Assemble at KLIA airport for your flight to Turkmenistan Upon arrival at Ashgabat International Airport, you'll be warmly welcomed by our representatives and whisked away to your hotel for an early check-in, Delve into history with a visit to the ancient Nisa Fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site just 18 km from Ashgabat, Founded by Arsaces | around 250 BC, Nissa offers a fascinating glimpse into the Parthian Empire, Next, proceed for Ashgabat city tour, exploring landmarks like. the Wedding Palace, Constitution Monument, and Ertogrul Gazy Mosque, End the day with dinner and a captivating National Dance Show, immersing you in Turkmenistan's vibrant culture,

Start your day with a scenic drive to Merv, stopping at the historic Seyit-Jemal-Ad-Din Mosque along the way, Once in Mary, you'll be greeted with local treats at the 'Ancient Turkmen Hearth' Tourist Zone, Explore the museum, snap photos with national animals like the Alabai and Ahal-Teke Horse, and watch traditional handicrafts in action. After lunch, dive into the rich history of Ancient Merv, one of Islam's key capitals, and explore sites like the Sultan Sanjar mausoleum. End the day with a relaxing drive back to Ashgabat.

Today, you will proceed to the Turkmen Carpet Museum, home to over 2,000 exquisite carpets, including the world's largest hand-woven carpet. Explore the vibrant Gulistan Bazaar. where you can find handmade carpets, camel fiber goods, and traditional textiles. This noon, journey to the captivating Darvaza Gas Crater, a natural wonder burning in the Karakum Desert for over 50 years. Experience the serene desert as you camp in traditional yurts or tents, enjoy a barbecue dinner, and be mesmerized by the glowing crater under the night sky,

Enjoy a delightful picnic-style breakfast in the unique setting of Darvaza before we embark on a long morning drive to the Turkmen-Uzbek border, covering 309 km, Upon reaching the Shavat-Dashoguz border point, you'll go through the necessary customs and passport controls, Welcome to Khiva, Uzbekistan and from there, you'll be transferred to your hotel for check-in. The rest of the day is yours to relax and enjoy at your leisure,

Here at last in Khiva, where history and charm blend seamlessly beneath the blue skies. Step into the enchanting Ichan-Kala, an inner fortress where history whispers from every corner. Wander through lanes that are a canvas of Islamic architecture and Central Asian elegance, Capture memories at iconic landmarks like the Kunya-Ark Fortress and the vibrant Kalta Minor Minaret. Every moment here is an Instagram dream come true. As evening descends, find yourself in the mesmerizing Ichan-Kala, a UNESCO treasure in Khiva and indulge in an exclusive dinner, where the rich flavors of Uzbek cuisine await to delight your palate, offering an authentic taste of Uzbekistan's legendary hospitality. Tonight, you don't just dine; you travel through history.

Today, you will embark on a scenic 450km drive to Bukhara. This route, dotted with quaint villages and sweeping cotton fields, is a scenic bridge between the splendors of Khiva and the timeless charm of Bukhara. As the landscapes unfold, they tell stories of a land suspended between time and tradition. Conclude your day with an Instagram-worthy dining experience in one of Bukhara's most picturesque eateries, where culinary art meets ambiance. Tonight, your meal is not just about taste; it's about capturing moments worth sharing.

A morning exploration of Bukhara start with Poi Kalyan complex, an architectural masterpiece showcasing Islamic design. Marvel at the towering Kalyan Minaret and the grand Kalyan Mosque, each telling tales as old as Aladdin. Next, visit the Ark Fortress, a symbol of Bukhara's enduring legacy, where each stone narrates a story of power and resilience. Just nearby, take a stroll to the serene Bolo Haouz Mosque, known for its tranquil pond and striking pillars. Wander through the bustling Trading Domes, alive with the vibrancy of the Silk Road, and perfect for picking unique souvenirs. Let's journey on to Samarkand after lunch. You will experience a bullet train to Samarkand. As evening sets in, be mesmerized by the Musical Light Spectacle at Registan Square, a fitting end to a day rich in history and beauty.

Take a morning serene boat ride in Samarkand's Eternal City, exploring 11 hectares of rich Uzbek culture. Wander through artisan shops, visit the stunning Gur-Amir Mausoleum, and marvel at the Shakhi-Zinda Necropolis. This noon, stroll through the breathtaking Registan Square and dive into the vibrant Syob Bazaar, where you can pick up local treasures. Discover the grandeur of the Bibi Khanym Mosque before crossing into Panjakent, Tajikistan. End the day at the ruins of this ancient Sogdian city and visit the Historic-Ethnographic Rudaki Museum Panjakent which in ruins today

After breakfast, we're heading south toward the relaxed capital of Tajikistan, Dushanbe. Our drive will take us through the stunning Varzob Gorge and the fascinating Istiklal Tunnel. But here's a treat-on the way, we'll stop at the legendary Iskandarkul Lake, known as Alexander the Great's lake. Imagine this: a 340-hectare lake steeped in history, where Alexander himself might have passed by on his way to India. We'll have lunch right on the shore, soaking in those incredible views. You finally reach Dushanbe and the rest of the day is yours to explore. Take a leisurely stroll along Rudaki Avenue, the city's main street, and don't miss the chance to check out Independence Square, where you'll see the world's tallest flagpole, standing at a record-breaking 165 meters!

After breakfast, we'll kick off the day with an early morning drive to the Hissor Fortress, located just 30 km west of Dushanbe, This historic site is a must-see, offering a glimpse into Tajikistan's rich past. Enjoy delicious lunch at a local restaurant before we proceed to visit the Tajikistan United Museum, where you'll find fascinating exhibits on history, natural history, and art-including the impressive Buddha in Nirvana. Next, lets explore Dusti Square, home to the monument of Ismoili Somoni and Rudaki's monument in the central park. Take a stroll through the Botanical Garden, a lush, serene park filled with ancient trees and a favorite spot for locals, End the day at Bazaar Mehrgan, an energetic oriental market that's the busiest place in the city for your shopping spree moment.

Take a morning scenic drive to Khujand passing a 5km tunnel through the Zarafshan Valley.. Nestled on the Syr Darya River at the mouth of the Fergana Valley. Khujand is a city rich in history, with roots tracing back over 2,500 years to the era of Alexander the Great. Explore the city's ancient and storied past. Visit the Shikh Muslihiddin Mosque and Mausoleum, dating back to the 17th-19th centuries, and take in the Monument to Lenin. Next, dive into the vibrant atmosphere of the Payshanbe Oriental Bazaar, one of the largest and most lively markets in Central Asia, offering a sensory feast of sounds, sights, and flavors.

Explore Khujand today, a city rich in history and culture, located near the source of the Amu Darya River in the Fergana Valley. First stop is Somoni Park. a beloved gathering spot for locals, where you'll find the impressive statue of Ismoil Somoni, surrounded by vibrant mosaics and fountains that celebrate the city's storied past. Next, visit the grand Arbob Palace, named after S. Urunhodlaev, offering a glimpse into the architectural elegance of the 20th century, Proceed on to explore the Khujand Fortress, built in the 5th century BC. This fortress, known for its formidable defenses, has been rebuilt and restored through the ages, standing as a testament to the city's resilience. After a delightful lunch in Khujand, cross border from Tajikistan into Uzbekistan, marking the next chapter of our journey, this evening, indulge in a flavorful local dinner soaking in the vibrant atmosphere of the Uzbek capital. It's the perfect way to unwind and savor the rich culture of Tashkent.

Explore the city with delve into the poignant Museum of Victims of Political Repression, a tribute to the martyrs who fought for Uzbekistan's independence. Next, lift your eyes and spirits high with a view of the Tashkent TV Tower! It stands as one of the tallest towers in the world, silently whispering tales of modern achievements into the cityscape. Take a deep insight into Uzbek culinary culture as you visit the Besh Gozon, renowned for its giant Plov kitchen. Plov, a staple Uzbek dish made with rice, meat, vegetables, and a blend of spices, is a national favorite and a symbol of Uzbek hospitality and tradition. See the preparation of Plov in such large quantities is an art form, requiring skill and experience to perfectly balance the flavors and textures, And finally, immerse yourself in the colors, aromas, and lively chatter of Chor-Su Market. Where you can wander, shop, and perhaps snack your way through one of the city's most lively. spots.

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