Uzbekistan

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Uzbekistan is a treasure trove of Islamic history, known as the birthplace of revered and thinkers, including the legendary Imam Bukhari.

His profound contributions to Hadith literature continue to influence millions of Muslims around the world.

The country is adorned with stunning architecture, from intricate mosques to majestic madrasas, each the story of its rich heritage.

Our amazing package invites you to explore this captivating land, including the vibrant cities of Tashkent, Samarkand, and Bukhara.

With return flights and 4-star hotel accommodations in each city, your comfort is our priority.

Enjoy delicious breakfasts and extensive guided tours led by Ustadh Asim Khan, the author of the bestselling "The Simple Seerah" book series, who will immerse you in the historical and cultural significance of each site. Embark on this remarkable journey through Uzbekistan's Islamic heritage.

Check out our example itinerary below to start planning your unforgettable adventure!

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INCLUDED

- Return Flights with 23kg luggage allowance

- Hotel Stay:

Tashkent: 4* Inspira S Hotel or similar

Samarkand: 4* Siab Hotel or similar

Bukhara: 4* Ramada Encore by Wyndham or similar

- Breakfast included throughout Tour

- Ground Transportation inc High Speed Trains

Tashkent to Samarkand

Samarkand to Bukhara

Bukhara to Tashkent

- Entrance tickets to Monuments and Museums

- Reputable Scholar + English speaking guide

- Team Leaders from UK

NOT INCLUDED

- Any Service not mentioned in the "included" list

- Lunch & Dinner

- Extras at Hotel

- Any tips for Hotels or locals

Basic Tour Details & Inclusions

FLIGHTS

London or Manchester

HOTELS

4* Accomodation

GUIDED TOURS

Expert Guides

MEALS

Breakfast

included

TRANSPORT

Full Ground

WIFI

Free with Hotels

ATOL PROTECTED

Safe & Secure Bookings

JUMMAH

Jummah in Uzbekistan

LECTURES

By reputable Scholars

FAMILY FRIENDLY

Children Welcome

IDEAL DATES

Perfect Weather

GOODY BAG

Just in case ;)

QUAD SHARE

TRIPLE SHARE

DOUBLE SHARE

SINGLE (NO SHARE)

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EXAMPLE
ITINERARY

DAY 1 | ARRIVAL IN TASHKENT

Arrival in Tashkent
Meet & greet at the airport
Transfer to hotel
Early check-in and rest day after travel
Free time to relax and recover from the journey
Overnight stay in Tashkent

DAY 2 | TASHKENT CITY TOUR

Breakfast at hotel
Visit the historic Hast Imam Complex
Explore the Islamic Civilization Center & Muyi Muborak Museum, home to the famous Quran attributed to Caliph Uthman (رضي الله عنه)
Free time at Magic City Park
Explore the beauty and atmosphere of modern Tashkent
Overnight stay in Tashkent

DAY 3 | TASHKENT → SAMARKAND

Breakfast at hotel
Transfer to railway station
Journey on the high-speed Afrosiyob train to Samarkand
Check-in at hotel
Guided city tour of Samarkand including:
- Registan Square
- Ulugh Beg Madrasa
- Sher-Dor Madrasa
- Tillya-Kori Madrasa
- Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum (Tomb of Amir Temur)
- Bibi-Khanym Mosque
- Siab Bazaar
Overnight stay in Samarkand

DAY 4 | SAMARKAND ZIYARAT & HISTORICAL TOUR

Breakfast at hotel
Visit the Imam Al-Bukhari Complex
Ziyarat to Hazrati Daniyar (Saint Daniel’s Tomb)
Visit the historic Ulugh Beg Observatory
Explore the spiritual and scholarly legacy of Samarkand
Overnight stay in Samarkand

DAY 5 | SAMARKAND → BUKHARA

Breakfast at hotel
High-speed train journey to Bukhara
Check-in at hotel
Half-day guided tour of Bukhara including:
- Lyabi-Hauz Ensemble
- Nodir Devonbegi Madrasa
- Magoki-Attori Mosque
Free evening to explore the Old City atmosphere
Overnight stay in Bukhara

DAY 6 | BUKHARA FULL DAY TOUR → TASHKENT

Breakfast at hotel
Full-day exploration of historic Bukhara including:
- Poi Kalon Complex
- Kalon Minaret
- Kalon Mosque
- Mir Arab Madrasa
- Ark Fortress
- Bolo Hauz Mosque
- Chor Minor
- Traditional Trading Domes & bazaars
Evening walking tour through the Old City
Evening transfer back to Tashkent
Overnight stay in Tashkent

DAY 7 | SHOPPING & DEPARTURE

Early breakfast
Shopping opportunities at:
- Chorsu Bazaar
- Samarkand Darvoza Mall
- Local souvenir markets & shopping centres
Transfer to airport
Departure from Uzbekistan

Important Travel Advice Uzbekistan (September–October)

Weather Conditions

September and October are considered some of the best months to visit Uzbekistan. The intense summer heat begins to ease, with temperatures usually ranging between 18–30°C depending on the city and month.

September: Warm and pleasant during the day
October: Cooler mornings and evenings, especially later in the month

The weather is generally comfortable for walking tours, sightseeing, and outdoor exploration.

Clothing Recommendations

Light clothing is suitable during the daytime
A light jacket or hoodie is recommended for evenings and early mornings
Comfortable walking shoes are essential due to extensive walking in historic sites and bazaars
Sunglasses and sunscreen are still advised during sunny day

Dress Code for Religious Sites

When visiting mosques and sacred Islamic sites:

Modest clothing is required for both males and females throughout our Tours
Shoulders and knees should be covered
Women are strongly advised to observe Hijab and modest clothing on all our Tours.

Currency & Payments

Local currency: Uzbek Som (UZS)
Exchange rates at the airport are usually convenient
Credit/debit cards are accepted in many hotels and restaurants
Cash is recommended for bazaars, taxis, and smaller shops

SIM Cards & Internet

Local SIM cards can easily be purchased at the airport
Wi-Fi is generally available in hotels, cafés, and restaurants

Water & Health

Bottled water is recommended throughout the trip
Stay hydrated during long walking tours
Basic medications for headaches, travel sickness, or stomach discomfort are advisable to bring

Transport & Safety

Uzbekistan is widely regarded as a safe and welcoming destination for tourists
Keep valuables and travel documents secure
Use transport arranged through your tour operator where possible

Time Zone

Uzbekistan operates on GMT +5

Shopping Tips

Bargaining is common in local bazaars and markets. Popular souvenirs include:

Silk scarves and textiles
Handmade ceramics
Traditional spices
Dry fruits and nuts
Islamic art and crafts

Electricity

Voltage: 220V
Plug Types: European Type C & F

Additional Advice for Autumn Travel

Autumn is harvest season in Uzbekistan, meaning markets are full of fresh fruits such as melons, grapes, pomegranates, and figs
Weather can vary between cities, so layered clothing is recommended
Sunset arrives earlier in October, so evenings can become noticeably cooler