Sunny Uzbekistan from 718 USD 7 days/ 6 nights Khiva, Bukhara, Shahrisabz, Samarkand • Visiting the eastern bazaars • Shopping in branded stores of Karakul products. • Master class of Uzbek cuisine. • Picnic near the salt lake. • Wine degustation. • Stories of local legends. • Quizzes and prizes.
Desert song from 529 USD 5 days / 4 nights Bukhara, Nurata, Aydarkul, Samarkand, Tashkent • Visiting yurt camp and night in yurts • Wine degustation • Picnic • Hiking in the mountains • Visiting the eastern bazaars • Camel riding • Stories of local legends; • Quizzes and prizes.
Pilgrim tour from 512 USD 6 days / 5 nights Samarkand, Bukhara, Gijduvan, Tashkent • Islamic sights of the cities as Samarkand, Bukhara, Tashkent • Ziarat to Imam al-Bukhari Complex, mausoleums of 7 holy orders of Naqshbandi, Necropolis of Shahi Zinda - location of the grave Kusam ibn Abbas`s (cousine of prophet (S.A.V) Muhammad) and Hast Imam - place where is located Khalif Osman’s Qur’an. • Show programs with national dance • Shopping in local bazaars
Why people choosing us? "Mitra Travel" Co Ltd is oriented to tourists from Europe and takes into account all the specifics of European culture, traditions, values and mentality. To date "Mitra Travel" Co Ltd has representatives in all historical cities of Uzbekistan, as well as in Germany, which can organize quality tours with minimum prices.
The team of «MITRA TRAVEL» Co Ltd invites all comers to visit the ancient cities of Uzbekistan and experience the spirit of the centuries of Eastern civilization. Visiting the ancient cities of Uzbekistan, you will get to oriental tales and legends, such as "Thousand and One Nights", "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves", "Aladdin and His Lamp", etc. «MITRA TRAVEL» Co Ltd is waiting for you in Uzbekistan and wishes the best wishes in your life.
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Samarkand
Bukhara
Khiva
Tashkent
Second by size and population of the city of Uzbekistan.Age-mate of ancient Rome.One of the oldest cities in the world. More than 2000 years is a key point on the Great Silk Road between China and Europe. Samarkand is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, as the City - Crossroads of Cultures.
One of the oldest cities in Central Asia. The cultural layer in the city is more than 20 meters. At this depth, archaeologists have discovered remnants of residential and public buildings, utensils and coins, implements and jewelry, which date back to the 4th century BC.
Surrounded by powerful walls, the historical inner city of Khiva, the pearl of the Khorezm oasis, is declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. In 1997, Khiva celebrated its 2500th anniversary. Among the unique world values are architectural monuments of the city, which rightly earned the title of "city-museum".
The largest city in the population of Central Asia. The majority of the population are Sunni Muslims. In Tashkent, medieval buildings, European architecture, standard concrete "boxes" of the Soviet era and, finally, glittering high-rise buildings of glass and concrete - the corps of modern business centers and banks - are combined.
Interesting places to visit
Kalta-Minor. (Kalminor) – A minaret located on the territory of ancient Khiva. According to the plan, the height of the minaret was 70-80 meters, and the diameter should sharply decrease with height, which would make the minaret more durable. But the construction stopped at an altitude of 29 m. Kalta-Minor is the only minaret completely covered with glazed tiles and majolica.
Kalta-Minor
Juma-mosque (uzb. Djuma Masjit) – Friday mosque in the Khiva fortress of Ichan-Kala. According to the data of the Arab geographer Mukaddasy, the Juma Mosque dates back to the 10th century. The ceiling of the large hall rests on 213 wooden columns. 21 column refers to the X-XII centuries and has Arabic inscriptions. Columns with a floral pattern of the Khiva type refer to the XVIII-XIX centuries.
Juma-mosque
The Bolo-Khauz complex – an architectural ensemble located on the Bukhara region, consisting of a mosque, a minaret and a house. The Bolo-Khauz mosque served as the main Friday mosque of Bukhara before the revolution, the Bukhara emir prayed in it. Interior design is typical for the XIX – early XX centuries. Khauz – an artificial reservoir, a reservoir of drinking water, often with mosques, in city squares, in gardens.
Bolo-Khauz Mosque
The Gur-Emir mausoleum – the mausoleum of Amir Timur and his family in Samarkand. This masterpiece of Central Asian architecture occupies an important place in the history of world Islamic architecture. Construction of the mausoleum, begun in 1403, was associated with the sudden death of Muhammad Sultan, the direct heir of Timur and his beloved grandson. Construction was completed by Ulugbek, another grandson of Amir Temur.
Gur-Emir
Registan square
The main (ceremonial) square in the cities of the Middle East was called “Registan”. Samarkand’s Registan Square is the most famous Registan thanks to the well-known architectural ensemble of the XV-XVII centuries located on it, the center of which is the Ulugbek madrassah, the Sherdor madrassah and the Tilla-Kari madrasah. Registan is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
The Ark Citadel
The Ark – is an ancient citadel in Bukhara, the stronghold of the last emirs. At the beginning of the 20th century, the fortress was inhabited by about three thousand people. The exact age of the Ark is not fixed, but fifteen hundred years ago this majestic fortress was already the seat of the ruler. The eastern part was not preserved, it was destroyed in 1920, now it is an archaeological reserve. Ark is the most ancient architectural and archaeological monument of Bukhara.
Yurt camp “Aydar” is located in 10 km from the West coast of the lake “Aydarkul”. This place is becoming more popular hosting here not only tourists from around the world, but also employees of embassies and international organizations. Guests are happy to come here to relax and spend their weekend away from civilization. The camp is equipped with showers and sanitary devices.
Aydarkul yurts
Master class
"Chorsu" bazaar
Master class of making Uzbek bread – non. fragrant, crunchy, well-baked “non” are so tasty that they simply can not be compared with loaves of bread sold in the store. This is not surprising. “Non”s are baked in the old way – in tandoor. In the oven of the gas stove, it is impossible to bake such “non” – all the taste qualities will be lost.
The bazaar is the heart of any eastern city. The Chorsu bazaar is one of the largest bazaars in Uzbekistan and Central Asia, located in the old part of Tashkent. The Chorsu bazaar was known in the Middle Ages and was of great importance on the road of the Great Silk Road. Near the bazaar there are teahouses with national dishes. After refreshing you can go to the ranks of artisans who sell handmade souvenirs.
HOTELS
Hotel "Uzbekistan"
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Feel the spirit of the centuries of Eastern civilization.
Free WiFi.
Air conditioner and refrigerator in the room
Room service
Free breakfast Room type: Lux | For non-smokers.
"Asia Samarkand" hotel
Free WiFi.
Air conditioner and refrigerator in the room
Room service
Free breakfast Room type: Lux | For non-smokers.
"Asia-Bukhara" hotel
Free WiFi.
Air conditioner and refrigerator in the room
Room service
Free breakfast Room type: Lux | For non-smokers.
"Malika-Khiva" hotel
"Malika" hotel
Free WiFi.
Air conditioner and refrigerator in the room
Room service
Free breakfast Room type: Lux | For non-smokers.
Free WiFi.
Air conditioner and refrigerator in the room
Room service
Free breakfast Room type: Lux | For non-smokers.
"Malika-Prime" hotel
Free WiFi.
Air conditioner and refrigerator in the room
Room service
Free breakfast Room type: Lux | For non-smokers.
"Hayat Inn" hotel
4 reasons to visit Uzbekistan:
Feel yourself in the eastern fairytale
Enjoy Khan meals
Eastern markets
Centre of Islamic Civilization
Uzbekistan is a real tourist oasis with more than 4000 architectural monuments, some of which are inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
With the unique taste of a variety of Uzbek dishes, prepared for several centuries, you will feel the taste of the delights of the Khan harem.
The Uzbek markets are full of fresh fruits, spices and various hand-made products all year round, where you can bargain, buy with very favorable prices.
Uzbekistan is rich in holy places of the Islamic world. Most popular of them is Mausoleum of Imam al-Bukhari - Islamic scholar; mausoleums of 7 holy orders of Naqshbandi; Necropolis of Shahi Zinda - location of the grave Kusam ibn Abbas`s (cousine of prophet (S.A.V) Muhammad) and Hast Imam - place where is located Khalif Osman’s Qur’an.
Day 1. Tashkent. Arrival to Tashkent. Transfer and accommodation at the hotel. Departure to Parkent (50 km-1 hour), Arrival, excursion to the wine plantations of the village "Namdanak" (Parkent). Survey of the area, a tour of the wine farm using a horse trail through the vineyards. Acquaintance with the varieties of wine vineyards: Riesling, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pina Naur, Aleatico, local dessert varieties: Risamat, chilliki, kora-charos, Lady's finger, Husani, etc., "Classical wines of Uzbek production" tasting, Show program "Tastes and sensations", in combination of wines with local dishes, and a sense of taste of wine from products, Lunch with a wine card. Departure to Tashkent. Arrival in Tashkent. Dinner. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 2. Tashkent. Breakfast. Transfer to fisheries. Fishing. Lunch (Pick-nick). Continuation of fishing. Departure to Tashkent. Arrival in Tashkent. Dinner with a folk show. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 3. Tashkent-Samarkand Early breakfast, transfer to the railway station (07:00), transfer to Samarkand by the Afrasiyab high-speed train (xx km / 2.10 hours). Arrival in Samarkand (10:10), Excursion around Samarkand: Registan Square (Medraza Ulugbek (XV century), Madrassah Tillya-Kori (XVII century), Madrassah Sherdar (XVII century), Bibikhanum Mosque (XIV-XV cc.) Bazar Siyab (XI-XIX century), Mausoleum of Guri Amir (15th century), old paper factory "Meros" (all production is done by hand and every guest of the factory can observe the production of paper) or a master class for preparing Samarkand cakes Dinner at a local restaurant, transfer to the airport. Departure.
Day 1. Nukus Arrival in Nukus. Hotel accommodation. Dinner. Night at the hotel.
Day 2. Muynak. Trip to Muynak. Visit to the Aral Sea Museum, cemetery of ships, the Aral Sea monument. Dinner. Arrival in the city of Nukus. Free time. Dinner. Night at the hotel.
Day 3. Nukus - Ayaz-Kala Breakfast at the hotel. Visit the world-famous museum named after I.V. Savitsky, where you can see the art gallery of the Russian avant-garde, archaeological and historical objects. Museum of Arts named after I.V. Savitsky occupies the second place in the world in the style of the Russian avant-garde. Lunch at a local restaurant. Transfer to the yurt camp in Ayaz-Kala (150 km, 2 hours). Arrival at the camp. Accommodation in yurts. Short tour of the historical complex "Ayaz-Kala", which consists of three castle fortresses. Dinner at the camp. Night in a yurt camp in the desert.
Day 4. Ayaz-Kala-Khiva Early breakfast in the camp. Transfer to Khiva. Hotel accommodation. Free time. Lunch in the national restaurant (or house). Free time (Shopping). Dinner. Night at the hotel.
Day 5. Khiva Breakfast at the hotel. City Tour. Architectural complex of Ichan-Kala (XII - XIX centuries) including: Medrese of Mohammed Aminkhan (XIX century), Kalta Minor (XVII c.), Kitchen Arch (khan's palace), Madrasah of Mohammed Rahimkhan (XIX century). Lunch at the national restaurant. Continuation of the excursion: Mausoleum of Pakhlavan Mahmud (XVIII-XIX centuries), Madrasah and the minaret of Islam Hajj (XX century), Juma mosque (XVIII-XIX centuries), Madrasah of Mohammed Aminkhan Inkok (XIX century.), Gallery of paintings, Tash Havli , A visit to the Nurillah Bay Palace (20th century), the summer residence of Taza Bagh, which is located in Dishan Kale. Dinner. Night at the hotel.
Day 6. Khiva - Bukhara Early breakfast. Departure to Bukhara through the desert Kizilkum, on the way the panorama of the Amu Darya river. Lunch in the desert (lunch - boxes). Arrival in Bukhara. Hotel accommodation. Free time. Dinner. Night at the hotel.
Day 7. Bukhara. Breakfast at the hotel. Tour of Bukhara: Mausoleum of Ismail Samaniy (IX-X cc.), Mausoleum of Chashmai Ayub (XIV-XVI centuries), Mechet Bolo Hauz (XVIII century), Ark (Emir's residence) (5th c.), Poikalon Complex (Mechet Kalon , Minaret Kalon, Medrese Mir Arab XII-XVI centuries). Dinner. Continuation of the excursion: Bazaar of gold products, Trading domes "Toki Zargaron" (XVI cent.), Madrassah of Ulugbek (XV century), Madrassah of Abdulazizkhan (XVII c.), Mosque "Mogaki Attori" (XII-XVI century), " Sarafon "(XVII century.), Complex Lyabi House (XVI-XVII century.), Madrasa Charminar. Dinner at the Nadir Sofabeg madrasah with folklore show. Night at the hotel.
Day 8. Bukhara. Breakfast at the hotel. Visit to Gijduvan (55 km) (workshop of ceramic products). Dinner. Visit the factory for the production of the Astrakhan. Dinner. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 9. Bukhara - Samarkand Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to Samarkand (265 km, 4 hours 30 minutes). Arrival in Samarkand (check in at 14:00 at the hotel). Dinner. Excursion around Samarkand. Mausoleum of Guri Emir (XV century), Registan Square: (Madrassah of Ulugbek (XV century), Madrassah Tillya-Kari (XVII century.), Madrassah Sherdar (XVII century.)). Dinner at the local restaurant. Night at the hotel.
Day 10. Samarkand Breakfast at the hotel. Continuation of the excursion: Bibi-khanum mosque (XIV-XV c.), Eastern Bazaar Siyab, Shakhi-Zinda complex (XI-XIX centuries). Dinner. Visiting the old factory plant "Konigil meros", visiting the wine factory named after Kharvenko (19 century.) And wine tasting. Dinner in the national house. Airport transfer. Departure.
Day 1. Bukhara Arrival in Bukhara. Transfer to Bukhara. Excursion program for Bukhara (suburban part). Dinner. Hotel accommodation. Continuation of the excursion. The main objects of visit in Bukhara: the summer residence of Emir "Sitorai Mohi-Hosa" (XIX century), the ancient burial "Chor Bakr" (X century), the mausoleum of Bahauddin Naqshbandi (XVI - XIX centuries), the madrasah of Abdulazizhan (XVII century), the mosque "Magoki-Attari" (X - XVI centuries), the ensemble "Lyabi Khauz", the fortress museum Ark (XIX - XX centuries), the mausoleum of the Samanids (11th-10th centuries), the mausoleum "Chashmai Ayub" (XIV century), the complex "Poi Kalon" (XII - XVI centuries). Dinner. Night at the hotel.
Bukhara-Samarkand-Tashkent-Fergana Valley 6 days / 5 nights
Day 2. Bukhara - Samarkand Early breakfast. Transfer to Samarkand by bus (300km / 4 hours), arrival and accommodation at the hotel. Excursion around Samarkand: the mausoleum of Guri Emir (XV century), Registan Square (Madrassah of Ulugbek (XV century)), madrassah of Tillya-Kari (XVII century), Madrassah Sherdar (XVII century). Dinner. Continuation of the excursion: Bibi-khanum mosque (XIV-XV c.), Bazar Siyab, Shakhi-Zinda complex (XI-XIX c.), Ulugbek Observatory (XV c.). Old paper factory or silk carpet factory. Dinner at the local restaurant. Night at the hotel.
Day 3. Samarkand Breakfast at the hotel. Free time. Lunch in the national restaurant (or house). Museum of wine (tasting). Free time. Dinner. Night at the hotel
Day 4. Samarkand-Tashkent Early breakfast, transfer to Tashkent by bus (268 km / 4 hours). Arrival, lunch at a local restaurant. Excursion around Tashkent: Madrasah Kukeldash XVI c), Bazar Charsu. Free time. Dinner. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 5. Tashkent - Ferghana - Margilan - Fergana Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to the airport and flight to Fergana. Arrival in Fergana, transfer and accommodation at the hotel. Dinner. A trip to Margilan (15 km) - a visit to the workshop of Turgunbai Mirzaakhmedov for the production of silk and silk factory "Yodgorlik". A trip to the ancient settlement of Akhsikent (II-I centuries BC), 20 km. West of Namangan on the bank of the Syr Darya (85 km). Dinner. Return to Fergana (35 km). Night at the hotel.
Day 6. Fergana-Kokand-Fergana Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to Kokand. Dinner. Tour of Kokand: Khudayar Khan's palace - the architectural complex (1870), the Gushtlik mosque (1913), the Jami mosque and the minaret (1809-1812), the Mulkabad mosque (1913), the Miyo-Hazrat madrasah (the end of the 18th century), the Dahman architectural complex . Dinner. Airport transfer. Departure.
Our work scheme
1Tours with a history and rich cultural activities.
2A qualified and friendly guide during the tour.
3Leader in tours for more than 10 people.
4Variety in Uzbek cuisine.
5Shopping in the bazaars and in the shops of the Karakul products.
6Quizzes and prizes in all our tours.
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e-mail: info@mitratravel.uz
Testimonials
Alikhanova Ekaterina
What I personally liked and was a surprise: You are very clean on the streets, you can see the order, you can safely walk the streets in the evening, a thorough inspection and order at the stations, airports and metro, it's good to eat delicious and inexpensive in simple cafes. Of course I liked the national ceramics and silk.
Naletova Elena
There were interesting excursions to the ceramic workshops. Without hurrying without fuss and noise, we walked, examined, asked questions, and it seemed that we were the only guests at the master's house. We bought only small bowls for memory, it's unfortunate that big dishes would not fit in our luggage. Having visited Uzbekistan and did not see this silk, this is not a complete "silk road". To see the laborious manual labor at the marginal factory "Yodgorlik". Here you need to have patience to choose scarves as a gift - such a variety of colors and tones! But we coped with this.
Our "Silk Road" passed through the beautiful cities of Khiva, Bukhara, Samarkand, Tashkent and Fergana! All cities are good in their own way, worthy of attention. And your bazaars - it's a special color: vegetables, fruits, melons, spices, dried fruits and nuts, as well as the most attractive and fragrant cakes. Your kitchen is very tasty: Pilaf! Braised lamb! Manty! Shurpa! This we will remember for a long time.
Filippov Sergey
Kolpakova Galina
Special thanks for the hospitality and sincerity of Masharif and Rose! The warmth of their house was pleasantly amazed and was for us a complete surprise. We tried to remember and write down the recipe for cooking pilaf and even took part in it. Masharif presented us with Uzbek carpets. Sitting at a large table with Uzbek wine, pilaf and fruit, talked about a lot and listened to Rosa with great pleasure. We can confidently tell our friends that in Uzbekistan the doors are really open to the guest!
All these impressions would not be complete and not so bright, if we did not say about your sincere friendship and hospitality!
