DURATION:07 DAYS / 06 NIGHTS
NUMBER OF PERSONS:MINIMUM 02 PERSONS
DAYWISE ITINERARY:
Day 1: Tashkent
Arrive Tashkent, receive and transfer to hotel. Magic City Park – Magic Park is the newest of many amusement parks in Tashkent. Opened recently in 2021 it offers a lot of visitors. It spans across 21 hectares and features children’s rides, a laser cinema, an amphitheater for live shows and central Asia’s first aquarium. Additionally, the park has giant pond a 60-meter-high castle tower an indoor amusement park that operates throughout the year and smaller amusements like a mirror maze, 10-pin bowling and virtual reality gaming. Overnight in Tashkent (No Meals)
Day 2: Tashkent
Breakfast at hotel. Mountain Tour – drive to Chimgan Mountain, Amirsoy Resort and Charvak Lake. Chimgan is a popular mountain area in Uzbekistan, Located about 80 km northeast of Tashkent. It’s part of the Chatkal Range, which is a section of the Western Tian Shan mountains. The area offers a variety of activities including skiing, snowboarding, hiking, and mountaineering. Chimgan is easily accessible from Tashkent, making it a convenient getaway for both day trips and longer stays. The are is well-known for its ski resort, particularly popular during winter months December to March. Chimgan is also famous for its fresh mountain air, beautiful scenery and access to the Charvak lake, a popular destination for recreation. Along the way, visit sightseeing points to take photos of Charvak. You can get jet ski, a boat and paragliding or find a lot of other entertainment for leisure. Return to hotel. Overnight in Tashkent (Breakfast)
Day 3: Tashkent
Breakfast at hotel. City Tour starts Tour starts with Hazrati Imam Complex – Hazrati Imam square is the religious heart of Tashkent. You will find this place in the old town, among the streets of adobe houses. The square is surrounded by beautiful buildings and gardens, designed in the style of 16th-century architecture. Barak-Khan Madrasah – Barak Khan Madrasah was built in the 16th century. Except these places, the guest will have chance to see Hazrati Usman RA old Kuran museum (from outside), Juma Mosque exc. The Minor Mosque – The Minor Mosque is a mosque in the capital of Uzbekistan located in the new part of Tashkent. Built in the traditional oriental and Uzbek style. The Mosque has 2 minarets and a sky-colored dome. Its interior is decorated in the naksh style and the mihrab is ornamented not only with sayings from the Koran, but also with hadiths. Monument of Courage – The Monument dedicated to rectification of the consequences of Tashkent earthquake in 1966. The main idea of the monument is friendship, fortitude and courage of people. The artistic image is represented by a black cube made of granite. It shows a dial with a clock, the date and year of the tragedy, through which the split passes, symbolizing the earthquake. The crack from the black cube leads to the image of a family. Here we see a woman holding a child with one hand and a man making a repulsive gesture. The Tashkent Metro Station – it is features 4 lines 43 unique stations, each decorated with distinctive architectural and artistic each decorated with distinctive architectural and artistic elements. Some notable stations include Alisher Navoi and Cosmonauts. Alisher Navoi is known for its beautiful ceramics depend depicting scenes from the works of the famous poet Alisher Navoi. It is blue domes and overall design evoke the atmosphere of the silk road era. TV Tower (from outside) – If you like observation platforms, this place is for you. Tashkent TV Tower is the third highest on the territory of the post-Soviet Union rising up 375 meters. It is best to visit the TW tower especially during the sunset. Memorial Complex of Repression – The Complex opened on May 12, 2000 located near to TV tower. This museum is devoted to rising awareness about repression during the tsarist and Soviet eras. Overnight in Tashkent (Breakfast)
Day 4: Tashkent – Samarkand
Breakfast at hotel. Proceed to Departure to Samarkand from Tashkent Railway station with train (2 hrs.) Village of Konigil – The Place is famous for its unique traditions of handcrafts, the purest nature, shade trees and the Siab river flowing nearby. The main attraction of this corner is the Meros factory where paper production is carried out. Shahi Zindah complex (from outside) and Hazrati Hizir Masjid. Return to hotel Overnight in Samarkand (Breakfast)
Day 5: Samarkand – Tashkent
Breakfast at hotel. Our tour starts with Guri Amir Mausoleum – Guri Amir complex is one the most known sights of Samarkand. Guri Amir is mausoleum that occupies a significant place in the history of Turko-Persian architecture. The Complex was actually originally built for Timur’s grandson Muhammed Sultan who was expected to be his successor. It completed 1405. Registan Square – Registan Square is the heart of old Samarkand and it has been carefully restored to its original glory. Registan’s main purpose was being the commercial center of the medieval Samarkand that was a major stop on the silk road. The unique feature of this square are the 3 giant madrasahs dating back to the 15th – 17th – centuries, that each are beautiful monuments of the oriental architecture. For this reason, Registan is included in the UNESCO world heritage list. Ulug-Beg Madrassah – From 1417-1420 Timur’s grandson Ulugbeg built a beautiful madrassah on the west side of the square and it is the oldest construction of the Registan. Sher-Dor Madrassah – Opposite of Ulug-Beg madrassah is the Sher-Dor Madrassah built from 1619-1636 and it reminds the style of Ulug-Beg madrassah. Tilla-Kari Madrassah – Located in between Ulug-Beg and Sher-Dor Madrassah. It is completed in 1960 with a pleasant garden like courtyard inside it. Bibi Khanum Masjid – Located in Samarkand, Uzbekistan is a monumental structure built in the late 14th – century under the command of Tamerlane also known as Timur. The mosque is notable for its impressive dimensions and striking decorative elements, including elaborate tile work and large domes. Siab Bazaar – Siab Bazaar is like Chorsu Bazaar in Tashkent. Both of them have been for a long time well-known in central Asia. Samarkand was a capital city a few times past. Both Samarkand and Tashkent were trade centers with a lot of merchants and shoppers coming to them from various areas. Siab Bazaar is located not far from the Registan Square, near Bibi Khanum Masjid. Transfer to Railway station. Back to Tashkent. Arrive Tashkent and transfer to hotel. Overnight in Tashkent (Breakfast)
Day 6: Tashkent
Breakfast at hotel. Starts to Shopping Charsu Bazaar. Charsu Bazaar is an old bazaar in the heart of the Uzbekistan’s capital city of Tashkent. Formerly it was known as “Eski Jova” meaning “Old Tower”. In this Market you can find all kinds of colorful and exotic Uzbekistan Souvenirs. Even though this market has been renovated, it has still maintained the atmosphere of the past throughout many centuries. Tashkent City Mall – Tashkent City Mall is a modern shopping and entertainment complex in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. It features over 250 brands, including international and local stores. The complex also offers numerous restaurants, cinemas and recreational areas making it a popular destination for shopping and entertainment for tourists. Tashkent City Park – The Tashkent City Park spread across 18 hectares is located in the central area of the city. The Park consists of beautiful gardens, pools, restaurants, a basketball court and two children’s playgrounds. One of these playgrounds has paid entry while the other one is free to access. The main attraction is the musical fountains that shoot water streams up to 80 meters and light up in the evening. Overnight in Tashkent (Breakfast)
Day 7: Tashkent
Breakfast at hotel. Transfer to airport for homebound flight.
