8D6N MONO UZBEKISTAN

Highlights

• Uzbekistan is Rich in History and Culture, Once a Key Part of the Silk Road.
• Tashkent, Capital of Uzbekistan, the Largest City.
• Shopping at Central Asia Famous Bazaar - Chorsu Bazaar in Tashkent and Siab Bazaar in Samarkand.
• Hast Imam is the Religious Buildings in Mosque, Hold the World’s Oldest Quran Copy.
• The Ancient City of Samarkand, Listed as World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO.
• Mausoleum of Gur Emir is a World-Re-nowned Central Asian Architectural Treasure.
• Registan Square, a Complex of Three Fascinating Madrasahs.
• Shah-i Zinda Complex, One of the Mysterious Architectural Monuments in Samarkand.
• Visit the Gidjuvan Ceramics School, to Learn the History of Pottery Culture in Uzbekistan.
• Bukhara, the Holiest City in Central Asia, Listed as UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993.
• Citadel Ark, this Huge Earthen Walled Citadel, is the Oldest Structure in Bukhara.
• Po-i-Kalyan Complex, a Majestic Buildings Consisting of Mosque, Minarets and a Blue Dome Madrasa.
• Chimgan Mountain- take Chair Lift to Reach the Top to See Beldersay Peak and Enjoy the Nature.

Description

Free COVID-19 travel insurance is available for passengers up to 69 years old. Malaysians do not need a visa to visit Uzbekistan, rich in history and culture, featuring Tashkent, Samarkand, and Bukhara's UNESCO sites.