| Trip Length | 2 days |
| Trip Style | City Tour |
| Itinerary | Bukhara |
| Best Time to Travel | All year round |
| Maximum Number of Passengers | up to 30 people in one group |
| Price | 91$ |
A two-day city tour in Bukhara is an exciting program that allows you to see this famous city in all its glory and grandeur.
The city of Bukhara appeared in the middle of the 1st millennium BC. In antiquity, it was part of one of the regions of Central Asia - Sogd, where in the times of Alexander the Great a town-planning structure was developed. There are various versions of the origin of the city name: some state that the word “Bukhara” means “monastery”, others - “the abode of knowledge”. The center of Bukhara was the Ark fortress, where the rulers and their entourage lived. Behind its walls was the city itself - “Shahristan”. It was surrounded by trade and craft suburbs - "Rabad". Since the Great Silk Road ran through Bukhara, there were more than 60 caravanserais where merchants from India, China, Iran and other countries were located. A city tour covers these and many other historical sites that have survived to our days and are valuable UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Meeting with Ulysse Tour representatives. City tour:
Lunch break. City tour:
The end of the first excursion day.
Meeting with Ulysse Tour representatives and a ride to the countryside sightseeing:
Transfer back to the city. Tthe end of the tour.
Also, the duration of the tour, the number of excursions, tourist facilities, vehicles, as well as the services of a guide speaking a different language, can be changed in accordance with the wishes of a customer. At the same time, the cost of the tour will vary depending on the level of personalization.
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