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Embark on a 4 day horse riding tour that offers an exploration of authentic Uzbek villages, cultural immersion and experiencing the hospitality of local people. Over four days, you’ll traverse though the breathtaking landscapes of Nuratau Mountains and stay in different traditional homestays.

Immerse yourself in the day-to-day lives of villagers and craftspeople during this small-group, multi-day camping excursion in Uzbekistan. Travel comfortably by private sedan with hotel transfers from Bukhara. Sleep in a comfortable rural homestay and yurt camp. Highlights include a stroll or swim in Lake Aydar, a visit to a ceramics workshop, plov dinner preparation, and a trip to historic Nurata.

Discover Uzbekistan one of the countries along the Great Silk Road. Travelers avoiding the hassle of organization will enjoy this eight-day tour of an open air museum Khiva, fairy tale city Samarkand and city of trade Bukhara. In every city you will have an experience of local guide for sightseeing and you go at your own pace on this private tour. In all hotels you have connection to the Internet, breakfast, train and domestic flight tickets and entrance tickets for activities are all included. Accommodation with breakfast is included The itinerary can be customized based on your interests Go at your own pace to explore the city with your local guide Border pick-up available upon request

Experience a personalized tour of Bukhara, tailored to your preferences. Our expert guide will share fascinating stories and legends about the city's history as we explore over 15 ancient monuments, including three that are over 1000 years old

Bukhara - one of the oldest cities of Central Asia, is established 2500 years ago, "Star of the Islamic world" and "The Holy city of Central Asia" received its titles because in the Middle Ages there were 360 mosques and 80 madrassas in Bukhara. An old legend says that all Muslim city descends from the sky the light of grace, and it rises only over Bukhara. In the Islamic world, it is also well known for the great representatives of Sufism, who contributed to the formation of Bukhara in the sacred, noble city of Islam. We suggest you visit The Seven Saints of Bukhara - the great Sufi Naqshbandi brotherhood - that is one of the most influential Sufi brotherhoods in Uzbekistan.

This is not a standard sightseeing tour — it’s an immersive experience through the heart of Bukhara. You’ll explore the most iconic monuments, hidden gems, and historic streets with a local guide who shares real stories, cultural insights, and little details that you won’t find in guidebooks. The route is carefully designed to save your time while covering all must-see landmarks in one smooth walking experience. I focus on quality over rush, giving personal attention, flexible timing, and authentic explanations so you truly understand the history behind every site. If you want to experience Bukhara like a local — not just visit it — this tour is made for you.

The dome of Islam! The Holy city! Not without reason was said that, Samarkand is the "Pearl of the East" and Bukhara is the "Pillar of Islam". Description: - Lyabi Hauz complex: Nadir Devanbegi medrese and xanaka, Kukaldosh medrese - Jewish quarter - Magoki Attor mosque (first mosque in Uzbekistan, pre-mongol period monument) - Trading Domes (3 domes) - Traditional Mens Bath XVI th century (only reception) - Ulughbek medrese (most ancient medrese in Uzbekistan) - Abdulazizkhan medrese (the most luxurious medrese) - Poi Kalan complex: - Minaret Kalan - pre mongol monument - Kalan mosque - the biggest in this city - Miri Arab medrese - current medrese for males - Ark Citadel - Boloi Hauz mosque - Chashmai Ayub mausoleum - Samanid mausoleum (first mausoleum in Central Asia and second in Islamic World, pre-mongol monument) - Along the way we have the opportunity to see the only place in Uzbekistan where you can get acquainted with the history of Central Asian Puppets and Puppet Theater.

Explore the highlights of Bukhara on a full-day tour. Begin at the tranquil Lyabi Khauz, then marvel at the 12th-century Kalyan Minaret and visit the stunning Bolo Haouz Mosque. Discover the ancient Ark Fortress, stroll through the bustling Toqi Sarrafon Bazaar, and snap a photo with the Khoja Nasreddin Statue. Explore the Magok-i-Attari Mosque, visit Ulugbek Madrasah, and admire the intricate tilework of Abdul Aziz Khan Madrasah. Lastly, learn about Bukhara's Jewish heritage at the Bukhara Synagogue.

The dome of Islam! The Holy city! Not without reason was said that, Samarkand is the "Pearl of the East" and Bukhara is the "Pillar of Islam". Start point: Pick-up from your hotel / airport / railway station. Description: -Palace of Moon-like Stars (Sitorai-Mokhi-Khosa): This is a completely different type of monument that you have already seen or will see during your trip to Uzbekistan. The only fully preserved summer residence of the last emirs of Bukhara -Baha-ud-din Naqshband Complex: The center of Sufism and one of the most famous places of pilgrimage in Central Asia where absolutely reigns the local flavor. A place where you can learn more about Sufism -Chor-Bakr necropolis: "City of the Dead" - where reigns complete silence which is sometimes broken by the azan of the muezzin One of the oldest cemeteries in Central Asia where buried mostly Arabs and people of the highest rank. In addition this place is the burial place of the first Arab preachers. End of tour

This tour is more than just sightseeing — it’s a journey into the heart of Bukhara’s life, culture, and traditions. As we walk through the city, I’ll not only share the fascinating history of its landmarks but also bring you closer to the people, crafts, and everyday life that make Bukhara unique. You’ll see artisans at work, discover local customs, and learn how history is woven into the lives of the city’s residents. By the end of the day, you won’t just have seen Bukhara — you’ll have experienced it, gaining insights into its culture, traditions, and vibrant heritage in a way that goes beyond guidebooks and buildings.

Discover the sacred scripts on monuments with me! This experience in Bukhara is not just a sightseeing walk — it’s a thoughtfully curated journey through living history, led by a licensed local guide who knows the city beyond guidebooks. Why travelers choose this tour: A complete story, not scattered stops The itinerary is carefully designed to connect monuments into a clear historical narrative — from ancient rulers and scholars to trade, religion, and everyday life on the Silk Road. Licensed local guide with deep insight You’ll hear real stories, legends, and explanations that bring architecture and history to life — not memorized facts, but meaningful context.