Samarkand day tour by local guides

Guide will pick up from hotel. We will start with Guri Amir (Grave of Temurlane) . Lunch Pilaf (you can choose by yourself) Next step, Registan square: Ulugbek madrasah, Sherdor madras and TIllakor madrasah. Shakhizinda, Bibikhanim mosque and museum, Siyab bazar and First mosque Xazrati Xizr

In The evening, music light show in Registan square is recommended at _____

Day 2 SAMARKAND

After breakfast, a local guide meets with tourists around 9:30 morning at hotel.

Starting with Ulugbek observatory, Fisrt mosque, carpet factory and paper factory, Afrasiyab museum, grave of Daniel. Additional Silk Road touristic city!

Registan Square:

Details: The central square of Samarkand, adorned with three grand madrasas - Ulugh Beg, Sher-Dor, and Tillya-Kori, showcasing stunning Islamic architecture and intricate tilework. It has been a hub of commerce, culture, and education for centuries.

Ulugbek Madrasah:

Details: Founded by Ulugh Beg, the grandson of Tamerlane, in the 15th century. The madrasa features a large courtyard, classrooms, and a mosque, reflecting the intellectual legacy of the

Timurid period.

Sherdor Madrasah:

Details: Known for its iconic tiger mosaics, Sherdor Madrasah was built in the 17th century. The mosaics depict roaring tigers, an image not commonly found in Islamic art, symbolizing the strength of the ruling empire.

Tilla Kori Madrasah:

Details: Constructed in the 17th century, Tilla Kori Madrasah translates to "Gilded," referring to its golden dome. It combines educational and religious spaces with lavish decoration.

Gori Amir Mausoleum:

Details: The final resting place of Timur (Tamerlane), the 14th-century conqueror. The mausoleum features a blue dome and intricate tilework, creating a splendid example of Timurid architecture.

Oq Saroq (White Palace) in Samarkand:

Details: Associated with Amir Timur, the White Palace exhibits white marble structures and ornate designs, reflecting the grandeur of Timurid architecture.

Bibi-Khanym Mosque:

Details: Commissioned by Timur in the 14th century in honor of his wife, Bibi-Khanym. The mosque is known for its colossal size, intricate tilework, and grand entrance.

Bibi-Khanym Museum:

Details: Adjacent to the mosque, the museum provides historical context and artifacts related to Bibi-Khanym and Timur's reign.

Siab Bazaar:

Details: A vibrant market where locals and visitors can explore spices, textiles, and traditional Uzbek crafts. It offers a lively atmosphere and a glimpse into daily life.

First Mosque Xazrati Xizir:

Details: An ancient mosque associated with the legendary figure Khizr. It is a sacred place attracting visitors for its spiritual significance.

Shah-i-Zinda:

Details: A stunning necropolis with mausoleums adorned with intricate blue tilework. It is a sacred site believed to be the burial place of Kusam Ibn Abbas.

Ulugbek Observatory:

Details: Constructed by Ulugh Beg in the 15th century, the observatory played a significant role in advancing astronomical knowledge during that era.

Afrasiyab Museum:

Details: Located near the Afrasiyab archaeological site, the museum exhibits artifacts from the ancient city, offering insights into the region's history.

Daniel Museum:

Details: A religious site believed to house the remains of the biblical figure Daniel. Pilgrims and visitors frequent the museum for its spiritual significance.

Konigil Paper Factory:

Details: A workshop preserving the traditional art of papermaking from mulberry bark, showcasing Uzbek craftsmanship and artistic traditions.

Samarkand-Bukhara Carpet Factory:

Details: A venue where visitors can observe the intricate process of handcrafting traditional Uzbek carpets. It provides insights into the region's rich textile heritage and craftsmanship.

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