Details of a Memorable Tour to Bukhara

Bukhara is considered as one of the oldest cities of Central Asia, full of madrassah and wonderful looking mosques. As the old city of Bukhara is like a city museum with more than 140 architectural monuments, therefore it is possible to find some wonders in every location of this city. Besides, this city also includes a number of historic monuments, which have been listed as the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Apart from that, this city is also the home to several most skilled artisans, spice markets and tea houses.

In the last two centuries, Bukhara has not changed much. Most of the sightseeing destinations of Bukhara are located in the old parts of this city and this will take around two days for the travelers to look all the destinations around. The old Bukhara city comes with some living quarters with labyrinths, astounding monuments; tempting offers of merchants and the availability of hospitable people make Bukhara as a major highlight of the trip to Uzbekistan. In fact, in every nook and corner of this city, there are some amazing tourist destinations, which attract the tourists.

Besides, there are a number of religious places across Bukhara that you can explore with the help of the Uzbekistan tour operators. These days, almost every tour operator in Uzbekistan offers customized tours to both Bukhara & Samarkand Highlights where the tourists can explore all the must-see and top attractions of these cities like galleries, museums, folklore shows and theaters.

Here are the major tourist attractions of this Bukhara:

Chorsu Bazaar: This is one of the markets in Uzbekistan, which buzzes with energy and here you will find almost every conceivable thing. So, here one can explore drinking bowls of fragrant black tea, trading domes, fresh, pink pomegranates, bags of salted pistachios etc.

Khorezm Fortresses: Located on the edge of Kyzylkum Desert, these are a string of fortresses from the early centuries BC. Two of the most beautiful parts of these fortresses are Koi Krylgan Kala and the mud-brick Toprak Kala. Apart from that, there are many other smaller sites that the tourists can explore.

Igor Savitsky Museum: This is an unexpected fortune trove of Soviet avant-garde art from the period of 1920s and 1930s. So, you will really miss if you don’t visit this museum while being in Uzbekistan.

Poi Kalyon: This is one of the major highlights of Bukhara. This is a simple square shaped area framed by several most spectacular buildings on this earth like Kalyon Juma Mosque, the Mir-i Arab Madrassa and the magnificent 11th-century Kalyon Minar.

Asia Adventures travel agency helps you find very experienced tour operators who make it easy for you to see and enjoy all the Uzbekistan attractions.