Scenic landscapes: Panoramic views of the countryside and dramatic hills and valleys.
• Cultural immersion: Visiting local villages, interacting with villagers, and learning about traditional crafts.
• Nature exploration: Scenic walks, river views, and hiking in the surrounding hills.
• Petroglyphs: Exploring the ancient rock carvings, offering a unique historical perspective on early human life.
• Uzbek cuisine: Tasting traditional dishes
• Historical sites: Visiting ancient landmarks, mosques, and workshops Gijduvan Craft Centre
The driver or guide will pick you up from the reception of your hotel, please come to reception 5 min before the tour starts and our driver or guide will meet you there
Samarkand – Ashraf village Breakfast at your accommodation in Samarkand: Start the day with a traditional Uzbek breakfast. Ensure you pack essentials, such as a camera, comfortable shoes, snacks, and any personal items for the overnight stay. • Depart from Samarkand to Ashraf Village: Begin your journey from Samarkand to Ashraf Village. The drive will take approximately 3.5 to 4 hours, passing through beautiful countryside landscapes. Arrival in Ashraf Village: Once you arrive in Ashraf, check in at a local guesthouse to drop off your bags and prepare for your day of exploration. Lunch and Petroglyph Area Welcome Lunch: Enjoy a delicious traditional meal at a local restaurant or your accommodation. Visit the Petroglyph Area: Head out to explore the Petroglyph Area, a site rich in ancient rock carvings. These petroglyphs depict scenes of prehistoric animals, hunters, and symbols that offer a glimpse into the daily life and spiritual practices of early humans. Dinner at guesthouse
Majrum Village Exploration. After breakfast, begin your drive from Ashraf to Majrum Village, which will take around 20-30 minutes. Nuratau city start a visit to the sacred Chashma Spring, a historical and spiritual site known for its mineral-rich, healing waters. The spring, believed to have been discovered by Alexander the Great during his conquest of Central Asia, is revered for its therapeutic properties. Gijduvan Craft Centre (Approx. 2-hour drive from Nuratau) Tour the Ceramic Workshops: Explore the various pottery workshops, meet master potters like the Narzullaev family, who are the torchbearers of this craft, and watch the entire process of pottery-making—from shaping clay on the wheel to glazing and firing Continue your journey to Bukhara, one of the most historic and culturally significant cities in Uzbekistan.
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