Remaining Tour Balance Payment, The mesmerising journey through uzbekistan

from USD 3,350.00

APRIL 8 – APRIL 20, 2025
Starting from the middle Ages, Uzbekistan emerged as a pivotal hub along the Silk Road, an ancient trade route that fostered remarkable art and architectural legacies. Against the backdrop of awe-inspiring structures, this country embodies a rich tradition of craftsmanship spanning generations, encompassing skills from weaving to embroidery, pottery to paper making.

Our tour intricately weaves the narrative of Uzbekistan’s most significant traditions of trade and cultural exchange. Breathe taking deserts, mountains, and immersing within historical cities, we invite you to join us on the silk rode odyssey for 14 days.

Please scroll down to see the official tour itinerary (available for download also) and sign up to the tour information so we can communicate with you as we prepare to embark!

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Your Tour Itinerary…

Day 1

Arrival in Tashkent Upon your arrival in Tashkent, you will be met and assisted before being transferred to your hotel. day at leisure

Day 2

In the afternoon, you'll visit the Fine Arts Museum, where you can admire some of Uzbekistan's finest textiles. we meet famous carpet collectors. panoramic city tour of tashkent .

Day 3

Tashkent to Fergana Early in the morning, transfer to the domestic airport for a flight to Fergana. Upon arrival, embark on an excursion to Andijan, exploring private cotton material production. Visit a local museum with various silk and cotton fabrics, and meet local artisans, weavers, metal chasers, and master knife makers.

Day 4

Exploring Ferghana Visit Margilan to witness Yodgarlik Silk Factory's traditional fabric production. Explore the cocoon-to-fabric process, weaving, and Golden Thread embroidery. Later, visit Syed Ishan Hoja madrassah, and travel to Rishton to observe traditional pottery making.

Day 5

Ferghana to Tashkent Drive back to Tashkent, stopping at Akbar's House—a haven of pottery blending old and new designs.

Day 6

Tashkent to Samarkand Catch a fast train to Samarkand. Visit Urgut Sunday market and a local collector's home, followed by a visit to the Shahi Zinda necropolis.

Day 7

Samarkand Discovery Explore Samarkand's highlights, including Registan Square, Bibi Khanum mosque, Shahi Zinda necropolis, and local carpet and paper makers.

Day 8

Samarkand to Bukhara Visit Charakchi to see traditional gillim making. Drive to Bukhara, stopping at Jum bazar, a hub of local carpets and gillims.

Day 9

Bukhara Artistry Explore Gijduvan's pottery-making process. Visit Sitori-i-Mokhikhosa, showcasing the last emir's collection, including local Suzane Embroidery.

Day 10

Bukhara Artisans Discover Bukhara's silk weaving and golden embroidery. Visit a Golden Embroidery Centre, metal chasers, wood carvers, and puppet makers.

Day 11

Bukhara to Khiva Drive to Khiva via Kizilkum, stopping to explore the city walls and Hunarmand workshops, witnessing tie and dye and carpet making.

Day 12

Khiva to Tashkent Full day in Khiva, exploring its living museum. Visit Hunarmand workshops for local handicrafts, witnessing tie and dye and wood carving. Return to Tashkent.

Day 13

Departure Transfer to the airport for your departure flight.

Your journey through Uzbekistan will immerse you in the world of textiles, traditional crafts, and rich cultural heritage, leaving you with memories of skilled artisans and breathtaking landscapes.