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It stands at an impressive 7031 meters; it is a beautiful peak whether you view it from the east or the north. Both the East and North Saipal Base camp are accessible from Simikot. The East Base camp heads south from Simikot and makes a deviation through the steep-sided forested countryside.
This region is culturally and geographically isolated from the rest of the nation. This region’s broad and rolling passes (lekhs) are thickly forested with enormous Deodars (Cedar-like trees), spruces and ancient blue pines. The Chhetris and Brahmins populate the villages nestling among them, and the other ethnic groups are the Thakurs and Bhotias. There is a particular cultural and economic interaction between Hindus and Buddhists unmatched elsewhere in the Himalayas.
111 It stands at an impressive 7031 meters; it is a beautiful peak whether you view it from the east or the north. Both the East and North Saipal Base camp are accessible from Simikot. The East Base camp heads south from Simikot and makes a deviation through the steep-sided forested countryside.
This region is culturally and geographically isolated from the rest of the nation. This region’s broad and rolling passes (lekhs) are thickly forested with enormous Deodars (Cedar-like trees), spruces and ancient blue pines. The Chhetris and Brahmins populate the villages nestling among them, and the other ethnic groups are the Thakurs and Bhotias. There is a particular cultural and economic interaction between Hindus and Buddhists unmatched elsewhere in the Himalayas.
Arrival to Tashkent International Airport
Meeting with the guide and transfer to the hotel
Check – in the hotel and rest
Savor an authentic Uzbek dinner at Loza restaurant before immersing yourself in the vibrant culture at Ethno-park named Navruz. Conclude under the twilight at the Eye Circle - еhe perfect place to see Tashkent from a bird's eye view
Overnight at the hotel
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Breakfast at the hotel
Begin your Tashkent adventure at the serene Khazrati Imam Complex, a testament to history and spirituality.
Visit the vibrant market with centuries of history. Explore the dome-shaped main building, filled with fresh produce, dry fruits and spices. Indeed, bargaining is a common practice at Chorsu Bazaar, as with many
markets around the world. It’s part of the shopping experience. Vendors often set initial prices high expecting some negotiation. So, don’t be shy to haggle.
Lunch at Besh Qozon the largest Plov Center in Uzbekistan. You are not just coming here for a meal; you are coming for an experience. The center in named after the five large qozons (cauldrons) in which the plov is cooked. Each qozon can cook up to 1,200 servings of plov
The modern part of Tashkent presents a starkcontrast to the city’s historic districts, offering a blend of contemporary architecture and entertainments. Visit the beating heart of modern Tashkent – the Amir Temur Square, and the symbol of the country sovereignty – the Independent Square, walk along the most popular street of the city known as Broadway Street famous for its street art, performers, shopping and s ouvenirs.
Journey next to the artistic marvels of Kosmonavtlar and Alisher Navoi Metro Stations.
Back to the hotel
Overnight at the hotel
Optional: Visit to the Opera and Ballet Theater for an evening performance




Breakfast at the hotel and check-out
Today we will go to the city– museum under the open sky - Khiva. Embarking on a journey to Khiva is like stepping into a living storybook. As you approach the city, its ancient charm and architectural grandeur come into view, transporting you to a bygone era. The heart of Khiva, the UNESCO World Heritage site Itchan Kala, is a treasure trove of historical gems. Here, you navigate through a labyrinth of narrow streets, each corner revealing a new spectacle - from the imposing Kunya-Ark Fortress to the spiritual Djuma Mosque and the awe-inspiring Islam Khodja Minaret.
The city is also a sensory delight. As you wander through bustling bazaars, the air is filled with the tantalizing aroma of traditional Uzbek cuisine. The vibrant displays of local crafts and produce add a pop of color to the earthy tones of the cityscape.
As the day draws to a close, the setting sun bathes the city in a golden glow, adding another layer of magic to this enchanting city. The experience of Khiva is not just a day trip, but a journey through time, leaving you with memories that will last a lifetime.
Dinner at the local restaurant with fascinating view and life music
Overnight at the hotel


Breakfast at the hotel and check-out
This is not the end of our tour. Walk outside of Itchan Qala and visit the reception palace of the last Shah of Khorezm with the Harem and the park named Nurullaboy.
Depart on a mesmerizing drive from Khiva to Bukhara, coursing through the vast expanses of the Kyzylkum Desert. The journey is a symphony of shifting sand dunes and skies painted in hues of blues. Pause by the tranquil Amudarya River, a serene oasis amidst the desert.
As you arrive in Bukhara, you're greeted by a city steeped in history, a treasure trove of Islamic and Persian architecture, whispering tales of the ancient Silk Road
Dinner at the local restaurant
Check-in the hotel and overnight at the hotel

Breakfast at the hotel
Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of Bukhara, a city where the echoes of the Silk Road resonate. Begin at the Lyabi-Havuz Ensemble, a serene oasis surrounded by ancient madrasahs. Next, discover the secrets of Maggoki Attory Mosque and visit the Madrassas of Ulugbek and Abdullazizkhan.
Marvel at the Po-i-Kalon Complex, the city's spiritual heart, crowned by the awe-inspiring Kalon Minaret.
Enjoy the degustation of traditional Bukharian tea consisting of 17 ingredients of local and imported origin. You also be treated to freshly brewed coffee with a Bukhara twist
Have a small time for self-walking and leisure
Immerse in a Pilow making master class, unraveling the secrets of this iconic Uzbek dish. Post this culinary endeavor, indulge in a traditional dinner, accentuated by the enchanting rhythm of folk dances and soulful songs, making for an unforgettable Bukhara evening
Overnight at the hotel


Breakfast at the hotel and check-out
Devote the last day of Bukhara to its suburban attractions. Wander into the UNESCO-listed historic center, where the Ark of Bukhara tells tales of royal intrigues.
Uncover the unique charm of the Sitora-i Mokhi Khosa - the palace of the last emir of Bukhara, where peacocks walk in the park and which includes a white hall – the emir's reception room for ambassadors of other states, several guest houses and a detached harem where wives and concubines lived
Couple of hours spend at the national thumbnail art house of the famous thumbnail art artisan Davron Toshev with a small master class, as well as a lunch of national cuisine dishes in the garden of the house from products partially grown in their own garden.
After lunch we say good bye to Bukhara and take the train towards adventures to Samarkand – the capital of Tamerlan’s Empire
Arrival to Samarkand by the evening. Meeting with the driver and transfer to the hotel
Check in and overnight


Breakfast at the hotel
Begin your magical day in Samarkand, a city where ancient history and vibrant culture blend seamlessly.
Make your way to Gur Emir, the mausoleum of the conqueror Timur, an architectural masterpiece that leaves you in awe with its intricate designs and rich history.
Drive to the majestic Registan Square, the city's heart, adorned with three stunning madrasahs that speak volumes of the city’s grandeur in the past.
Next, visit the Bibi-Khanym Mosque, one of the most ambitious architectural undertakings in Islamic history, a poignant reminder of Timur's love for his wife.
After immersing yourself in history, head to the bustling Siab Bazaar, locally known as Diyon Bazaar. Here, engage with friendly vendors, taste local delicacies, and shop for traditional crafts and fresh produce.
Have a small time for self-walking and leisure
Dinner at a local house with cooking master class of Manty. Immerse yourself in the simple life of the local people, with their traditions and rituals. Take a walk through mahalla (the name of the local residential quarters), watch children playing, elderly people talking sweetly on benches and the conversations and life of the host family.
Overnight at the hotel
Check-in the hotel and dinner at the hotel or near by
Overnight at the hotel


Breakfast at the hotel and check-out
Visit the Ulugbek Observatory - one of themost significant historical astronomicalobservatories in the world. It was built in the1420s by the Timurid ruler Ulugbek, who wasalso a notable astronomer and mathematician.
No visit to Samarkand is complete without exploring the Shah-i-Zinda complex, a necropolis that is a masterpiece of medieval Islamic architecture, with its blue-tiled mosaics shimmering in the sun.
Have a lunch in the shady garden of the handmade silk paper production factory. Listening to the noise of a watermill on the only river in Samarkand, we hearken to the amazing story of a man who more than 15 years ago decided to restore the technique of making silk paper through archival documents and got a great success.
Get our hands dirty at the ceramics master class and taste the afternoon green tea, relaxing after a busy time.
Well, the moment has come to say goodbye to Samarkand. In the evening we return to Tashkent
Meeting at the Tashkent railway station with the driver and transfer to the hotel
Check-in and overnight at the hotel


Breakfast at the hotel
Your day trip begins as you depart from bustling Tashkent, heading towards the serene Chimgan Mountains. As the cityscape gives way to the captivating mountain landscape, feel the air become crisper and cooler. Upon arriving in Chimgan, bask in the awe-inspiring view of the majestic peaks
Next, proceed to Amirsoy, a world-class mountain resort nestled in the heart of the Chimgan Mountains. Here, indulge in a leisurely lunch while taking in the panoramic views, or partake in the array of outdoor activities the resort offers
Finally, your journey takes you to the Charvak Water Reservoir, a man-made lake offering stunning vistas. The turquoise blue water against the backdrop of the mountains creates a picturesque setting for relaxation
As the sun sets, the tranquil mountain landscapes etch themselves into your memory, marking the perfect end to your trip
Farewell dinner at a local restaurant with cultural show
Overnight at the hotel

