PROGRAM
FOR 3 DAYS 3 NIGHTS

Tashkent, Chimgan, Samarkand & Tashkent

DETAILED
PROGRAM

Day 1 - TASHKENT

Arrival in Tashkent international airport and meeting with the guide and driver. Transfer to the hotel and accommodation.

Breakfast at the hotel. All day is dedicated to visiting the old city: Tashkent is an ancient city on the Silk Road. Little remains of its past due to an earthquake that destroyed it in 1966 and above all due to the creation, in the Soviet era, of an urban plan developed since 1916. The result is that today’s Tashkent has the typical physiognomy of a city of Eastern Europe, with monumental administrative buildings, immense parks and enormous condominium-dormitories that inevitably hark back to the years of the Stalinist regime. We begin with a visit to the Kast-Imam complex which refers to a group of buildings including the Abu Bakr Kaffal Shashi mausoleum, the mausoleum built in the 16th century on the tomb of Abu Bakr Kaffal Shashi Shrine, the Barak Khan madrassa, founded in the 16th century by a descendant of Tamerlane, the TillaSheykh mosque, the Muyi Mubarak madrassa to which is attached a library with religious texts including what is believed to be the oldest existing Koran, marked with the blood of Caliph Osman himself, murdered in 655. The visits continue with the Chorsu bazaar (Grocery old market) which is available since 7th century is a huge open-air oriental market with a variety of fruit-vegetables and dried fruits and teeming and fragrant spices.

We continue with the Memorial complex “Courage” in Tashkent which is dedicated to the 1966 earthquake in Tashkent. Next is the Independence Square, The Romanov Palace, the Amir Temur Park (Tamerlane), where the equestrian statue of Tamerlane is located, at the end of tour is to visit the Museum of Applied Arts of the Uzbek People.

Overnight at Hotel.

Day 2 - TASHKENT-SAMARKAND

Departure to the Chimganmountains and Amirsoy Resort at 09:00am. You will also visit the Charvak reservoir and the cableway in Amirsay resort. Lunch at the uzbek local cousin in Amirsoy resort area.(Meal is Optional)Return to the city. Free time. Overnight at the hotel in Tashkent.

Day 3 - TASHKENT-SAMARKAND

At 07:00am transfer to the railway station. Transfer by high-speed train Afrosiyob to Samarkand. 2 hour journey. Arrival in Samarkand. Excursion in Samarkand city. On this day you will see Gur Emir mausoleum, Registan square, Bibi Khanum mosque, Siab market.(Meal is optional) After lunch you will continue your excursion and visit the ShakhiZinda necropolis. In the evening at 19:14 departure to Tashkent, 02:15 hours journey by fast train Afrosiyob. Overnight at the hotel in Tashkent.

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Important To Know Before You Travel

Here you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions

The ideal time for a trip to this oriental fairy tale is spring and autumn. The weather during this period is milder and more comfortable. These seasons must be booked at least two months in advance.
Uzbekistan is a country where a visa is not required for citizens of the Russian Federation. In addition, visa-free entry is valid for citizens of more than 86 countries. You are coming with a passport.
Be sure to take an SPF cream with a protection level of more than 50 on a trip. There are more than 300 sunny days here a year. Moreover, be sure to wear a sun hat and goggles.
Highly recommended things you can acquire as a memory from Uzbekistan are ceramics, silk fabrics and carpets, Damascus steel knives and other souvenirs from craftsmen. They pass the craft from generation to generation and thus guarantee the quality of the work.
 
Uzbekistan is a secular state. However, traditions and customs are strong here. Therefore, in terms of dress code on excursions, it is always important to check with the guide whether you will visit functioning mosques or other religious buildings. If yes, then be sure to cover your shoulders and legs to the knees.
 
The climate is sharply continental. In July from +50, in January to -20.