Blue domes of Samarkand

08:30 Meeting with the guide and transport at the hotel.
City tour:

• Registan Square (XV-XVII centuries) is the heart of Samarkand. The main square of the city is framed by three majestic madrasahs. The buildings are decorated with magnificent majolica and mosaics.
• The Bibi Khanum Mosque (XIV-XV centuries) is a project conceived by Timur as the largest mosque of that time. However, due to design errors, the mosque began to collapse almost immediately after construction.
• Siab Bazaar is an oriental market that was formed here in the Middle Ages. The market impresses with its colorfulness and variety of products and goods offered.
• Mausoleum of Gur Emir (XV century.) - burial of the Timurid dynasty. A unique architectural monument with an unforgettable blue-blue dome and an interior decorated with gold.

Lunch at the restaurant – Samarkand plov!
After lunch, continue the tour:

• The Shahi Zinda complex (XI-XIX centuries) is the so-called "City of the Dead". More than 20 unique buildings of various times of construction stand in a row and create a unique impression.
• Visit "Meros" workshop for production of handmade silk paper.
• The Ulugbek Observatory (XV century) was the most progressive in its time. Now only the underground part of the 30-meter sextant, an instrument for observing the luminaries, has been preserved.
• The mausoleum of Khoja Doniyar - Saint Daniel the prophet, recognized by Muslims, Christians and Jews. Amazing legends, legends and historical facts are associated with this place.

18:30 Return to the hotel and end of the tour

Tour cost for foreign citizens – from 60$ per person
The price includes: tour guide, transport, entrance tickets according to the program, lunch.