Tours To Uzbekistan

Il tour di classico in Uzbekistan: 12 giorni

Tour itinerary: Tashkent
Season: | days: 1 | nights: 0

Un itinerario di 12 giorni vi condurrà alla scoperta della storia, della cultura e delle tradizioni locali, regalandovi un’esperienza autentica e ricca di emozioni.

Excursion

9:00 AM: Meet your guide in the hotel lobby.

Begin your Tashkent tour (5-6 hours), exploring the city's ancient and modern parts:

Amir Timur Square, founded in 1882 and originally called Konstantinovsky Square. On August 31, 1994, it was renamed Amir Timur Square in honor of the great conqueror's cultural and historical contributions. Surrounding the square are the Timurids Museum, the Uzbekistan Hotel, the Forum Palace, and the famous Chimes;

Tashkent Clock, one of the city's main symbols;

Theater Square and the Alisher Navoi Opera House, built in 1947 and considered one of the world's finest opera houses, featuring both classical and national repertoire;

Independence Square, Uzbekistan's main square, representing the country's past, present, and future. Here are fountains symbolizing the vital energy of the Uzbek people, the Cabinet of Ministers and the Senate, as well as the "Eternal Flame" in memory of the soldiers fallen during World War II;

Earthquake Memorial, dedicated to the tragic Tashkent earthquake of April 26, 1966, and located near the area considered the epicenter. Even today, citizens visit the monument to pay homage to those who participated in the reconstruction of the city;

Khast Imam Square, the religious center of Tashkent, which includes the Barakkhan Madrasa, the Kaffal Shashi Mausoleum, and the Library of Islamic Literature, where the 7th-century Holy Quran (Osman Quran) is kept. Khast Imam is one of the most important spiritual centers in Central Asia and attracts pilgrims and visitors from around the world;

Chorsu Bazaar, Tashkent's ancient bazaar. The name "Chorsu" means "four waters" and symbolizes the meeting of the four main areas of the old city. The distinctive blue dome, rebuilt in traditional style after the Tashkent earthquake, has become one of the city's symbols. Here you can find ceramics, handicrafts, carpets, jewelry, fruit, fabrics, and souvenirs;

Tashkent Metro, whose first line opened in 1977. The stations are characterized by splendid decorations, traditional ornaments, and unique lighting effects.

Transfer to the hotel.

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