Itinerary

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   09:00 AM

   Meeting Point

   At your hotel

   - We can meet wherever it's comfortable for you--hotel, airport, train station, etc.

   09:20 AM

   Guri Emir maouseleoum

   Where Amir Temur (Tamerlane) and some descendants are found their place of last stop(were buried). This is the building with beautiful and handmade decorations of 15th century.

   10:00 AM

   Registan square

   This is place where three unique and prestigious madrasahs are located. Those madrasahs were as modern day famous and international universities of the world for the Asian countries. Name of madrasahs: Mirzo Ulugh Beg madrasah(15th century), Sherdor madrasah(17th) and Tillakori madrasah(17th century).

   11:20 AM

   Bibikhanum mosque

   One of the biggest and famous mosques of 15th century which was built by the order of Amir Temur.

   12:00 PM

   Lunch

   You can have lunch in our restaurants or café. I can recommend to you local meals or cuisine of abroad countries.

   01:00 PM

   Shahi Zinda necropolis

   One of unique sights of Samarkand with its group of mausoleoums built in different periods. Shah-i-Zinda is often called the “jewel of Samarkand” for its dazzling tilework: turquoise domes, deep blue mosaics, and intricate geometric and floral designs.Unlike other monuments, Shah-i-Zinda feels like a holy pilgrimage site, where history and spirituality blend.

   02:00 PM

   Observatory of Mirzo Ulugh Beg

   Visiting the Ulugh Beg Observatory is like stepping into a place where the sky once touched the earth, and where science shaped the destiny of civilizations. The observatory stands as a reminder that Samarkand was not only a city of mosques and mausoleums, but also a beacon of science and enlightenment. Though much of the building was destroyed in later centuries, the underground remains of the giant sextant can still be seen today, giving visitors a glimpse into the brilliance of Timurid science.

   03:00 PM

   Siab bazar

   Walking through Siab Bazaar is more than shopping – it is a sensory journey through the spirit of Samarkand, where history, tradition, and everyday life come together. Endless rows of fresh fruits, nuts, oriental spices, and Samarkand’s world-famous bread (non) fill the air with delicious scents.

   Cultural encounter – Local farmers, artisans, and merchants proudly showcase their goods, welcoming visitors with smiles and warm hospitality.

   A living Silk Road tradition – Just like centuries ago, this is still a place where cultures meet, stories are exchanged, and bargains are struck.

   Perfect souvenir stop – From hand-woven textiles and ceramics to dried fruits and sweets, the bazaar offers unique gifts to take home.

   Ending Point

   We will end a tour and I will take to your hotel or everywhere where you want to spend your free time