Samarkand in one day

We start our day with a visit to Registan Square, the heart of Samarkand. There are three majestic madrassahs here: Ulugbek, Sher-Dor and Tillya-Kari, which are vivid examples of Islamic architecture and mosaic art. You will learn about the history of these and their significance for the city.

Then we will go to the Gur-Emir Mausoleum, where the great conqueror Tamerlane rests. This structure, with its magnificent dome and exquisite finishes, is an important monument to the history and culture of the region.

We will visit one of the largest mosques in Central Asia, built in the XIV century by Tamerlane. XIV century by order of Tamerlane. The mosque is astonishing in its scale and beauty, and you will learn about its significance and history.

Included in our itinerary is a visit to the colorful Siab Bazaar, where you can feel the true spirit of the oriental market. Here you can buy fresh fruits, spices, sweets and souvenirs.

We will stop at one of the cozy local cafes to taste traditional Uzbek dishes such as pilaf, shish kebab, somsa and tea. This is a time to relax and enjoy the local cuisine.

After lunch we will go to Shahi-Zinda, a complex of mausoleums and one of the most revered places in Samarkand. one of the most revered places in Samarkand. This is where Tamerlane's relatives and cronies are buried here. You will walk along picturesque alley and see magnificent examples of mosaics and architecture.

We'll visit the observatory of Ulugbek, one of the greatest astronomers of the Middle Ages. You'll learn about his contributions to science and see the remnants of his amazing astronomical instruments.

We will finish our day with a walk in the park and a visit to the monument to Amir Temur. It's a great place to take photos and enjoy the evening atmosphere of the city.

In the evening we will return to the city center for a farewell dinner in one of the best restaurants in Samarkand. Here you will be able to share impressions of the past day and enjoy exquisite local cuisine.