Premium Uzbekistan

Meals

9 breakfasts and 5 dinners are included

Transport

Private vehicle, Metro, High-speed train, Plane

Accomodation

Hotel (7 nights), Feature Stay (2 nights)

Included Activities

• Tashkent - welcome dinner
• Tashkent - Chorsu Bazaar
• Tashkent - Amir Timur Square
• Tashkent - Khast Imom Complex & Moyie Mubarek Library Museum
• Tashkent - City tour
• Tashkent - Metro tour
• Samarkand - Bibi-Khanym Mosque
• Samarkand - Handmade paper workshop
• Samarkand - Afrosiab Museum
• Samarkand - Plov cooking demonstration & family visit
• Samarkand - Ulugbek's Observatory
• Samarkand - Uzbek Bagizagan winery visit and tasting
• Samarkand - City tour
• Samarkand - Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum
• Samarkand - Shakh-I-Zinda
• Samarkand - Registan Square
• Samarkand - Siob Bazaar
• Bukhara - Folklore & music performance
• Bukhara - Bolo Hauz Complex
• Bukhara - Chashma Ayub Mausoleum
• Bukhara - Ismail Samani Mausoleum
• Bukhara - Ark Fortress
• Bukhara - Bolo Hauz Mosque
• Bukhara - Chor Minor
• Bukhara - Kalon Minaret & Mosque
• Bukhara - Taki Zargaron Trading Dome
• Bukhara - Lyabi Khauz Complex
• Bukhara - City tour
• Bukhara - Sitorai Mohi Hosa Palace
• Khiva - Islom Hoja Minaret & Medressa
• Khiva - Juma Mosque
• Khiva - Tosh-Hovli Palace
• Khiva - Kunya Ark
• Khiva - Kalta Minor Minaret
• Khiva - Sunset drinks
• Khiva - Muhammad Rahim-khan Medressa
• Khiva - Muhammad Amin-khan Medressa
• Khiva - Khorezmian cuisine cooking class

• Travel with a local leader who will share the magic of Uzbekistan's ‘holiest city’ in Bukhara, tell the ancient tales of historic Khiva and guide you through the extraordinary architecture of Samarkand.
• Uncover Tashkent’s Soviet legacy and its contemporary culture. Explore the vast Chorsu Bazaar and embrace the hustle and bustle of one of Asia's oldest markets.
• Stay within the walls of Uzbekistan’s history during a historical Feature Stay in an old Jewish house converted into a boutique hotel in Bukhara.
• Understand local life through food by joining a local family in Samarkand for a cooking class, where you’ll learn about the popular Central Asian rice dish of plov. Then, enjoy a taste of Khorezmian culture during a family cooking class in Khiva.
• Dig into Samarkand’s cultural heritage on a visit with a local artisan – one of the few people in Central Asia who continues to produce paper using a 1000-year-old method. Then, indulge in a few drops at the Bagizagan winery, considered the best wine producer in Uzbekistan.