Meeting Point

Labi Hauz Ensemble

Labi Hauz Ensemble

This Ensemble is located at the heart of the Old City and consists of 3 historical monuments (Kukeldash madrasah, Nadir Divanbegi madrasah and Nadir Divanbegi Khanaqa) built during 16th-17th centuries and under UNESCO. This place also famous as "Love Story", pond with fountain and swans, beloved pot spot by the guests as well as locals.

Bukhara Jewish Quarter

Here You will be introduced with the history of the appearance of the first Jews in Bukhara, their culture, traditions, houses and visit to Bukhara Jewish Synagogue from 16th century.

Bukhara Puppet Workshop-Museum

Here You will see an exclusive collection of Uzbek theatrical puppets, get familiar with puppet making process and can watch music puppet show by masters. Puppets of Bukhara Emir with his harem is fascinating.

Caravansarais and Trading Domes

You will walk through caravansarais and trading domes street, will explore uzbek national crafts, history of Great Silk Road and many more.

Ancient Quarters and Hidden Alleys

Bukhara's Old City historically consisted of community quarters (guzars), clustered around a mosque, a hauz (an artificial pond), and a madrassa. One of these famous quarters is Gavkushon (Butchers' Quarter), last built in the 16th century and where halal meat has always been sold.

Ulugbek and Abdulazizkhan madrasas

Theses two great madrasas from 15th (Ulugbek, grandson of Amir Temur) and 17th (Abdulazizkhan) centuries are jewels of Bukhara, where You will know about Second Renaissance (15th cc) in Central Asia, unique architectural solutions, Life of Ulugbek as a Ruler and Great Astronomer.

Poi-Kalon Ensemble

The Khoja Zainuddin Architectural Ensemble (16th century)

The ensemble consists of a mosque-khanaqah, a haus (an artificial reservoir), and the burial site of the revered Sheikh Khoja Zainuddin. The Khoja Zainuddin Khanaka was both a refuge for wandering dervishes and a gathering place for Sufis, where they held religious ceremonies with chamber singing and musical instruments. To this day, the history of this place and its amazing atmosphere of tranquility attract countless tourists.

Lunch time

Bukhara cuisine is renowned for its traditional dishes and sweets. You can try the famous Bukhara shashlik, pilaf, manti, vaguri, samsa, and much more.

Ark Citadel

Boloi Haus Mosque and Bukhara Water Tower

Chashmai Ayub and Ismail Samani Mausoleums

Bukhara Central Bazaar (Market)

The market is located in the heart of the city, preserving the traditions of Bukhara, which long served as a trading crossroads on the Silk Road, where merchants once exchanged goods, ideas, and traditions. This market is more than just a place for trade; it is an important part of local life and a vital meeting place. Established during the Soviet era, the market is filled with stalls selling a variety of local products, groceries, traditional clothing, and souvenirs. Its proximity to Bukhara's ancient architecture makes it a vibrant destination for both locals and tourists.

Ending Point

Labi Hauz Ensemble