FLIGHT
DEPARTURE DATES
17 SEP 2026
01 OCT 2026
08 OCT 2026
15 OCT 2026
22 OCT 2026
ITINERARY
TOUR CONDUCTED IN ENGLISH.
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PRICE PER PAX
RM12,800 nett
Early Bird Save Up to RM1,000*
* Limited to first 10pax only
* Single Supplement Fee RM1,800
JOURNEY THROUGH TIME
Step into Uzbekistan, the heart of the Silk Road. Discover the ancient cities of Khiva, Bukhara, and Samarkand, where magnificent madrasahs, bustling bazaars, and centuries-old architecture tell stories of a glorious past. From the iconic Registan Square to the lively Chorsu Bazaar in Tashkent and the scenic Chimgan Mountains, experience a journey rich in culture, heritage, and unforgettable landscapes.
FEATURED
1 domestic flight included
2 high-speed train ride included
Discover the Silk Road legacy
Kumbel Ridge cable car into Chimgan Mountains
Plov-making class at Shirin Village
TRAVEL ROUTE
OUR BRAND PROMISE
Handcrafted Itinerary with a daily theme
Fine selection of hotels
Handpicked restaurants for a memorable dining experience
Personal time to explore
The moment of your trip
BUKHARA
HERITAGE HAVEN
Bukhara, one of the jewels of Uzbekistan, is a city where history and tradition come alive. Once a major stop along the Silk Road, it flourished as a center of trade, culture, and Islamic learning. Today, Bukhara’s old town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to over 140 architectural monuments that tell stories of centuries past. From the majestic Kalyan Minaret and the serene Poi-Kalyan complex to bustling bazaars and ancient caravanserais, every corner reveals its rich legacy. With its timeless charm, welcoming atmosphere, and preserved heritage, Bukhara offers travelers an unforgettable glimpse into Central Asia’s vibrant past.
SAMARKAND
BLUE MAJESTY
Samarkand, often called the “Pearl of the Silk Road,” is a city where ancient grandeur meets timeless beauty. Known for its dazzling blue-tiled monuments and rich history, it has long been a crossroads of cultures, science, and trade. The heart of the city, Registan Square, stuns with its majestic madrasahs, while the iconic Gur-e-Amir mausoleum and Bibi-Khanym Mosque showcase Islamic artistry at its finest. As one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities, Samarkand blends legend and living tradition, offering travelers a glimpse into centuries of splendor. Here, every mosaic, dome, and marketplace whispers stories of a glorious past.
SHIRIN VILLAGE
HOSPITALITY & TRADITIONS
Nestled in the countryside near Bukhara, Shirin Village offers a rare glimpse into the authentic rhythm of Uzbek rural life. This peaceful village is known for its warm hospitality and preserved traditions. Here, travellers will enjoy a Plov-making Masterclass, learning how Uzbekistan’s beloved national dish is prepared using traditional methods passed down through generations. During the harvest season, travellers may also join the cotton picking experience, a unique opportunity to take part in a long-standing rural tradition and gain a deeper appreciation of Uzbekistan’s agricultural heritage while connecting with the local community beyond the historic Silk Road cities.
CHIMGAN MOUNTAINS
MOUNTAIN ESCAPE
Located just outside Tashkent, the Chimgan Mountains offer a refreshing escape into nature and one of Uzbekistan’s most scenic landscapes. Part of the western Tian Shan range, this area is known for its cool mountain air, sweeping valleys, and panoramic views. A highlight of the visit is the Kumbel Ridge Cable Car, which gently carries travellers above rolling hills and alpine scenery to stunning viewpoints overlooking the surrounding peaks. From the summit, enjoy breathtaking vistas and the peaceful beauty of the mountains. This experience provides a relaxing contrast to the historic Silk Road cities, showcasing another side of Uzbekistan’s diverse landscapes.
TASHKENT
MAGIC CITY
Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, is a dynamic city where ancient Silk Road heritage meets modern vibrance. Known as the “Magic City,” it charms visitors with a unique blend of history, culture, and contemporary life. Wander through bustling bazaars like Chorsu, where colourful spices and local crafts capture the essence of Central Asia. Admire grand mosques, elegant madrasahs, and Soviet-era monuments that tell stories of the city’s layered past. Tree-lined boulevards, parks, and modern squares add a refreshing balance. With its welcoming spirit, Tashkent offers travelers a gateway into Uzbekistan’s traditions while showcasing the lively energy of a thriving capital.
WHAT'S
INCLUDED
- Return flight tickets
- 4 star hotels or similar
- Meals as per itinerary
- Guided tours with local guide
- 2 High-speed train ride
- Kunya Ark entrance
- Pahlavon Mahmud Mausoleum entrance
- Sitora-i Mokhi Khosa entrance
- The Ark Citadel entrance
- Kalon Complex entrance
- Gur-Emir Mausoleum entrance
- Registan Square entrance
- Shakh-i Zinda Necropolis entrance
- Kumbel Ridge cable car entrance
- Plov-making masterclass
- Airport taxes & tips
- Complimentary 1 bottled water per day
WHAT'S
NOT INCLUDED
- Travel insurance
- Meals not included as per shown in the itinerary
- Luggage porterage service