7-Day Uzbekistan with the Local: From Blue Domes to Mountains

Overview

Forget crowded buses and rigid schedules. Join Hazratkul Hamroev, a local expert with 30+ years of experience, on a private journey through the hidden gems and iconic sights of Uzbekistan. This tour is perfect for travelers who want to see the "must-visit" UNESCO sites but also crave authentic experiences such as listening to folk music by a campfire in Yurts in the desert.

What's included

• Hotel 7 days/6 nights
• Lunch
• Transfer along the tour route
• Entrance tickets to monuments
• Dinner
• Yurt Camp
• Breakfast
• International flight to Tashkent
• Additional meals not included in the tour program
• Alcoholic drinks, Tobacco products
• Souvenirs for friends and relatives
• Tips for driver, guides and other service (uncommon)
• Other entertainment: camel, boat, skating, skiing and so on.

Meeting and pickup

Pickup available, or meet at the start point

What to expect

1. Day 1

   Tashkent

   The Hazrati Imam Ensemble is a historic spiritual center in Tashkent, featuring stunning Islamic architecture, including the iconic Barak Khan Madrasah and Tilla Sheikh Mosque. It houses the world-famous 7th-century Uthman Quran, making it a must-visit for history and culture enthusiasts. A guide will meet you at checkout and walk you inside, explaining what you'll see on each level. 2 hours, admission included

   2hAdmission included

2. Chorsu Bazaar is Tashkent's vibrant heart, filled with colorful stalls of fresh produce, spices, and handmade crafts. It's the perfect place to experience local culture and find unique souvenirs. A guide will meet you at checkout and walk you inside, explaining what you'll see on each level. 2 hours, admission included

   3hAdmission included

3. Tashkent City Park is a modern oasis in the heart of the city, offering lush greenery, scenic walking paths, and serene water features. 2 hours, admission included

   2hAdmission included

4. Tashkent City Mall is a premier shopping and entertainment destination in Uzbekistan's capital 2 hours, admission included

   2hAdmission included

5. A 21-hectare amusement park featuring attractions inspired by world cities, including a fairytale castle, an aquarium, and a laser cinema. 2 hours, admission included

   2hAdmission included

6. Day 2

   Samarkand

   breathtaking necropolis in Samarkand, known for its stunning blue-tiled mausoleums and intricate Islamic architecture. This sacred site, steeped in history and spirituality, is a masterpiece of Timurid artistry A guide will meet you at checkout and walk you inside, explaining what you'll see on each level. 2 hours, admission included

   2hAdmission included

7. a majestic architectural masterpiece built during the reign of Timur (Tamerlane). A guide will meet you at checkout and walk you inside, explaining what you'll see on each level. 2 hours, admission included

   2hAdmission included

8. A historic and beautifully restored Islamic site, known for its intricate decor and stunning hilltop views of the city. It holds deep spiritual significance and is the final resting place of Uzbekistan's first president, Islam Karimov. A guide will meet you at checkout and walk you inside, explaining what you'll see on each level. 2 hours, admission included

   1hAdmission included

9. Saint Daniel's Tomb in Samarkand is a revered site believed to house the remains of the biblical prophet Daniel. Surrounded by legends, it attracts pilgrims of various faiths, symbolizing unity and spiritual significance. A guide will meet you at checkout and walk you inside, explaining what you'll see on each level. 2 hours, admission included

   2hAdmission included

10. Day 3

    Samarkand- Bukhara

    The final resting place of Timur (Tamerlane) and his dynasty. Renowned for its striking azure dome and intricate tilework A guide will meet you at checkout and walk you inside, explaining what you'll see on each level. 2 hours, admission included

    2hAdmission included

11. A breathtaking ensemble of three majestic madrasahs. As the historic heart of the Silk Road, it symbolizes the cultural and educational brilliance of the Timurid era. A guide will meet you at checkout and walk you inside, explaining what you'll see on each level. 3 hours, admission included

    3hAdmission included

12. A 15th-century marvel built by the astronomer-king Ulugh Beg. Renowned for its advanced sextant, it played a pivotal role in medieval astronomy. A guide will meet you at checkout and walk you inside, explaining what you'll see on each level. 2 hours, admission included

    2hAdmission included

13. A bustling market offering a vibrant array of fresh produce, spices, and traditional Uzbek goods. It's the perfect place to experience local culture and savor the flavors of Samarkand. A guide will meet you at checkout and walk you inside. 2 hours, admission included

    2hAdmission included

14. Day 4

    Bukhara

    The Ark of Bukhara is an ancient fortress that served as a royal residence and military stronghold for centuries. This iconic site offers a panoramic views of the old city. A guide will meet you at checkout and walk you inside, explaining what you'll see on each level. 3 hours, admission included

    3hAdmission included

15. A stunning 12th-century tower standing 47 meters tall, it is a masterpiece of Islamic architecture and a symbol of the city's enduring legacy. A guide will meet you at checkout and walk you inside, explaining what you'll see on each level. 2 hours, admission included

    2hAdmission included

16. 12th-century structure, part of the Poi Kalon complex, known for its vast courtyard and intricate tilework. It remains one of Central Asia's largest mosques. A guide will meet you at checkout and walk you inside, explaining what you'll see on each level. 2 hours, admission included

    2hAdmission included

17. A tranquil square centered around a historic pool, surrounded by ancient madrasahs and a teahouse. It's a popular spot for relaxing and experiencing the city's timeless charm. A guide will meet you at checkout and walk you inside, explaining what you'll see on each level. 2 hours, admission included

    2hAdmission included

18. A historic prison built in the 1780's and was in use until 1920, served as the prison of the Amir of Bukhara. A guide will meet you at checkout and walk you inside, explaining what you'll see on each level. 2 hours, admission included

    2hAdmission included

19. Day 5

    Bukhara - NurAta (Aydarkul)

    A 16th-century Islamic school, renowned for its intricate tilework and grand architecture. A guide will meet you at checkout and walk you inside, explaining what you'll see on each level. 2 hours, admission included

    2hAdmission included

20. One of Central Asia's oldest mosques, known for its intricate brickwork and blend of Islamic and pre-Islamic influences. A guide will meet you at checkout and walk you inside, explaining what you'll see on each level. 2 hours, admission included

    2hAdmission included

21. Chor Minor, meaning "Four Minarets," is a charming and unique 19th-century madrasah in Bukhara. A guide will meet you at checkout and walk you inside, explaining what you'll see on each level. 2 hours, admission included

    2hAdmission included

22. The Summer Palace of Bukhara's last emirs, is a stunning blend of Russian and Islamic architecture. Transfer to Nurota later in the evening. A guide will meet you at checkout and walk you inside, explaining what you'll see on each level. 2 hours, admission included

    2hAdmission included

23. Nurata (also spelled Nurata or Nurota) is a small but historically and culturally significant town located in Navoi Region, Uzbekistan, near the Nuratau Mountains. It is a popular destination for travelers interested in history, nature, and traditional rural life. Aydarkul Lake is a large, beautiful, and relatively little-known lake located in central Uzbekistan, on the edge of the Kyzylkum Desert. It's known for its serene natural beauty, abundant birdlife, and opportunities for eco-tourism and relaxation.

    Pass by

24. Day 6

    Aydarkul- Tashkent

    "Samsa lunch stop in Jizzakh"

    Pass by

25. Day 7

    Tian Shan Mountains

    The Chimgan Mountains, near Tashkent, offer breathtaking natural beauty with their lush valleys. Popular for hiking, skiing, and paragliding. 3 hours , Admission included

    2h

26. A turquoise lake surrounded by picturesque landscapes. A popular destination for swimming, boating, and relaxing in the natural setting. 2 hours, admission included

    2h

27. Uzbekistan's premier all-season mountain resort. Popular for skiing on 11 slopes during winter and various summer adventures. 3 hours, admission included

    3hAdmission included

Good to know

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Cancellation policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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