Tour details
✔️ Professional, experienced guides only. We do not use students, trainees, or language learners as tour guides.
✔️ Tour Language: English.
✔️ Group Size: Midium
❗ Please note: This tour does not focus on shopping. We include a few visits to artisan workshops to showcase Local Life and Bukhara’s cultural side, with optional masterclasses by locals. No payment is expected for these visits.
Meeting Point: In front of the “Nodir Devonbegi Khanaka” Entrance Gate
Tour Itinerary:
Lyabi-Hauz Ensemble – the vibrant heart of Bukhara's Old Town, centred around a historic pond.
Nodir Devonbegi Madrasah – a beautifully decorated 17th-century madrasah renowned for its remarkable mosaics.
Kukaldosh Madrasah – Bukhara's largest madrasah and one of the city's most impressive educational landmarks.
Nodir Devonbegi Khanakah – a former spiritual retreat where Sufi dervishes gathered for prayer, study, and reflection.
Sayfuddin Caravanserai – a well-preserved Silk Road inn that once welcomed merchants and travellers from across Asia.
Toki Sarrafon – the historic trading dome where money changers and merchants conducted business for centuries.
Magoki-Attori Mosque – one of Central Asia's oldest surviving mosques, built on layers of ancient history.
Toki Telpakfurushon – Bukhara's largest covered market, once famous for traditional hats and handcrafted goods.
Abdullakhan Tim – an elegant domed marketplace originally built as the city's centre for fine silk trading.
Abdulazizkhan Madrasah – celebrated for its richly decorated interiors, intricate mosaics, and exquisite craftsmanship.
Ulugbek Madrasah – a 15th-century Islamic school founded by the renowned astronomer and ruler Ulugbek.
Toki Zargaron – the historic jewellers' bazaar where skilled craftsmen created and sold precious ornaments.
Kalyan Minaret – Bukhara's iconic 12th-century landmark and one of the finest surviving minarets in Central Asia.
Kalyan Mosque– the city's grand Friday mosque, capable of accommodating up to 10,000 worshippers.
Miri Arab Madrasah – a prestigious Islamic institution that continues to serve as an active centre of religious learning.
Ark Fortress (Exterior View) – the ancient royal citadel and former residence of Bukhara's emirs.
Bolo-Hauz Mosque – renowned for its elegant wooden columns and their beautiful reflection in the tranquil pool.
Chashma-Ayyub Mausoleum – the legendary “Spring of Job,” associated with the Prophet Job and one of Bukhara's most unique monuments.
Ismail Samani Mausoleum– a masterpiece of 10th-century architecture and the oldest preserved monument in Bukhara, admired for its extraordinary brickwork.
Some monuments may be temporarily under restoration. If this affects the itinerary, your guide will include alternative highlights so you can make the most of your visit to Bukhara.
