TASHKENT - the capital of Uzbekistan, one of the most ancient cities in the world and the largest in Central Asia. The city dates back to the 1st century. The word “Tashkent” means “the Stone Settlement.” During the city tour you will visit major attractions - Amir Taimur Square, Madrassah Imam Ismail Al-Bukhari, Kukeldash Madrassah, Iski Juva bazaar, etc.

KHIVA - the best preserved stop on the ancient Silk Road, unique in its beauty. Khiva was the capital of the Khivan Khanate from 1592 until the Bolshevik take-over in 1920. The city was also notable as Cenral Asia's biggest slave trade center. A 8-meter high perimeter fortress walls contain museums, mosques and minarets that comprize the old town.

BUKHARA – in Sanskrit word, Bukhara signifies "monastery". In ancient times this city was a large commercial, cultural and trade center on the Great Silk Road; caravans never missed it - the only oasis around. Bukhara with more than 140 architectural monuments is a "town museum" dating back to the Middle Ages.

SAMARKAND – one of the world's oldest cities, located in the very center of Uzbekistan in the valley of the Zeravshan River. The city is of the same age as Rome – it has more than 2500-years history. People called it “the Gem of the East” and “the City of Legends” because of its beauty and majesty.