Itinerary
- Ismail Samani Mausoleum: The only preserved structure from the most flourished period. More than 1000-year-old mausoleum combining 3 architectural styles of 3 religions
- A well, the emergence of which is connected with the story of the prophet Job. Inside is the Museum of Water Supply in the old Bukhara.
- Memorial Complex of Imam Al Bukhari: A new museum building about the life of religious learner Imam Al-Bukhari.
- Bolo Hauz Mosque: A functioning 300-year-old mosque with outstanding wooden columns. A chill-out square with benches and trees.
- Ark of Bukhara: The citadel of ancient Bukhara, the residence of Emirs.
- Great Minaret of the Kalon: A beautifully standing 900-year-old minaret and The picturesque Ensemble of The Poi Kalon. Includes The Kalon Minaret, The Grand Mosque of Kalon, and The religious school of Miri-Arab
- Taqi-Zargaron: A trading dome with craft workshops and souvenir shops of silk carpets, ceramics, embroidery and clothes.
- Kosh Madrasah: Includes two madrasahs facing each other with unparalleled facades representing two outstanding historical periods
- Taqi-Telpakfurushon Market: A trading dome on the crossing of the 5 trading streets. Features a bathhouse of the 16th century, miniature and embroidery workshops.
- A mosque in depth that once was a temple of fire.
- Taqi-Sarrafon Market: a trading dome with souvenir shops and miniature workshops. The description of caravansaries.
- Lyab-i-Hauz: The ensemble features 3 monuments: Devonbegi Madrasah, Devonbegi Khanaka and the pond Devonbegi. A lively and chilly place next to the pond for sitting under the shade and having some drinks.
- The biggest madrasah in the old town with unique wall paintings describing the routine life of the old Bukhara.
Includes
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Magoki Attori Mosque and carpet meusium
- Ark of Bukhara
Details
This one-day excursion in the old town describes eye-catching monuments, centuries-old crafts, unique traditions, and current trends. Travellers can enjoy the historical atmosphere by standing amid medieval buildings and experiencing the influence of the Great Silk Road and Islam. It features coffee breaks and a vehicle, where necessary.
Know Before You Go
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- Female guide available
