• Touched down at Almaty International Airport 

• Transfer to Hotel Milan

• Check in hotel

• Dinner at a traditional restaurant

• Overnight in Tashkent

• Breakfast at the hotel

• Transfer to Afrosiyob High‐Speed Rail Station

• Depart from Tashkent to Samarkand

• Arrive Samarkand

• Transfer to Hotel Royal for check in

• Lunch at a traditional restaurant

• Tour Registan Square (Ulugbek, Sher-Dor and Tilla-Kari Madrasahs)

• Registan Square is the breathtaking centerpiece of Samarkand, framed by three majestic madrasahs

• Ulugbek, known for its scholarly legacy, Sher-Dor, with its iconic lion motifs & Tilla-Kari, featuring a richly gilded interior. Together, they form one of the most stunning examples of Islamic architecture in the world.

• Visit Bibi-Khanym Masjid and Islam Khoja Minaret

• Bibi-Khanym Masjid is a grand mosque in Samarkand, built by Timur to honor his wife, showcasing towering arches and intricate tilework.

• The Islam Khoja Minaret rises with elegant simplicity, offering a striking example of Timurid architectural style and a glimpse into the city’s spiritual legacy.

• Visit Imamal - Bukhari Makam

• The Imam al-Bukhari Makam, located near Samarkand, is a revered pilgrimage site honoring the great Islamic scholar Imam al-Bukhari, compiler of the famous Hadith collection Sahih al-Bukhari. The complex features a beautifully restored mausoleum, mosque, and serene courtyard, attracting visitors seeking spiritual reflection and historical insight.

• Stroll through Siab Bazaar and craft stalls

• Siab Bazaar is Samarkand’s bustling traditional market, filled with fresh produce, local sweets, and spices. Adjacent craft stalls offer handmade textiles, ceramics, and souvenirs, providing a vibrant glimpse into Uzbek daily life and artisanal heritage.

• Dinner at local eatery

• Transfer to hotel

• Overnight in Samarkand

• Breakfast at hotel

• Visit to Shakhi-Zinda Necropolis

• The Shakhi-Zinda Necropolis is one of Samarkand’s most stunning and sacred sites, featuring a series of richly decorated mausoleums with intricate tilework and azure domes. It’s a revered pilgrimage place, believed to house the tomb of Kusam ibn Abbas, a cousin of the Prophet Muhammad

• Visit to Gur-e-Amir Makam (Tamerlane's tomb)

• The Gur-e-Amir Makam is the majestic mausoleum of Tamerlane (Amir Timur), the great conqueror of Central Asia. Located in Samarkand, it features a striking blue dome and beautifully decorated interiors, serving as a powerful symbol of Timurid architecture and legacy.

• Lunch at traditional restaurant

• Afrasiab Museum (archaeological site)

• The Afrasiab Museum in Samarkand is dedicated to the ancient city of Afrasiab, showcasing artifacts, murals, and relics from over 2,000 years of history. Set near the archaeological site, it offers a fascinating glimpse into pre-Islamic Samarkand and the region’s rich cultural heritage.

• Traditional paper-making experience at Meros Craft House

• Visitors can experience the ancient art of traditional paper-making, watching mulberry bark transform into durable silk paper using water-powered tools and centuries-old techniques. The workshop offers hands-on demos, local tea, and unique handmade paper crafts in a peaceful riverside setting

• Ulugbek Observatory is an observatory in modern day Samarkand, which was built in the 1420s by the Timurid astronomer Ulugh Beg. It was constructed under the Timurid Empire, and was the last of its kind from the Islamic Medieval period.

• Dinner at traditional restaurant

• Transfer to hotel

• Overnight in Samarkand

• Breakfast at the hotel

• Transfer to Samarkand Rail Station

• Depart on Afrosiyob train (Samarkand to Bukhara)

• Arrival in Bukhara

• Then transfer to the hotel

• Check in hotel

• Lunch at a traditional restaurant

• Tour Ark Fortress

• The Ark Fortress in Bukhara is an ancient citadel dating back to the 5th century, once serving as a royal residence and administrative center. Enclosed by towering walls, it housed palaces, mosques, and government buildings, and now functions as a museum showcasing Bukhara’s rich history.

• The Bolo-Hauz Masjid, built in 1712 in Bukhara is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its impressive 20-pillared iwan (porch) with intricately carved wooden columns.

• The Ismail Samani Makam (Mausoleum), is the oldest and most significant surviving Islamic monument in Central Asia. Famous for its intricate baked terracotta brickwork that creates dynamic light and shadow patterns.

• Visit Chor - Minor & Trade Domes

• The Chor-Minor is a charming 19th-century monument in Bukhara, known for its four unique turquoise-domed towers, each symbolizing different cultures

• The historic Trade Domes reflect Bukhara’s Silk Road legacy, with covered bazaars that once specialized in goods like jewelry, fabrics, and hats many of which still host local artisans today

• Naqshbandi Makam (Khanaqah of Baha‐ud‐Din Naqshband)

• Refers to the Bahauddin Naqshbandi Complex near Bukhara. It's the burial site of Bahauddin Naqshband (1318–1389 CE), the founder of the influential Naqshbandi Sufi order.

• Dinner at traditional restaurant

• Overnight in Bukhara

• Breakfast at the hotel

• Transfer to Bukhara Rail Station

• Depart on Afrosiyob train (Bukhara to Tashkent)

•  Tranfer to Hotel Milan for check‐in

• Lunch at a restaurant

• Hazrat Imam Complex

• Chorsu Bazaar and Kukeldash Madrasah

• Independence and Amir Timur Squares

• State Museum of the Temurids History

• Tashkent TV Tower

• Dinner at a traditional restaurant

• Overnight in Tashkent

• Breakfast at the hotel

• Drive to Ugam Michelin Resort

• Check in to the resort

• Ugam Michelin Resort is a peaceful mountain retreat near Tashkent, nestled in the Ugam-Chatkal National Park.

• Surrounded by forests and rivers, it offers cozy lodges, traditional cuisine, and outdoor activities like hiking and nature walks making it an ideal escape for relaxation and adventure

• Lunch at the resort’s restaurant

• Lake tour on the resort’s alpine lake (boat or picnic by the shore)

• Free time—relax or photo‐walk

• Campfire and barbecue dinner under the stars

• Overnight at Ugam Michelin Resort

• Breakfast at resort

• Check‐out and depart for Tashkent

• Check‐in the hotel

• Meet the guide and board your private vehicle

• Guided exploration of stalls, spices and handicrafts

• Lunch at traditional restaurant

Shopping for local fashion, textiles and souvenirs

• Modern shopping at Samarkand Marvoza Mall

• Return to hotel to freshen up

• Dinner at a traditional restaurant

• Return to the hotel

• Overnight

• Breakfast at hotel

• Check‐out and free time until transfer to airport

• Transfer to Tashkent International Airport

• End of tour