Samarkand

Meet your driver at your hotel reception. Departure from Samarkand to Nuratau Villages. On the way, your driver can make several stops upon request. The journey will take approximately 4 hours and 30 minutes.

Sentob

Arrival at Nuratau Villages. You will be welcomed with lunch. Arrival in a Village Check-in at Guest House A Guided Tour by Local hosts to the neighbourhood of the village. The walk features unique natural rock formations along the way, complemented by glimpses of local village life, including agriculture, shepherding, traditional houses, and everyday routines. Dinner & overnight stay in village Overnight in Village Guest House

Fortress of Alexander the Great

The Fortress of Alexander the Great in Nuratau, built in the 4th century BCE, served as a strategic outpost during his Central Asian campaign. Though mostly in ruins, its remains still overlook the valleys of the Nuratau Mountains.

Visit to Sharmyshsoy Gorge- known for its petroglyphs (ancient rock carvings), dating back thousands of years. More than 6,000 petroglyphs have been discovered there, depicting hunting scenes, wild animals, daily life, and spiritual symbols from the Bronze Age and later periods.

Gijduvan ceramics of The Narzullaevs

The Gijduvan Ceramic School in Uzbekistan is a renowned center of traditional pottery, famous for its unique geometric patterns, vibrant colors, and glazing techniques passed down through generations. It is part of Uzbekistan’s cultural heritage and continues to train artisans today.