11D9N MYSTERIOUS CENTRAL ASIA~ UZBEKISTAN, KYRGYZSTAN AND KAZAKHSTAN

Highlights

• The Ancient City of Samarkand, Listed as World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO
• Hast Imam Mosque houses the famous Ottoman Quran which is the first place hold the Quran
• Mausoleum Gur Emir is a World-Renowned Central Asian Architectural Treasure
• Ala-Too Square also a musical fountain square, one of the city’s major landmarks
• Visit the ‘Pearl of Kyrgyzstan’ Issyk Kul Lake and enjoy boat cruise with Champagne
• Explore Open-Air Museum of Petroglyphs, is a important historical site
• Burana Tower protected as a UNESCO World Heritage site, one of the famous minarets
• Visit a yurt’s maker’s family, interaction with locals’ daily life; participation in building yurts
• Almaty is the most famous and largest city in Kazakhstan, also known as the 'Apple City'
• Enjoy the best views of Medeu from the cable car that you can take up to the largest Shymbulak Ski Resort in Kazakhstan
• Visit Huns' Ethno-village, immerse yourself in the daily life of ancient Kazakhs, experience traditional customs and yurt storytelling
• Watch a horse-riding tricks show, witness a warrior battle, and partake in archery and crafting
• Shopping at Central Asia Famous Bazaar, Chorsu Bazaar in Tashkent, Siab Bazaar in Samarkand and Green Bazaar in Almaty.

Description

Free COVID-19 travel insurance is available for passengers up to 69. Malaysians don't need a visa. Enjoy cultural sites in Samarkand, Kyrgyzstan, and Kazakhstan, including UNESCO sites, local interactions, and shopping a