Uzbekistan & Kazakhstan: Queens of the Silk Road

10 Nights & 11 Days

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Bukhara, Tashkent, Almaty and Samarkand

Departure Month

September

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Sept. 11, 2025

Sept. 21, 2025

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Ride the world-famous Tashkent Metro—an underground art gallery!
Stand before the 7th-century Quran of Caliph Osman
Wander the madrassahs and mosques of Samarkand and Bukhara.
Lose yourself in the maze of Chorsu Bazaar.
Capture golden hour in Khiva’s ancient walled city.
Dine on traditional Uzbek plov with a modern twist.
Experience live folk music in the courtyards of centuries-old caravanserais.

What's Included

Accommodation All 4 Star Hotels
Meals Most Meals Included
Transfers Private Transfers
Tour Manager Dedicated Tour Manager
Tips Tips Included
Guide Local Guide
Monuments Entry Fees Included

Itinerary

Introduction
Step into a world where ancient cities whisper secrets of the Silk Road, and vibrant markets sing with colors and spices. This women's cultural journey through Uzbekistan invites you to immerse yourself in timeless architecture, bustling bazaars, and the warmth of Uzbek hospitality. Explore the soul of Central Asia with fellow women travelers on a path paved with history, culture, and unforgettable memories.

Day 1:
“Timeless Tashkent” – Where Ancient Spirit Meets Modern Soul

Welcome to Tashkent, the vibrant capital where history greets you around every corner! Upon arrival, you'll meet your guide and fellow travelers for a warm welcome before diving straight into a cultural deep-dive of this lively city. We kick things off with a scenic ride on the Tashkent Metro, one of the most beautiful underground systems in the world—each station a unique artistic gem. We'll then visit the Monument of Courage, commemorating the 1966 earthquake that reshaped the city with resilience. Marvel at the ancient Kaffal Shashi Mausoleum, the regal Barak Khan Madrassah, and the sacred Muy-Mubarak Mosque—home to one of the oldest Qurans in existence. We'll wrap up with a wander through Charsu Bazaar, where the aroma of spices and fresh bread fills the air and the heart.
Mercure hotel or Similar
Breakfast, Dinner

Day 2:
“Silk Road Express” – All Aboard the Journey to Splendor

Rise and shine for a scenic ride back in time! After an early breakfast, we board the sleek Afrasiyab high-speed train to the fabled city of Samarkand, we dive into the heart of history with a full-day city tour. Feel the pulse of centuries at Registan Square, where three majestic madrassahs echo with scholarly greatness. Marvel at the grandeur of the Bibi Khanum Mosque, a tribute to beauty and power, and step into the past at Guri Amir Mausoleum, the final resting place of Amir Temur himself. At the Afrasiyab Museum, uncover the layers of Samarkand’s ancient soul. Evening calls for a hearty dinner and some well-deserved rest under Samarkand’s starlit skies.
Hilton Garden Inn hotel or similar
Breakfast, Dinner

Day 3:
“Celestial Blue” – Where Astronomy Meets Artistry

Today’s journey dives deeper into Samarkand’s mystique. After breakfast, we explore the Shakh-i-Zinda complex—an alley of brilliantly tiled mausoleums that feel like walking through a kaleidoscope of devotion. Next, gaze to the stars at the Ulugbek Observatory, where science met the skies in the 15th century. Then it’s off to the peaceful Konigil Village, where we’ll witness the ancient art of making paper from mulberry bark—a tradition passed down with love.
Hilton Garden Inn hotel or similar
Breakfast, Dinner

Day 4:
“Palace & Pilgrims” – Whispers of the Sufi and the Sultan

We bid farewell to Samarkand and board the high-speed train to Bukhara. On arrival, we step into an open-air museum—Bukhara, city of poets and mystics. Our visit begins at the Samanid Mausoleum and Chashma Ayub, a site of healing waters. Then it’s on to the stunning Sitorai Mohi Hosa—the elegant summer palace of the last Emir, a dreamy blend of East and West.
Malika Bukhara hotel or similar
Breakfast, Dinner

Day 5:
“Bazaar Tales” – Minarets, Madrassahs & Memories

Strolling through Bukhara’s ancient heartbeat. Our walking tour includes the graceful Bolo Hauz Mosque, the ancient fortress Ark Citadel, and the towering Kalon Minaret—once so awe-inspiring, even Genghis Khan spared it! We continue to Miri-Arab Madrassah, then shop, sip, and soak in the ambiance of Lyabi Hauz and Coumpol Bazaar. The city's past lingers in every corner, waiting to be discovered. After the tour, we transfer to the station for an evening train to Tashkent. Arrival and transfer to the hotel.
Mercure hotel or Similar
Breakfast, Dinner

Day 6:
“Mountain Bliss” – Nature’s Spa Day in Chimgan

Time to rejuvenate! After breakfast, we escape to the Chimgan Mountains—Uzbekistan’s answer to the Alps. Take a chairlift ride to heavenly heights and soak in panoramic views. Snap Insta-worthy pics, inhale the alpine air, and feel the stress melt away. Then, enjoy a laid-back afternoon at Charvak Reservoir, where locals love to swim, fish, and laugh. Take a dip, rent a canoe, or just bask in the sun before heading back to Tashkent.
Mercure hotel or Similar
Breakfast, Dinner

Day 7:
“Two Cities, One Spirit” - From Tashkent to Almaty

After breakfast, we fly to Almaty, Kazakhstan—a modern city rooted in tradition and ringed by snow-capped peaks. Upon arrival, we explore Republic Square, the Presidential Palace, the Monument of Independence, and the captivating Central State Museum. End the day high above the city at Kok Tobe Park, where you can sip coffee while watching the sun dip behind the mountains.
Ramada by Wyndham/Grand Tien Shan or Similar
Breakfast, Dinner

Day 8:
“Kazakh Chronicles” – Tradition in Every Touch

Today is a celebration of culture! After breakfast, we step into the Kazakh Ethno-Village "Huns", where we’ll take part in a cooking class and enjoy a traditional lunch. In the afternoon, wander Panfilov Park, admire the colorful Ascension Cathedral, and shop like a local in the buzzing Green Bazaar.
Ramada by Wyndham/Grand Tien Shan or Similar
Breakfast, Dinner

Day 9:
“Nature’s Masterpiece” – The Canyon, the Lakes & the Locals

After breakfast, we head out to the surreal Charyn Canyon, also known as the “Grand Canyon of Central Asia.” Its red rock formations are pure magic! Later, explore the serene Kolsay and Kaindy Lakes, jewel-toned waters set among the Tien Shan Mountains. A traditional lunch with a local family brings warmth to the day.
Ramada by Wyndham/Grand Tien Shan or Similar
Breakfast, Dinner

Day 10:
“Peaks and Falcons” – Where Mountains Meet Majesty

Our final full day is packed with alpine adventure! Visit the Medeo Skating Rink and Shymbulak Ski Resort for breathtaking views. Take a refreshing trek through Ayusai Gorge, and watch an awe-inspiring Falcon Show at “Sunkar.” We close the day with a visit to the Park of the First President before gathering for a farewell dinner filled with laughter and reflections.
Ramada by Wyndham/Grand Tien Shan or Similar
Breakfast, Dinner

Day 11:
“So Long, Sisters” – Farewell, But Never Goodbye

After breakfast, it's time to pack up memories and souvenirs. Check out and transfer to the airport for your journey home—with a heart full of stories, and maybe a few happy tears.
Ramada by Wyndham/Grand Tien Shan or Similar
Breakfast

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this tour suitable for solo women travelers?

Absolutely! Many of our participants are solo travelers. This itinerary is designed to foster connection, community, and safety.

What should I wear while visiting religious sites?

Please dress modestly—covering shoulders and knees. A scarf for head covering is appreciated at some mosques.

How active is this trip? Will there be a lot of walking?

There will be moderate walking during city tours. Comfortable shoes are highly recommended, especially in historical areas with cobblestones.

Will we have free time to explore or shop on our own?

Yes! While the itinerary is rich with experiences, we ensure free time for you to wander, sip tea, or shop for souvenirs.

What kind of food should I expect?

Uzbek cuisine is hearty and flavorful—think kebabs, rice dishes, fresh salads, and delicious bread. Vegetarian options are available upon request.

Do I need to exchange currency in advance?

It’s easy to exchange money upon arrival. Your guide will help you find a trustworthy exchange service.
Travel Details & Policies
All transfers and sightseeing on a private basis 
Local guides
Tipping for all concerned people (cruise, guide, drivers, restaurants, hotels, representative & etc)
All meals as per the itinerary
Accommodation on a twin sharing basis
2 mineral water bottles per person during the day
Expert Tour Manager 
GST
TCS
International flights
Visa. We can however connect you to one of external visa assistance team
Travel Insurance is not included
Porterage, laundry, telephone charges, shopping, wines & alcoholic beverages, mineral water, items of a personal nature and food or drink which is not part of a set group menu and medical expenses
Meals and all other services which are not mentioned in the itinerary
Early check in or late check out
Optional Tours and activities if any
Cost of pre or post tour hotel accommodation
Individual airport transfer & additional transfer required due to any emergency situation or arriving by flight that does not match with the majority of the group
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