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THE ARTISANS OF THE SILK ROAD
Route: Tashkent — Khiva — Bukhara — Nurata — Kyzylkum — Aydarkul — Samarkand — Shakhrisabz — Samarkand — Tashkent Uzbekistan is far more than turquoise domes and majestic madrasas. Along the Silk Road, a living heritage is handed down from generation to generation: woodcarvers in Khiva, silk weavers, miniature painters in Bukhara, ceramicists in Gijduvan. This journey invites you to step through the workshop doors and meet the hands that keep these centuries-old crafts alive. Practical Information 🏨 Comfort level. Carefully selected 3★ hotels in each city. One night in a traditional yurt in the Kyzylkum Desert (simple comfort, authentic hospitality). The rest of the journey offers standard comfort. 🚶 Fitness level. Accessible to all travellers, with no particular physical demands. The Khiva – Bukhara day (day 4) involves a long drive across the desert (approximately 7 hours). Comfortable shoes are recommended for sightseeing and workshops. ☀️ Climate. Pack light clothing in summer (April–September) with a cardigan for the evenings, especially in the desert where temperature differences between day and night can be significant. In winter (October–March), warm clothing is essential. 📌 Please note. The order of visits may be adjusted according to local conditions, without altering the content of the programme.
THE JEWELS OF UZBEKISTAN
From the ancient oasis of Khorezm to the turquoise domes of Samarkand, this two-week circuit immerses you in the soul of Uzbekistan. You will explore cities inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, sleep under the stars in a yurt camp in the Kyzylkum Desert, and share daily life with Uzbek families in mountain villages. A complete itinerary weaving together great historic cities, unspoilt nature and authentic encounters.