After breakfast, you will have a trip to Nokhur village inhabited by mountain tribes who managed to preserve their unique culture, traditional crafts and architecture. It is an amazingly picturesque place with rich flora and fauna. You will enjoy the view of original two-storied houses scattered among vineyards, almond and pomegranate trees and surrounded by mountain ranges. Here you will visit a tribal cemetery and will get acquainted with the local craftsmen, specializing in silk weaving. Before reaching Nokhur on your way, you will stop to visit Turkmenbashi mosque-mausoleum and Kow-Ata underground lake. Return to Ashgabat in the evening.

This day will start with a guided sightseeing tour around Bukhara. Bukhara is one of the most ancient cities of Central Asia – it is more than 2000 years old. It has been standing under the scorching Asian sun witnessing ruinous wars and glorious times when it was a major commercial centre of the Great Silk Road. Your city tour program will include the following sights: Ismail Samani Mausoleum, Chashma Ayub Mausoleum, Bolo Khauz Mosque, Ark Citadel, Po-i-Kalyan Complex (Kalyan Minaret and others), Ulugbek Madrasah, Abdulaziz-Khan Madrasah, Lyab-i Hauz Architectural Ensemble, Kukeldash Madrasah, Nadir Divan-Begi Madrasah, domed shopping arcade.

The day will be devoted to the full exploration of Samarkand’s historical heritage. Not far from the Bibi-Khanym Mosque, there is one of the most mysterious and unique architectural monuments of Samarkand – Shah-I-Zinda Necropolis. The complex consists of various temples and mausoleums of royal persons and nobles. All the mausoleums are distinguished by a common compositional style. The rich blue and green tile work of the monuments is admired with its spectacular elegance. The tour will proceed to the Observatory of Ulugbek which is an astronomical miracle and one of the most unusual sights in Uzbekistan. The observatory was founded by talented astronomer Ulugh Beg in the 1420s and became one of the important world observatories of the Middle Ages. After lunchtime, you will have a tour in the Afrasiab Museum dedicated to Samarkand history. You will also visit Saint Daniel’s tomb and Silk paper workshop. Return to the hotel, rest and overnight.

After breakfast, you will leave Samarkand for Tashkent. On arrival, the sightseeing tour will start. The program will include the most important attractions of the city: Minor White Mosque, Independence Square, Amir Timur Square and Tashkent Underground.

After breakfast, you'll have a city tour in Osh. It is an attractive city with a long-lasting history and friendly residents. About 2000 years ago a great Jayma-Bazaar was founded which made Osh an important trading center of the Silk Road. It welcomed merchants from all around the world for decades. You'll visit the sacred Sulaiman-Too Mountain which in 2009 became the first UNESCO object in the country. Here at the foot of the mountain, you will visit a Sulayman-Too National Historical and Archaeological Museum, which is, without a doubt, one of the most unique museums in Kyrgyzstan. After that, walk up the hill and watch a little mosque of Babur, The Great Mongols Dynasty founder, and take a bird's eye view of the city. After lunch, transfer to the airport and flight to Bishkek. On arrival, you will have a short sightseeing tour and transfer to the hotel.

After arrival in Karakol city, you will have a sightseeing tour. Karakol is the 4th largest city of Kyrgyzstan, located on the eastern side of Issyk-Kul Lake. The city is surrounded by beautiful mountains and apple orchards. In the city itself, there are lots of cozy cottages, gardens with plum, cherry and apricot trees. Your tour program will include visits to Przhevalsky Museum, the Wooden Orthodox Church and the Chinese-style Dungan Mosque. Przhevalsky was a Russian scientist who explored flora and fauna and discovered about 200 new species. Walk around the central bazaar to feel the real life of the city.

This day will be devoted to the full exploration of Almaty city. It is the former capital of Kazakhstan and one of the largest settlements in the country. Till our days, it has retained the status of cultural, financial and economic center and a millionaire city. Despite its modernization, the city managed to preserve its unique original national flavor and color and now friendly welcomes its guests. Your sightseeing program will include the main sights of the city: Panfilov Park, Zenkov Wooden Cathedral, Memorial of Glory and Eternal Flame, Kok-Tobe Park, Almaty's Green Bazaar. The tour will end with a short ride by the famous Almaty Cableway. After lunch, you will head to Big Almaty Lake which is a natural alpine lake located among the Tien Shan Mountains. You will spend a pleasant time here enjoying the scenery of wooded mountains and slight hiking in the surroundings. This day you will also have a chance to visit Falcon Farm Sunkar which was originally established to protect the saker falcon. Now there are about 400 birds which are taken care of. Daily there takes place an amazing show including elements of falconry and eagle hunting, with eagle owls, golden eagles, saker falcons and even a griffon vulture all displaying their prowess.