Highlights of Uzbekistan - 10 Days / 9 Nights

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Copyright 2020 GO2VOYAGE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Highlights of Uzbekistan - 10 Days / 9 Nights 10 days / 9 Nights Cities Travel Modes 2200 Km Tashkent Tashkent to Urgench Travel by road* Khiva Flight Time: 1hr 30m Bukhara Shahrisabz Train* Samarkand - Tashkent Samarkand

For more than two centuries the region’s center of heritage, Uzbekistan is the proud host to a spell-binding array of art and ancient cities, both profoundly intertwined with the gritty, fascinating history of the Silk Road.

Uzbekistan is home to the most thrilling attractions, such as Aral Seas with its rapid dis- appearance, the fortresses in the remote Karakalpakstan Region, its thriving city capital of Tashkent and the eco-tourist possibilities of the Nuratau mountains, makes for even the most diverse tastes to be catered too. Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva never fail to impress tourists with their beautiful mosques, medressas or mausoleums.

Etiquettes to know about Uzbek Culture:

Greetings: Shake Men’s hand with saying “Salom’ or “Salom Aleikum”.

Omin - A gesture to signify your Thanks at the end of a Meal.

Tea - Tea Culture is huge in Uzbekistan and there is a whole tradition behind how it is poured. The tradition states that tea has to be poured 3 times. The first pour called “Loy” which means “Mud”, followed by “Choy” which means “Tea” and the final pour is called “Moy” which means “Cream”, at which point tea is considered ready to be servered.

Copyright 2020 GO2VOYAGE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Highlights of Uzbekistan - 10 Days / 9 Nights Day 1: Arrive and Spend the day in Tashknet. Overview Tashkent: Highlights: Hotel Name: Wyndham or Similar* Uzbekistan Capital Hastimon Complex Settled: 5th to 3rd BC Chorsu Bazaar Rating: 2 Amir Timur Square Total Area: 334.8 Km Address: Amir Temur Street, C.4 Population: 2,485,900 7/8, Tashkent, 100000, Uzbekistan

Tashkent City Wyndham Hotel Tashkent is the sprawling core of Central Asia, where everything exciting in Uzbekistan is happening. This new national capital was largely established in 1966 after an earthquake hit Tashkent. It is packed with state agencies, as well as leafy soviet style architecture and least in part a sleepy Uzbek town, where farmers typically sell their products on carts, pushed through a labyrinth of mud-walled houses, to the crowds present in the citys numours bazaars The sites you will visit in Tashkent are listed below:

Hastimon Complex - Barak Khan Madressa, Tillya Sheikh Mosque, Kaffal Shashi Mausoleum. This is the epicentre of Religious manuscripts in Tashkent.

Chorsu Bazaar - The oldest Bazaar in Uzbekistan, with a rich history of its importance on the Silk Road. You will find fruits, vegtables, dairy products, spices and all sorts of uzbek foods, that have been produced all over Uzbekistan.

Amir Timur Square - Public Square dedicated to the founder of the Timurid Empire, Amir Timur’s (Tamerland) statue takes pride of place here.

Meals: Breakfast

Copyright 2020 GO2VOYAGE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Highlights of Uzbekistan - 10 Days / 9 Nights Day 2 - Tashkent - Urgench (By Air) - Khiva (By Road) - 35 km, 45 Minutes Overview Highlights Hotel Name: Erkin Palace or Similar* Khiva: World Heritage Site Madrasa Allakuli Khan Settled: 6th Century CE Islam Khoja Minaret Rating: Juma Masjid Historic Centre: 540 Acres Address: K. Yakubov Str, Khiva, Population: 90,000 Kunya Ark 220900, Uzbekistan

Khiva City Erkin Palace Hotel You will take a flight to Urgench, the capital of Khorazm Province, situated between the river Amu, and Tashaoz. Once you arrive into Urgench you will take a drive to the historical city of KHIVA, while making a short detour to the village of Ulli Hovli, which translates to Grand Courtyard. Once in Khiva, you will be given the opportunity to freshen up from your travels and then continue with a sightseeing tour of Ichan Qala, which is an architectural wonder beautifully restored to its almost original condition. Some of the other wonderful, ancient sites you will visit include: Madrasa Allakuli Khan - Built in 1834, financed by the Khiva Khanate Khan, it is the largest religious school.

Madrasa Muhammad Amin Khan - This is two story Madrasa built in 1851-1854

Kuhna Ark - Built in the 12 Century, it served as a fortress and residence for the Ruler of Khiva.

Kalta Minaret - The Minaret was the project of Mohammed Amin Khan. Pahlavon Mahmud Mausoleum - The tomb of the patron saint, Pahlavon Mahmud.

Islam Khoja Minaret - A UNESCO World Heritage Site

Juma Masjid - A structural marvel dating back to the 10 century, it is a row of 218 columns supporting the roof of the structure.

Meals: Breakfast - Dinner

Copyright 2020 GO2VOYAGE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Highlights of Uzbekistan - 10 Days / 9 Nights Day 3 - Khiva - Bukhara (By Road) - 470 km, 6 Hrs 30 Minutes Overview Highlights Hotel Stop for lunch enroute Name: Omar Khayam or Similar* Kyzylkum Desert has an area to Bukhara and enjoy, Rating: of 298,000 km2 Shashlik, a dish of skewered and grilled Address: 9 Khakikat St, Bukhara, cubes of meat. Uzbekistan

Amu Darya Ayaz-Kala Fortress After breakfast drive to Bukhara, a city as old as human records. You will pass through the beautiful Kyzylkum Desert on your way to Bukhara; as the winding road takes you a stone throw away from the Amu Darya, where you will stop for some scenic pictures. You will have lunch in a local chaykhana “teahouse” called “Sunnat’s” (220 km away from Khiva). Once you have had a chance to stretch your legs a little, the journey will continue to its final destination of Bukhara where you will arrive in the evening for your nightly rest.

Meals: Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner

Copyright 2020 GO2VOYAGE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Highlights of Uzbekistan - 10 Days / 9 Nights Day 4 - Bukhara Overview Highlights Hotel Name: Omar Khayam or Similar* Bukhara - UNESCO Site Labi Hauz Settled: 6th Century BC Magokki Attori Mosque Rating: Poi-Kalyan Complex City Centre: 540 Acres Address: 9 Khakikat St, Bukhara, Population: 272,000 Ark Fortress Uzbekistan

Bukhara City Omar Khayyam The history of Bukhara goes back 2500 years with its inhabitants of Aryan period. The city had been the center of different Empires and favorite place of many Great Dynasties. That is why Bukhara history is so rich and full with important events. The ancient king Siavash who be- longed to mythical and legendary Pishdak Dynasty had chosen this location, right on the Great Silk Road and warm climate with enough water resources.

Start your day to explore and discover the secret of this ancient town.

Labi Hauz - “Edge of a pond”, This is one of the most favorite place in Bukhara where local inhabitants exchange their thoughts while having drink and food during free time. The trip is not completed unless you visit Trade Domes and Ancient Silk Market which is walking dis- tance.

Magokki Attori mosque - the unique complex, built on the site of former Zoroastrian temple

Architectural complex Poi-Kalyan - which means «Foot of the Great», includes the following Kalyan mosque and Miri Arab madrassah, Ulugbeg and Abdulazizkhan madrasahs.

Ark fortress - the symbol of the state power. has been the fortified residence of city leaders for over a millennium.

Meals: Breakfast - Dinner

Copyright 2020 GO2VOYAGE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Highlights of Uzbekistan - 10 Days / 9 Nights Day 5 - Bukhara Overview Highlights Hotel Name: Omar Khayam or Similar* Bukhara - UNESCO Site Bolo Hauz Mosque Settled: 6th Century BC Poi-Kalon Complex Rating: Ismail Samani City Centre: 540 Acres Address: 9 Khakikat St, Bukhara, Population: 272,000 Naqshbandiy Complex Uzbekistan

Naqshbandiy Complex Omar Khayyam Continue your city tour of Bukhara Bolo Hauz Mosque - the most important mosque in the city. There was time when Emir of Bukhara himself performed prayers every Friday followed by thousands of Muslims. From very far Bolo Hauz mosque looks beautiful with its twenty columns of an unusual height. Poi-Kalon complex - Center for scholars and still have active madrassa for higher Islamic stud- ies. The minaret is full of decor with geometric, square and circle shape bricks. Ismail Samani - one of the oldest monuments in the world built for the founder of the Samanid dynasty, its delicate terracotta brickwork disguises 2m-thick walls that have never needed repair Chashma Ayub Mausoleum - spring of Prophet Ayub, in Bible called Job. The local people still believe that the spring water is healing. Chor Minor - known as madrasah Halif Niyazkul (in Persian “Four minarets”) was built by merchant in 1807. Naqshbandiy Complex - the tomb of the founder of the Sufi Order “Naqshbandia”. A spiritual teacher of Amir Temur, Naqshbandi made hajj to Mekka 32 times. Sitorai Mohi Hosa -, the summer palace of Alim Khan (912–18), three building compound mixes Russian and Central Asian architecture. Meals: Breakfast - Dinner

Copyright 2020 GO2VOYAGE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Highlights of Uzbekistan - 10 Days / 9 Nights Day 6 - Bukhara - Shakhrisabz - Samarkand (By Road) - 390km, 3Hr 25Min Overview Highlights Hotel Name: Dilimah Hotel or Similar* Shahrisabz - Birth Place of Ak-Saray Palace Timur Dorut Tiloyat Complex Rating: Hazrat-i-Imam Complex Founded: 2700 Years Ago Address: 79 А, 140103 Samarkand, Population: 100,300 Dorus Saodat Uzbekistan

Shahrisabz Dilimah Hotel After breakfast you will begin your road journey to Shakhrisabz. Shakhrisabz is a small, traditional Uzbek town south of Samarkand, across the hills in the Kashkadarya province, and is a lovely drive from Samarkand with some spectacular views. This is Timur’s hometown, and once upon a time it probably put Samarkand itself in the shade. After breakfast you will be board a train to Samarkand and then drive to Shakhrisabz. Upon arrival to Shakhrisabz you will visit: Aksarai Palace -Ak-Saray was probably Timur’s most ambitious project – work began in 1380 and took some 24 years to complete. Dorut Tilovat complexes - Facing Kok-Gumbaz is Dorut Tilyovat, the original burial complex of Timur’s forebears. The mausoleum was completed by Timur in 1374. Dorus Siyadat - Timur finished the 3500-sq-metre mausoleum complex of the Dorus Siyadat in 1392 and at the time it may have overshadowed even the Ak-Saray Palace Mausoleum of Djekhangir - The focus of the Dorus Siyadat mausoleum complex is the tall Tomb of Jehangir, Timur’s eldest and favourite son, who died at 22. It’s also the resting place for another of Timur’s sons, Umar Sheikh.

After your day excursion you will make your way back to Samarkand. Upon arrival in Samar- kand you will transfer to your hotel. Meals: Breakfast - Dinner

Copyright 2020 GO2VOYAGE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Highlights of Uzbekistan - 10 Days / 9 Nights Day 7 - Samarkand Overview Highlights Hotel Name: Dilimah Hotel or Similar* Birthplace of Timurid Registan Square Renaissance Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum Rating: th Shah-i-Zinda Settled: 8 Century BC Address: 79 А, 140103 Samarkand, Population: 513,500 (City) Bibi-Khanym Mosque Uzbekistan

Samarkand Dilimah Hotel No name is as reminiscent of the Silk Road as Samarkand (Samarqand). For most people it has the mythical resonance of Zanzibar or Timbuktu, fixed in the Western popular imagination by imaginative poets and playwrights, few of whom saw the city in the flesh. On the ground the sublime, larger-than-life monuments of Timur (Tamerlane) and the city’s long, rich history still work some kind of magic. You will visit most of Samarkand’s high-profile attractions.

Registan Square - The Registan, which translates to ‘Sandy Place’ in Tajik, was medieval Sa- markand’s commercial centre and the plaza was probably a wall-to-wall bazaar.

Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum - The beautiful portal and trademark fluted azure dome of the Gur-e- Amir Mausoleum marks the final resting place of Timur (Tamerlane), along with two sons and two grandsons (including Ulugbek)

Shah-i-Zinda - Samarkand’s most moving and beloved site is this stunning avenue of mausoleums, which contains some of the richest tilework in the Muslim world. The name, which means ‘Tomb of the Living King’, refers to its original, innermost and holiest shrine Qusam ibn-Abbas, who is said to have brought Islam to this area in the 7th century.

Bibi Khanyum Mosque - Once one of the Islamic world’s biggest mosques, it pushed contem- porary (14th century) construction techniques to the limit, so much so that the dome started crumbling even before construction had finished.

Meals: Breakfast - Dinner

Copyright 2020 GO2VOYAGE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Highlights of Uzbekistan - 10 Days / 9 Nights Day 8 - Samarkand Overview Highlights Hotel Name: Dilimah Hotel or Similar* Birthplace of Timurid Sher Dor Medressa Renaissance Ulugbek Observatory Rating: th Afrosiab Museum Settled: 8 Century BC Address: 79 А, 140103 Samarkand, Population: 513,500 (City) Uzbekistan

Samarkand Dilimah Hotel Sher Dor Medressa - This ornate 17th-century madrassa at the Registan is covered in tile, including tiger mosaics.

Ulugbek Observatory - The Ulugbek Medressa, on the western side of the Registan, is the square’s original medressa, finished in 1420 under Ulugbek who is said to have taught mathe- matics here (the stars on the portal reflect Ulugbek’s love of astronomy).

Afrosiab Museum - The Afrosiab Museum was built around one of Samarkand’s more important archaeological finds, a chipped 7th-century fresco of the Sogdian King Varkhuman (r 650–670) receiving ranks of foreign dignitaries (including Chinese envoys carrying silk), while sitting astride elephants, camels and horses. You’ll see reproductions of this iconic fresco throughout the country. It was only discovered in 1965 during the construction of Tashkent

Meals: Breakfast - Dinner

Copyright 2020 GO2VOYAGE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Highlights of Uzbekistan - 10 Days / 9 Nights Day 9 - Samarkand - Tashkent (By Train) - 310 KM, 2 Hrs 20 Mins Overview Tashkent: Highlights: Hotel Name: Wyndham or Similar* Uzbekistan Capital Hastimon Complex Settled: 5th to 3rd BC Chorsu Bazaar Rating: 2 Amir Timur Square Total Area: 334.8 Km Address: Amir Temur Street, C.4 Population: 2,485,900 7/8, Tashkent, 100000, Uzbekistan

Navoi Theater Wyndham Hotel After the breakfast in samarkand you willl take the train to Tashkent. Upon arrival in Tashkent, you will transfer to a local restaurant for lunch. Then visit some of the sites of Tashkent.

Applied Arts Museum - Housing some of the best handicrafts available for viewing in Uzbekistan, founded in 1937.

State Fine Arts Museum - The Museum of Arts of Uzbekistan is the largest state art museum in Uzbekistan. Its permanent collection contains more than several thousands works, divided among four curatorial departments.

Navoi Theater Square - The Navoi Theater is the national Opera Theater, built by the Japa- nese and Korean POWs.

Metro stations - It was completely forbidden to photograph Tashkents Metro System for de- cades, but now after political and economic reforms in the late 2018s the ban was lifted. View one of the most beautiful meetro systems ever constructed.

Meals: Breakfast - Farewell Dinner

Uzbekistan Capital Tashkent International No Hotel for this day, as you will be Settled: 5th to 3rd BC Airport departing Uzbekistan. Total Area: 334.8 Km2 Population: 2,485,900

After breakfast, you will be transfered to the airport for your departure, as that will be the end of our services.

Meals: Breakfast

Special Events: Exclusive Cremaic Workshop - Tashkent In the workshop you will witness firsthand how these unique ceramic products are created, from being molded by hand in clay to the end where they are baked in fire. You will also get the chance to work with these materials and create your own unique ceramic wonder. Close to the workshop there is also an exhibition hall, filled with a great number of artifacts dating back to the 18-19th centuries.

Shivit Oshi - Khiva Khiva sets itself apart from the rest of Uzbekistan with regards to its culinary offerings. Authentic dishes from Khiva have a lot more fresh herbs and vegetables in their ingredients list. Shivit Oshi, is a local pasta that is infused with fresh dill which gives it a green hue. ` This noteworthy dish is a must try when you are in Khiva. As part of your tour package, you will be taken to a authentic restaurant in the heart of Khiva where you will indulge in this delicacy.

Plov Cooking - Bukhara While in Bukhara, you will have the opportunity to not only watch but also participate in the traditional cooking of Uzbek Plov. This is a particularly special experience as the skills you will learn in this class you will be able to take back with you and replicate this mouth-watering dish. An experienced Chef will guide you step by step. Once you have completed the class, you will enjoy your delicious meal and also get a certificate of completion.

Exclusive Ikat Villa Dinner - Tashkent On the last day of your tour of Uzbekistan, you will be treated to a farewell dinner at the Exclusive Ikat Villa. Every brick of this Villa was beautifully handcrafted by brick masters, you will have the chance to roam its fruit gardens and weather premitting enjoy your farewell dinner under the open skys.

Accommodation Accommodation is based on our preferred hotels in each city.

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Meals All meals are based on a fix menu, with mineral water and tea/coffee. Breakfast 10, Lunch 1, Dinner 8, Includes: ** A special terrace dinner in Khiva*. ** A special Shishlik Lunch in the desert, enroute Khiva to Bukhara. ** Plov Cooking in Bukhara. ** Farewell Dinner at Ikat Villa.

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Day 1 - Tashkent Day 2 - Khiva Day 3 - Khiva

Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast American Style American Style American Style

Dinner Dinner Lunch Starter Starter Shashlik at Teahouse Main Course Main Course Lagman Lagman Dinner Uzbek noodle soup with vegetables Uzbek noodle soup with vegetables Starter Dessert Dessert Main Course Lagman Uzbek noodle soup with vegetables Dessert

Day 4 - Bukhara Day 5 - Bukara Day 6 - Samarkand

Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast American Style American Style American Style

Dinner Dinner Dinner Starter Starter Starter Main Course Main Course Main Course Lagman Lagman Lagman Uzbek noodle soup with vegetables Uzbek noodle soup with vegetables Uzbek noodle soup with vegetables Dessert Dessert Dessert

Day 7 - Samarkand Day 8 - Samarkand Day 9 - Tashkent

Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast American Style American Style American Style

Day 10 - Tashkent

Breakfast American Style

Copyright 2020 GO2VOYAGE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Highlights of Uzbekistan - 10 Days / 9 Nights Preferred Hotels* in Uzbekistan. Back to Accomodation Bukhara - Omar Khayyam, Zargaron Plaza, Labyi Houz or Similar*

Khiva - Erkin Palace, Khiva Palace, Malika Khievak or Similar*

Samarkand - Dilmah Hotel, Emirhan Hotel, Grand Samarkand or Similar*

Tashkent - Wyndham Hotel, Miran International, Ramada or Similar*

Copyright 2020 GO2VOYAGE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Highlights of Uzbekistan - 10 Days / 9 Nights Important Information and Disclaimers Visa Information: Kindly visit the link to get more visa information regarding your visit to Uzebekistan: https://mfa.uz/en/consular/visa/

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