Arrival in Tashkent. Meet our representative at the airport and transfer to the hotel. Excursion around Tashkent - the capital of Uzbekistan. Welcome dinner with a folklore show at a local restaurant.

Overnight in Tashkent

The departure out of town to the village of Namdanak, Parkent district, Tashkent region. On its own vineyards, there is a winery "CháteauHamkor", which is located at an altitude of 1100 m above sea level and was founded in 1992. The most popular and exquisite grape varieties are grown here, such as Pinot Noir, Riesling, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Chardonnay, Shiraz and others, and is also famous for its wine cellar, which stores aged varieties of selected collections. wines, both in special oak barrels and in perennial bottles. Products are sold both on the domestic market in Uzbekistan and for export to Russia, Poland, Lithuania, France, Japan and Korea. Exclusive wines are made according to French technology. Then transfer to the reserve "Sukok", people call it "Russian Forest in Uzbekistan". A very mysterious and fabulous atmosphere filled this area. It is quiet here and smells of rotten pine needles and withered leaves. Lunch at a local cafe on the river bank. After lunch, return to Tashkent, and on the way visit the UZUMFERMER.UZ vineyard farm in the Tashkent region. Excursion to the vineyards, and ornamental garden. With the help of modern Italian equipment, the company produces ecologically pure wine of the highest class from its own grapes. At the moment, 6 types of wine are presented: "Bayan-Shirey" and "Husayne" - white, "Rizomat" and "Saturn" - pink, "Surprise" and "Jupiter" - red Tasting the presented varieties, you can buy your favourite. Return to Tashkent and have dinner at the local restaurant Lazgi, where you will get acquainted with both the original dishes of Uzbek cuisine, which are prepared exclusively in the Khorezm region and the traditions of folk art of the inhabitants of ancient Khorezm. Read more

Overnight in Tashkent

Arrival in Samarkand, meeting with the driver, sightseeing tour of the city. Morning visit to the Siab Bazaar, the largest bazaar in Samarkand, where you will have the opportunity to buy souvenirs from your amazing trip to Uzbekistan. Visit the winery Khovrenko, founded by Russian businessman Dmitry Petrovich Filatov, who discovered sweet grapes here and adapted the varieties he brought. The place of the founder of the Samarkand winery was taken by the equally talented Mikhail Alexandrovich Khovrenko, the first professor of winemaking in Russia. Dessert wines of Central Asia are made from high-sugar grape varieties. They have an original, original and very pleasant taste and constitute a special group of dessert wines. Typical for this group are the dessert wines of Uzbekistan, such as "Aleatico", "Buaki", "Vassarga", "Cabernet liqueur", "Tagobi", "Jaus", "Yumalak", "Gulya-Kandoz", made from the same name grape varieties. These wines are distinguished by their characteristic pleasant fruity tone, reminiscent of the aroma of quince. In the tasting room, you can taste the winery's products. Khovrenko, where guests will be offered several varieties of the best Uzbek wines (table, strong, dessert) and cognacs for tasting, after which you can purchase collection wines. Accommodation at the hotel. Read more

Overnight in Samarkand

Breakfast in the hotel. Continuation of the excursion around Samarkand. Excursion to the paper factory "Meros" in the village of Konigil, which is famous for its production of Samarkand silk paper. Here you will be shown in detail the entire process of its manufacture from the bark of mulberry trees. An interesting fact is that this type of paper can be stored for up to 300 - 400 years. Here, at the factory, not only postcards, notebooks, and masks, but even dresses, dolls and handbags are made from Samarkand paper. All these memorabilia can be bought in memory of the Samarkand trip in a souvenir shop at the factory. Dinner at the Samarkand restaurant, where you can taste delicious Uzbek Samarkand kebabs. Transfer to the railway station of Samarkand for the evening high-speed train Afrosiab to Bukhara Arrival in Bukhara, meeting with the driver, transfer and check-in at the hotel. Read more

Overnight in Buhara

Breakfast in the hotel. The city of Bukhara is a city of oriental poetry and fairy tales, whose romantic appearance attracts tourists from all over the world; he is also known as the holiest city in Asia. There are about 300 mosques and 80 madrasahs in Bukhara. Excursion around Bukhara. Lunch will be held at the local national house named after Rakhmon, where you can enjoy the amazing taste of the traditional Bukhara pilaf. In the caravanserai "Nugai", in the centre of old Bukhara, in two small cozy cells, a tasting of Uzbek wines is being held. The owner of the tasting room worked for many years at the Bukhara winery. He is a hereditary taster, his wife is a well-known taster of the republic, and her fruitful activity is marked by a gold medal named after Lev Sergeevich Golitsyn. An exclusive selection of red and white (table, strong, dessert) wines is offered for tasting and purchase. Dinner at the colourful restaurant "Old Bukhara" - where you can taste the most delicate and fragrant lamb baked in the oven. This is a signature dish from the chef of the restaurant. Read more

Overnight in Buhara

Breakfast in the hotel. Bukhara is one of the oldest cities in Uzbekistan, it is famous not only for its architectural monuments, but also for folk craftsmen, artisans who have brought their work to art, and their works of artistic value. Visiting such places as: Oriental spice shop, Blacksmith workshop, Jewelers and embroiderers workshop, Museum-workshop of Bukhara papier-mâché dolls. Lunch at the Old House restaurant. An old Jewish house, a patio, melodious music, traditional dishes - what else is needed for a true connoisseur of original and tasty rest. Transfer to Bukhara International Airport for the flight home. Read more