Assemble at KLIA Airport for your flight to Tashkent. Upon arrival, we will transfer to the domestic airport for your flight to Khiva, Urgench, a city that's not just a UNESCO World Heritage site but also a rich tapestry of stories from the ancient Silk Road. As the evening sets in, immerse yourself in the enchanting atmosphere of Ichan-Kala, another UNESCO treasure in Khiva. Here, you'll be treated to an exclusive dinner featuring the rich flavors of Uzbek cuisine, providing an authentic experience of Uzbekistan's renowned hospitality.

Awaken to the allure of Khiva. Step into the enchanting Ichan-Kala, an inner fortress where history whispers from every corner. Wander through lanes that are a canvas of Islamic architecture and Central Asian elegance. Capture memories at iconic landmarks like the Kunya-Ark Fortress and the vibrant Kalta Minor Minaret. Every moment here is an Instagram dream come true.

Take a morning scenic 450km drive to Bukhara. This route, dotted with quaint villages and sweeping cotton fields, is a scenic bridge between the splendors of Khiva and the timeless charm of Bukhara. As the landscapes unfold, they tell stories of a land suspended between time and tradition. Conclude your day with an Instagram-worthy dining experience in one of Bukhara's most picturesque eateries, where culinary art meets ambiance.

Note

The drive from Khiva to Bukhara is about 6hrs drive through occasionally bumpy road, please bring along own motion sickness medicine, if required.

A morning exploration of Bukhara start with Poi Kalyan Complex, an architectural masterpiece showcasing Islamic design. Marvel at the towering Kalyan Minaret and the

grand Kalyan Mosque, each telling tales as old as Aladdin. Next, visit the Ark Fortress, a symbol of Bukhara's enduring legacy, where each stone narrates a story of power and resilience. Just nearby, take a stroll to the serene Bolo Haouz Mosque, known for its tranquil pond and striking pillars. Wander through the bustling Trading Domes, alive with the vibrancy of the Silk Road, and perfect for picking unique souvenirs. Let’s journey on to Samarkand after lunch. You will experience a bullet train to Samarkand. As evening sets in, be mesmerized by the Musical Light Spectacle at Registan Square, a fitting end to a day rich in history and beauty.

Enjoy a serene boat ride through the Silk Road Samarkand's Eternal City, an 11-hectare tribute to Uzbek culture. Wander through artisan shops and marvel at the mix of architectural styles. Delve into tradition with a costume dress-up and tea tasting at a local Uzbek village, Konigil village, where you’ll also learn about local crafts like paper, pottery, and oil making. Next, dive into a day drenched in culture and Instagrammable moments in Samarkand! Start at the Gur-Amir Mausoleum and Shakhi-Zinda Necropolis, capturing architectural wonders. Stroll through Registan Square, a showcase of intricate Islamic architecture. Thereafter, visit the Khovrenko Wine Museum for a taste of unique wines, and explore the colorful Syob Bazaar, a sensory overload of sights, sounds, and smells, perfect for picking local treasures as memories keepsake or as giveaway. Here, you will get to discover ancient wonder if time permits, marvel at the grandeur of the Bibi Khanym Mosque, a testament to Samarkand's historical significance in Central Asia. Thereafter, hop on bullet train to Tashkent.

Set off in the morning for the Chimgan Mountains, driving through picturesque landscapes of villages and streams. Visit the new Amirsoy resort and ride the cable car to Kumbel Ridge for spectacular views of the 'Big Chimgan' peak. At Chimgan camp, choose between a cable car ride to Big Chimgan's observation deck or horseback riding in the gorge. Next, visit the Charvak reservoir, a popular spot with beaches and resorts. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before returning to Tashkent, filled with memories of scenic beauty and adventure.

Explore the city with delve into the poignant Museum of Victims of Political Repression, a tribute to the martyrs who fought for Uzbekistan's independence. Next, lift your eyes and spirits high with a view of the Tashkent TV Tower! It stands as one of the tallest towers in the world, silently whispering tales of modern achievements into the cityscape. Take a deep insight into Uzbek culinary culture as you visit the Besh Qozon, renowned for its giant Plov kitchen. Plov, a staple Uzbek dish made with rice, meat, vegetables, and a blend of spices, is a national favorite and a symbol of Uzbek hospitality and tradition. See the preparation of Plov in such large quantities is an art form, requiring skill and experience to perfectly balance the flavors and textures. And finally, immerse yourself in the colors, aromas, and lively chatter of Chor-Su Market. Where you can wander, shop, and perhaps snack your way through one of the city's most lively spots.

Your trip to Uzbekistan will end here, good luck & good health!