shall walk up to Lyabikhauz and later stroll through Jewish quarters arrival and transfer to Hotel Dinner at hotel Overnight Day 04: Bukhara Breakfast at hotel Full day sightseeing tour of Bukhara – Visit Lyabikhauz ensemble: Khanaka and Madrassah of Nadirkhon Devanbegi, Kukeldash Madrassah, Mogaki Attari mosque, Complex Poi Kalon and madrassah Aziz Khan and Ulugbek Lunch at local restaurant Afternoon visit Ark Fortress, Balakhauz Mosque, Mausoleum of Ismail Samanid, Chasma Ayub Mausoleum and local bazaar Folk show in madrassah Nadirkhon Devonbegi Dinner at local restaurant Overnight at hotel Day 05: Bukhara – Shahrisabz – Samarkand – 378 km (5hr) Breakfast at hotel Morning depart for Samarkand enroute visit Shahrisabz – visit Ak Saroy Palace ruins, Dorus Tilavat seminary, Kok Gumbaz mosque, Dorus Saidat and the Friday mosque Lunch at local Uzbek House Later proceed to Samarkand and on arrival transfer to Hotel Dinner at hotel Overnight Day 06: Samarkand Breakfast at hotel Full day sightseeing tour of Samarkand – visit Registan Square to see the three beautiful Madrassahs, later proceed to Bibi Khanym Mosque, Silk Road Bazar and Shahi Zinda Necropolis Lunch at local restaurant Afternoon visit Afrosiab museum and site, Ulugbek’s observatory and Gur Emir, the Mausoleum of Tamerlane Dinner at local restaurant Overnight Day 07: Samarkand – Tashkent - 350km (4-5hr) Breakfast at hotel Morning depart for Tashkent with short stops enroute on arrival transfer to Hotel Lunch at local restaurant Afternoon sightseeing of Tashkent Visit The architectural complex Khazret-Imam incl. necropolis of Imam Abu Bakr Mahammad al-Kaffal Shashi (15th c.), see Barak-Khan Madrasah, Tillya Sheikh Madrasah, Juma Mosque, Kukeldash Madrasah, Chorsu market, Alisher Navoi Opera & Ballet Theatre (outside) (1939-47), Amir Temur Square, Palace of Grand Duke Nikolay Romanov (outside) (1889-90), The Roman Catholic Church (1913-17) Farewell dinner at local restaurant Overnight Day 08: Tashkent Early tea/coffee at hotel Transfer to airport for flight to your destination Assistance on departure PACKAGE INCLUDES PACKAGE EXCLUDES Hotel accommodation as per the Air Tickets & Airport taxes. itinerary. Meals as specified in the itinerary. Visa support and Visa fees. Airport to hotel and hotel to airport Photo fee. transfers throughout the itinerary. Medical and accident insurance. Transfers & sightseeing as per the itinerary. English speaking guide. Entrance fee at museums and sites. Portage fee at airports & hotels. National dances & fashion show in Bukhara. HOTELS FOR THIS PACKAGE Tashkent Hotel Wyndham / Hotel Grand Mir Khiva Hotel Asia Khiva / Hotel Orient Star / Hotel Malika Khiva Bukhara Hotel Asia Bukhara / Hotel Malika Bukhara / Hotel Lyabi House Samarkand Hotel Registan Plaza / Hotel Samarkand Plaza / Hotel Asia Samarkand TYPE OF VEHICLES (AIRCONDITIONED) Car Minibus Coaster Coach 01 to 02 pax 03 to 06 pax 07 to 12 pax 13 to 30 pax COST PER PAX BASED ON GROUP SIZE ON DOUBLE OR TWIN OCCUPANCY PAX MINIMUM OF 25 PAX PRICE S$1228 PER PAX Single room supplement per person S$258 AIR TIKCETS REQUIRED FOR THE TOUR: Tashkent to Urgench one way S$200 (subject to change) .
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