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A cultural two-day tour to Bukhara and Samarkand, during which you will see the historical and architectural monuments of Bukhara and Samarkand, an ideal option for a first acquaintance with Uzbekistan. The majestic Samarkand, a city of the same age as Rome and Babylon, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List, amazes with the beauty and variety of monuments of ancient architecture. Bukhara, the city of mosques, whose appearance has hardly changed over the past two centuries, is remembered by the unique spirit of antiquity.
Cultural tourism
It's no secret that Uzbekistan is attractive for its rich cultural and historical heritage.
Educational tourism
Did you know that there are more than 7,000 cultural heritage sites in our country
Museums
One of the best ways to get in touch with the centuries-old history of Uzbekistan
Schedule
Tashkent – Samarkand – Bukhara
At 06:30 meeting with our driver in the lobby of the hotel in Tashkent and transfer to the station to the high-speed train "Afrosiab". Departure to Samarkand at 07:30, arrival at 09:40. Meeting at the station and the beginning of the tour. Visiting the famous Registan Square, the Shakhi-Zinda complex, the Bibi-Khanum mosque, the Gur-Emir mausoleum, the Ulugbek observatory. At 20:00 see off to the station for the Afrosiab train. Departure to Bukhara at 21:03 (300 km). Arrival at 22:36. Meeting at the station and transfer to the hotel. Overnight at the hotel. Tour duration: 6-7 hours
Bukhara – Tashkent
Full day guided tours of the Old Town. Visiting the Lyabi-Khauz complex, Magoki-Attori mosque, Chor-Minor madrasah, trading domes, Kalyan minaret, Kalyan mosque and Miri-Arab madrasah, Ulugbek madrasah and Abdulazizkhan madrasah, Ark fortress, Bolo-Khauz mosque, Samanid mausoleum and Chashma Ayub mausoleum . In the evening, transfer to the local airport for the flight to Tashkent. Upon arrival in Tashkent, meeting at the airport and transfer to the hotel. Tour duration: 6-7 hours
FAQs
Where is Uzbekistan located?
Uzbekistan is located in the heart of Central Asia, which gives the country a warm and cloudless climate throughout the year. On the territory of the Republic you can find many unique natural and architectural objects.
What is your national cuisine?
The national cuisine of Uzbekistan is meat! For thousands of years, local chefs have been keeping and improving recipes that originated on the territory of our Republic. Hundreds of different dishes are prepared here, but pilaf is considered the culmination of the entire gastronomic extravaganza. On December 1, 2016, it was inscribed on the UNESCO List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Learn more about Uzbek cuisine.
What does Uzbekistan mean?
The Republic of Uzbekistan was "born" on September 30, 1991. The toponym was formed by combining the words "Uzbek", meaning "free man" and "stan" translated as "country".
Are there world famous Uzbeks?
There were many famous people among those born in Uzbekistan! Abu Ali ibn Sino, known throughout the world as Avicenna, was a great physician, philosopher, musician and poet. Amir Temur, or as he was also called - Tamerlane, was one of the greatest rulers of Central Asia. He was a direct relative of Genghis Khan. Thanks to his intelligence and skills, he was able to unite under his banner almost all of Central Asia right up to China. Alisher Navoi is a famous Uzbek poet and statesman. More than 30 collections of poems, poems and scientific works have come down to us. His most famous work is called "Khamsa" - a collection of five poems based on the folk epic.
How do Uzbeks celebrate New Year?
It so happened historically that in Uzbekistan the New Year is celebrated 2 times. The first is the globally accepted January 1st. At this time, the country is covered with a wave of fun! People relax, congratulate each other, and of course, give gifts! The second new year is celebrated on March 21 and is called Navruz. This day was chosen by our ancestors not by chance. It is on March 21 that the day, in time, is equal to the night, which indicates the entry of the earth into a new solar cycle.
Are there beaches in Uzbekistan?
Since Uzbekistan is located in Central Asia, it does not have direct access to the ocean, but there are several wonderful reservoirs, both artificial and natural, on the territory of the country. These include Charvak reservoir, Aydarkul lake, Jade lakes...
What is the most visited place in Uzbekistan?
The most famous place in Uzbekistan is Registan Square, which is located in the city of Samarkand. This place is famous for the fact that on its territory there are 3 majestic madrasahs - Sherdor, Tillya-Kari and Ulugbek, built in the period from 1420 to 1660.
What is the biggest holiday celebrated in Uzbekistan?
On the largest scale in Uzbekistan, the day of the spring equinox, called Navruz, is celebrated. This holiday appeared in Khorasan, more than 3 thousand years ago, and the date for it was not chosen by chance. On this day, March 21, day equals night, which symbolizes the beginning of a new astronomical year. Preparations for the holiday are full of ancient rituals and rituals, and the most delicious of them is sumalak! All relatives usually gather to prepare this dish, and during the night before the holiday, women sit around a huge cauldron, have fun, sing songs and take turns stirring this ritual dish of wheat germ.In the morning, it is customary to share this unique taste and very satisfying dish with all friends and relatives. They say that before you start eating sumalak, you need to make a wish and it will come true!
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