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Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Ashgabat, Turkmenistan
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Wander through Chorsu Bazaars vibrant stalls of spices, fabrics, and Uzbek street food
Admire Registan Squares majestic madrasahs, the crown jewel of Samarkands legacy
Experience Bukharas Lyabi-Hauz Ensemble with its peaceful pools and madrasahs
Visit Gur Emir Mausoleum, the stunning resting place of conqueror Timur (Tamerlane)
Walk among Koneurgenchs ruins, including the haunting Sultan Tekesh Mausoleum
Step into a living museum as you explore the wonders of Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan on this relaxed-paced, 15-day sightseeing tour tailored for experienced travelers. Roam Tashkent’s historic mosques and lively bazaars, marvel at Samarkand’s Registan Square, and be captivated by Bukhara’s desert fortresses. Cross into Turkmenistan to discover the haunting ruins of Merv and the futuristic cityscape of Ashgabat, home to the world’s tallest enclosed Ferris wheel. The trip’s standout feature is its seamless blend of ancient Silk Road treasures and modern marvels, creating a richly textured journey through Central Asia’s past and present.