Assemble at Singapore Changi Airport for your flight to Uzbekistan. Upon arrival at Tashkent International Airport, you'll be warmly welcomed by our representatives and whisked away to your hotel for an early check-in. Delve into history with a visit to the Hazrat Imam complex, a historic religious site located in the heart of the Old City of Uzbekistan. Next up, visit the Chorsu Bazaar, one of the most highly regarded markets in the region where traditional Uzbek life and commerce converge, offering a bustling atmosphere with a diverse range of goods. Following your little shopping spree, head towards Tashkent Magic City, Uzbekistan’s very own version of Disneyland, before heading for dinner and ending the day back at your hotel. 

After breakfast, begin your day by visiting the Monument of Courage, built to commemorate the city’s resilience after the devasting 1966 earthquake. The striking bronze sculpture of a family shielding themselves from the imminent disaster of the earthquake, symbolizing humanity’s resilience and fortitude in times of crisis. After that, pay a visit to the Romanov Prince Duke Residence, an elegant house richly adorned with carved lattices, unusually shaped windows, towers and other decorative elements which reflect the fashionable modernist style of the time. Next up, head towards Independence Square, a central site where national celebrations and public events are held since 1866. Connecting the Amir Timur Square, otherwise known for having the Statue of Tamerlane as its centrepiece, is Brodvey Street, a popular gathering spot surrounded by important buildings and attractions. After lunch, swing by the Alisher Navoi Opera and Ballet theatre, named after the renowned Alisher Navoi, known for being a pivotal figure in the Central Asian literature and culture which shaped the literary landscape of the region. Before you journey towards Tajikistan, pay a visit to the Museum of Victims of Political Repression, a tribute to the martyrs who fought for Uzbekistan's independence. View the Taskent TV Tower from afar as you take in the picturesque landscape through the eyes of your camera lens. Proceed to the the border that lies between Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, taking in the magnificent mountain view as your cross the Uzbek-Tajik border, before ending the day with dinner and checking in at your hotel in Khujand, Tajikistan. 

After breakfast, we’ll kick off the day with an early morning drive to Dushanbe, continue through the Fann Mountains, passing through the Anzob Tunnel. Scenic landscapes of mountain valleys and rivers en route. 

Afternoon:the Hissor Fortress, located just 30 km west of Dushanbe. This historic site which served as a key military and administrative centre for various empires throughout history is a must-see, offering a glimpse into Tajikistan's rich past. After that, visit the Caravanserais in Hisor, roadside inns that served as vital rest stops for travellers and merchants along the Silk Road. Travellers also used this area to resupply and exchange goods in the past, reflecting the region’s important role as a centre of trade. After that, proceed to your hotel for check-in before heading for dinner in the evening. 

After breakfast, explore Dusti Square, home to the monument of Ismoili Somoni and Rudaki’s monument in the central park. Next up, take a stroll through the Botanical Garden, a lush, serene park filled with ancient trees and a favourite spot for locals before visiting the Bazaar Mehrgan, an energetic oriental market that’s the busiest place in the city for your shopping spree moment. Before we head to Panjakent, we’ll stop at the legendary Iskandarkul Lake, known as Alexander the Great’s Lake. Imagine this: a 340-hectare lake steeped in history, where Alexander himself might have passed by on his way to India. We’ll have lunch right on the shore, soaking in those incredible views. When you finally reach Panjakent, check-in to your hotel before proceeding for dinner. 

Begin your day as you explore the Ancient Ruins of Panjakent. A Sogdian city that flourished along the Silk Road until the Arab conquest in the 8th century. The large archaeological area features historical sights to be hold, including a walled city, a citadel with a palace and even a necropolis. Next, visit the Rudaki Museum a cultural institution dedicated to preserving and showcasing the history and culture of the Sogdian civilization and the legacy of the renowned Persian poet Rudaki. After that, return to Uzbekistan by crossing the Jartepa border. Check-in to your hotel before we spend the day exploring Samarkand. Proceed to Registan Square, a huge area in the center of the old part of Samarkand surrounded by three majestic medieval universities. Next, capture the architectural wonders of Samarkand as you visit the Gur-Amir Mausoleum and Shakhi-Zinda Necropolis, followed by the Bibi Khanum Mosque, a grand and historic mosque built in the late 14th century by Timur to honour his wife. Lastly, swing by the President’s Tomb and the Ulugbek Observatory before ending your day at the Syob Bazaar, where you can indulge in a shopping spree before dinner 

After breakfast, zoom to Bukhara on Uzbekistan’s high-speed Afrosiyob train and watch the city blur pass you. Upon arrival, proceed to your hotel for check-in before heading to Ismail Samani mausoleum, the oldest bulding in Bukhara believed to have servec as the family tomb of the Samanid dynasty. Next up, head tp the Chashma Ayub Mausoleum, known for its sacred spring and healing beliefs, followed by the Sitorai Mokhi-Khosa, which means “Palace like the Stars and the Moon”. As the former summer residence of the Emir of it boasts European architectural styles with traditional Bukharan elements. To end the day, proceed for dinner before returning to your hotel to rest. 

A morning exploration of Bukhara starts with the Lyabi-Khauz Ensemble, a prominent architectural complex in the heart of Bukhara, Uzbekistan, centred around a large artificial pool called "Lyabi-Khauz," which means "by the pond." Next up, head towards the Magoki-Attori Mosque, one of the oldest mosques in Central Asia tracing back to the pre-Islamic era followed by Ulugbek and Abdulaziz Khan Madrasah, a magnificent ensemble of Central Asian architecture. After having your lunch, visit the Miri-Arab Madrasah, an important Islamic educational instituition in Central Asia located in Bukhara’s historic centre. Lastly, pay a visit to the Poi Kalyan complex, an architectural masterpiece showcasing Islamic design. Marvel at the towering Kalyan Minaret and the grand Kalyan Mosque, each telling tales as old as Aladdin. Head towards the railway station and make your way to Tashkent for the evening. 

After breakfast, check out from your hotel and proceed to the Tashkent City mall and Chorsu Bazaar for some last-minute shopping before heading to the airport for your flight home.