Assemble at Changi International Airport, taking a flight to Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan and the largest city in Central Asia. Arrival Tashkent International airport. Meet and greet at the airport. Transfer and accommodation to the hotel.

Embark on a morning flight to Urgench and transfer to Khiva for a captivating exploration of the oldest city in Uzbekistan. Dive into the enchanting Ichan-Qala, a fortified inner city with centuries-old structures, including palaces, mosques, Madrasahs, Mausoleums, Minarets, Caravan-Sarais, and Bathhouses. Recognized as a historical and architectural conservation area since 1969, Ichan-Qala boasts over 400 traditional dwelling houses and about 60 architectural marvels. Uncover landmarks like the 17th-century Kunya-Ark fortress, the impressive Kalta Minor minaret, and the magnificent Tash Khouvli palace—a Khorezm architectural masterpiece from the 1830s.

Transfer to the captivating city of Bukhara in the morning. This living museum of the Middle Ages boasts over 140 architectural marvels, picturesque narrow streets, and lush parks. The journey through the renowned Kizilkum desert provides stunning views of the mighty Amu Darya River, the deepest in Central Asia. Upon arrival, indulge in free time before a comfortable night's stay in a hotel.

Explore Ancient Wonders in Bukhara, visit the historic Citadel Ark, witness the architectural marvel of the Samanids Mausoleum, and experience the spiritual charm of Chashma Ayub. Discover the elegance of the Bolo-Hauz Mosque and explore the vibrant Nodir Divan Begi Madrasah. Conclude your journey at the iconic Poi Kalon complex, showcasing the grandeur of Kalon Minaret and the timeless Mir Arab Madrasah. Uncover the magic of Bukhara's ancient wonders in every corner of this captivating city.

After breakfast, transfer to Samarkand, a city echoing the age of Babylon and Rome. Explore iconic sites like the breathtaking Registan Square, adorned with three captivating Madrasahs from the 15th to 17th centuries. Delve into the Shakhi-Zindeh complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring mausoleums from the 11th to 15th centuries. Stroll the vibrant local Broadway, offering souvenirs, teahouses, and workshops. Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere of the National Bazaar Siab, where traditional Uzbek crafts and sweets abound. Conclude your day at the Samarkand paper workshop, unraveling the art of silk paper production.

Today, we shall start the journey to Panjakent, crossing the Jartepo border checkpoint and reuniting with the group. En-route, explore the intriguing Sarazm archaeological site, boasting a 5500-year history and the remnants of an ancient city dating back to the 5th-6th centuries B.C. Recognized as one of Central Asia's oldest cities (V-VIII centuries), Sarazm thrived with farming, cattle-breeding, and crafts. By the late 4th millennium B.C., Sarazm became a major metallurgy center, thanks to the wealth of resources found in Zarafshon's mountains. Gold, silver, copper, lead, and tin fueled Sarazm's robust economy and advanced industrial culture. Conclude this historical exploration with visits to the Museum and the ruins of Old Panjakent and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the local bazaar, showcasing contemporary Panjakent life.

Today's adventure leads us to the stunning high-mountain lake of Iskanderkul, nestled at an elevation of 2,255 meters above sea level in the renowned Fann Mountains. This enchanting region stands out as one of Central Asia's premier destinations. Upon reaching the lake, embark on a delightful 20-minute stroll to discover Snake Lake. Follow the picturesque path along the left bank of the river flowing from Iskanderkul, covering approximately 1 kilometer, and be rewarded with the sight of a majestic 50-meter-high waterfall, often referred to as the Niagara of the Fann Mountains. Iskanderkul, named after Alexander the Great's historic presence in Tajikistan, promises a scenic and memorable experience.

In the morning, we will drive to Khujand via Shahriston Pass (3,378 m), enjoying the scenic journey. Khujand is the second-largest city in Tajikistan, located at the confluence of the Syr Darya River and the Fergana Valley. Serving as the capital of the northernmost province, Sughd, it holds historical significance as the place where the first president of Tajikistan was chosen. In the afternoon, explore the Cultural Palace of Khujand, a site linked to the nation's political history. Visit the iconic Central Mosque, located in the heart of the city.

Transfer to Oybek border, cross into Tashkent (100 km), and embark on a city tour. Explore Independence Square, a symbol of victory in World War II. Take a stroll along the local Broadway, enjoy a ride on the renowned Tashkent metro, and visit the historic district, including Chorsu Bazaar, Kukaldash Madrasah, and the Hast Imam complex featuring the world's oldest Quran copy, the Othman Quran, dating back to the 8th century.

After breakfast, transfer to the captivating Chimgan Mountains. Ascend using a chair lift for breathtaking panoramic views. Enjoy leisure time for a nature walk before descending. On the return, pause at Charvak Lakeside Beach for free time and optional water activities (seasonal). Charvak, an artificial lake, is a renowned Tashkent region resort. Conclude your day with a return to Tashkent and transfer to the airport for your flight back to Singapore.

We hope you enjoyed your vacation with our company. We look forward to seeing you again for your next trip.

Service Fee Guideline: (based on 11D9N)

• USD110 per person

Notes:

• A minimum group size of 15 passengers is required for a confirmed departure.

• The sequence of the itinerary, flight schedules and hotels are subject to change without prior notice in the event of unforeseen circumstances.

• Activities are subject to prevailing weather conditions.

• During major events, accommodation may be relocated without prior notice.