07:45 - Transfer from the hotel to the northern station.
08:56 - Departure of a high-speed train to Bukhara.
12:45 - Arrival in Bukhara by train, transfer to the hotel. Accommodation.
City Tour:
The Mausoleum of the Samanids is a dynastic mausoleum of the Samanids in the historical center of Bukhara, built at the turn of the 9th and 10th centuries. The mausoleum is one of the oldest monuments of Central Asian monumental architecture and an architectural monument of world significance.
The Ark Citadel is an ancient fortress in the northwestern part of Bukhara. It is located on a hill, which is a layering of the monumental structures of the city's citadel, layered on top of each other for more than 2000 years.
The Chashma-Ayyub Mausoleum (Uzbek: Chashmayi Ayyub - lit. “Source of Ayyub (Job)”) is one of the most mysterious buildings in Bukhara, a traditionally revered place, a well with a spring, according to legend, that arose at the behest of the biblical Job-Ayyub.
Complex "Poi-Kalyan" ("Poi-Kalyan" is translated as "the foot of the minaret"). - the most popular place to visit in Bukhara, consisting of the Kalyan minaret and the Kalyan mosque and the Miri-Arab madrasah located at its foot.
Ensemble Lyabi-Khauz (16-17th century). - (literally - "the shore of the pool"). This is the largest artificial reservoir of medieval Bukhara. It was dug around 1620 between the khanaka and the madrasah, built by order of the khan's vizier Nadir Divan-begi. These new buildings, together with the Kukeldash Madrasah, formed a perfect architectural ensemble with a reservoir in the center.
Trade domes.
Breakfast in the hotel. Departure for a country excursion:
The Nakshbandi memorial complex is the most important Muslim shrine, a place of pilgrimage. It is known that Nakshbandi was Temur's spiritual mentor. He urged people to be modest, rejected luxury. His philosophy was based on the principle: "Dil ba eru das bokur" ("God is in the heart, and work is in the hands").
Sitorai Mokhi-Khosa Palace - the residence of the Emir of Bukhara - was built in 1912-1918. by order of the last emir of Bukhara, Mir Sayyid Alimkhan. The best Bukhara masters of that time, as well as two Russian engineers Margulis and Sakovich, took part in the construction.
Necropolis Chor-Bakr - it is also called the "city of the dead". The first burials appeared here a thousand years ago, when there was a small settlement of dervishes nearby. But the magnificent architectural ensemble, which is now visited by thousands of pilgrims and tourists, was built only in the 16th century.
Seeing off at the station, train departure at 15:52.
19:08 - arrival in Tashkent, transfer to the hotel.
