Uzbekistan Caravan Tour 11 Days Local

Uzbekistan Caravan Tour 11 Days Local

11 Days

$3,420～ / 1 person (when 2 people use 1 room)

• Price
  What's Included

  • Airport transfers
  • Accommodation as indicated in the itinerary (with breakfast)
  • Lunch on days 2-11
  • Domestic Flight Ticket from Tashkent to Urgench
  • Termez → Tashkent Domestic Flights
  • Japanese guide
  • Entrance fees to the spots listed in the process schedule
  • Map of Uzbekistan

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  Price
  What's not included

  • International Airfare & Taxes
  • Personal expenses such as travel insurance and souvenir costs
  • Dinner
  • Camera and Video Shooting Fees
  • Tips

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Detailed itinerary

• Day 1

  

  Arrival in Tashkent

  Arrive in Tashkent (Toshkent) at night, where a Japanese-speaking guide will greet you at the airport.
  
  You will be transferred to your hotel by a shuttle car and check in.
  
  Get a good night's sleep in preparation for your next day's trip.
  
  
  Breakfast: × Lunch: × Dinner: ×
  Overnight stay: Tashkent

• Day 2

  

  Tashkent→ Urgench Airport→ Ayazkara→ Tomlakkala→ Khiva

  After breakfast at the hotel, you will be transferred to the airport early in the morning.
  
  Travel by air from Tashkent to Urganch and from Urgench to Xiva.
  On the way, you will visit Ayazkala and Tomurakkara, which boast a large scale among the ruins of ancient Khorezm, when civilization flourished as a delta of the Amu Darya River, inhabited since BC.
  "Kara" refers to an ancient citadel, and the large walls are still there, giving a glimpse of the prosperity of the past.
  
  You will then travel to Khiva in a private vehicle and check in to your hotel.
  
  Breakfast: Yes Lunch: Yes Dinner: No
  Overnight stay in Khiva

• Day 3

  

  Khiva

  After breakfast at the hotel, you will spend a day exploring the holy city of Khiva.
  
  Khiva is a historic city in western Uzbekistan, praised as the 'Pearl of Oriental Medieval Architecture.'
  It flourished as a hub along the ancient Silk Road, and its history and culture are still alive today. The old town of Itchan Kala, with its ancient buildings and unique atmosphere, retains the traces of a former fortress city. It was the first site in Uzbekistan to be registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering a medieval charm that feels like stepping back in time.
  
  There are many things to see, but you will also enjoy the city of Khiva with a guide, such as Kartaminal, Kunyaaluk, Pahlavan Mahmud Mausoleum, Juma Mosque, Islamic Khoja Minaret, and more.
  
  
  Breakfast: Yes Lunch: Yes Dinner: No
  Overnight stay in Khiva

• Day 4

  

  Khiva → Bukhara

  After breakfast at the hotel, take a shuttle car to the city of Bukhara (Buxoro).
  
  The journey from Khiva to Bukhara takes approximately 6 hours, but the vast desert scenery visible from the car window is breathtaking and reminiscent of the Silk Road of old, offering a unique and unfamiliar experience for Japanese travelers. Along the way, you can also see the Amu Darya River, one of Uzbekistan's two major rivers, and the red sand desert landscape.
  
  Bukhara, an oasis city that flourished as a political and cultural center in Western Turkestan, is home to a historic old town and traditional Uzbek architecture, many of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
  
  Upon arrival, you will check into your hotel and rest at your leisure.
  
  
  Breakfast: Yes Lunch: Yes Dinner: No
  Overnight stay in Bukhara

• Day 5

  

  Bukhara

  After breakfast at the hotel, you will head out with a guide to the city of Bukhara, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the center of the Silk Road with over 2,000 years of history.
  
  While following the cobblestone paths, you will visit places where you can catch a glimpse of unique Islamic architectural structures adorned with mosaics and the splendor of the past, such as the Sitorai Mohi Hosa, Ismail Samani Mausoleum, Chashma-Ayub Mausoleum, Bukhara Bazaar, Ark Fortress, Poi Kalyan Architectural Ensemble, Lyabi-Hauz Complex, Ulugh Beg Madrasah, and Abdulaziz Madrasah.
  The blue sky and beautiful townscape are a must-see.
  
  
  Breakfast: Yes Lunch: Yes Dinner: No
  Overnight stay in Bukhara
  

• Day 6

  

  Bukhara → Lake Aydarkul → Yurta

  After breakfast at your hotel, head to Aydar Lake in Voi Province.
  
  Lake Aydarkul is a large lake with an area of 3000 m² despite being located in the desert. It is said that it was created unintentionally as a result of an irrigation project during the Soviet era, but it has become a popular resort for Uzbek people because it can be bathed in the lake.
  
  Then, head to the traditional nomadic gers (yurts) where you'll enjoy an overnight stay amid a sky full of stars.
  Enjoy the scenery that the caravan people would have seen long ago.
  
  
  Breakfast: Yes Lunch: Yes Dinner: No
  Accommodation: Yurt

• Day 7

  

  Yurt to Samarkand

  After breakfast, travel to Samarqand in a private vehicle.
  
  Upon arrival, you will explore the city of Samarkand.
  Samarkand, which has been inhabited and functioned as a city since around the 10th century BC, flourished in the Silk Road trade and is known as a beautiful city that is called the jewel of the East.
  It is also recognized as a World Heritage Site as the Samarkand Cultural Crossing.
  
  
  Breakfast: Yes, Lunch: Yes, Dinner: No
  Accommodation: Samarkand

• Day 8

  

  Samarkand

  After breakfast at the hotel, you will go sightseeing in Samarkand with a guide.
  
  During its long history, we will visit must-see spots among the countless attractions in Samarkand.
  Places such as the Ghuri Amir Mausoleum, Registan Square, Bibi Khanim Mosque, Shahīzinda Mausoleum and Urbek Observatory will give you a sense of the breath of the people of the distant past.
  If you have any other spots you would like to see, you can consult with us!
  
  Breakfast: Yes, Lunch: Yes, Dinner: No
  Accommodation: Samarkand

• Day 9

  

  Samarkand to Termez

  After breakfast at your hotel, travel by private vehicle to the Afghan border town of Termez.
  
  It is about 400 kilometers from north to south, but please enjoy the scenery along the way.
  
  Termez, on the border of Afghanistan, is an old city known to have been inhabited in BC. After that, Buddhism flourished until around the 7th century, and it is known that many Buddhist ruins have been preserved.
  Islam spread after the 7th century, and you can see beautiful mosques.
  
  
  Breakfast: Yes, Lunch: Yes, Dinner: No
  Accommodation: Termez

• Day 10

  

  Termez → Tashkent

  After breakfast at the hotel
  In the morning, you'll tour the city of Termez.
  After that, head to the airport and take a domestic flight to Tashkent.
  Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, is one of the largest cities in Central Asia and is known as a historic oasis city.
  It has thrived as a central hub of trade along the Silk Road since ancient times and continues to develop as a commercial city today. The city also features modern urban landscapes, including a subway system.
  
  After checking in at the hotel, you will have a relaxing time.
  
  
  Breakfast: Yes, Lunch: Yes, Dinner: No
  Overnight stay: Tashkent

• Day 11

  

  Tashkent

  After breakfast at the hotel, go sightseeing in Tashkent.
  
  Accompanied by a guide, you'll cruise through a sparkling cityscape that blends the new with the historic.
  These include the Japan Cemetery, Hasti Imam Complex, Chols Bazaar, Tashkent Metro, and Independence Square.
  
  After dinner, you will be transferred to the airport and returned home.
  
  Breakfast: Yes Lunch: No Dinner: No
  Accommodation:

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