Assemble at Singapore Changi Airport for your flight to Urgench, Khiva. A city that is not only a UNESCO World Heritage gem but also a tapestry of tales from the ancient Silk Road

Ichan-Kala, the walled inner town of Khiva, a UNESCO World Heritage site steeped in centuries of history and culture. A canvas of Islamic architecture and Central Asian elgance. See Kunya-Ark Fortress a remarkable glimpse into Uzbekistan's rich past and architectural heritage. And, Kalta Minor Minaret an iconic symbol of Khiva's architectural splendor.

Embark today on a picturesque 450km journey to BukharaBukhara, an ancient city in Uzbekistan, is a mesmerizing tapestry of history, culture and architecture. Revered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it's a living museum, boasting centuries-old madrasahs, mosques and caravansarais that stand testament to its pivotel role on the Silk Road. Wandering through its narrow, winding streets takes you back in time, amist the splended architectural landmarks and bustling bazaars that echo with the legacy of traders and scholars. Bukhara's rich historical narrative and preserved Islamic architecture make it a jewel in the heart of Central Asia, captivating travelers with its timeless charm and intriging past.NoteThe drive from Khiva to Bukhara is about 6hrs drive through occasionallyy bumoy road, please bring along motion sickness medicine, if required.

Poi Kalyan Complex: A jewel in the heart of Bukhara, the Poi Kalyan Complex is an awe-inspiring ensemble of Islamic architecture. It encapsulates the city's rich historical and religious essence. The complex, featuring the iconic Kalyan Minaret, Kalyan mosque, and madrasah, stands as a testament to Bukhara's golden age. Its grand structures and intricate designs narrate stories of a bygone era of religous significance and architectural brillianceArk Fortress: Dominting the landscape of Bukhara, the Ark Fortress is a massive structure with a history as a royal town within a town. This ancient citadel has been a seat of power for various dynastries, encapsulating centuries of political and military history. Its thick walls and strategic location speak of its past as a stronghold of power and a repository of Bukhara's rich cultural legacy.Bolo Haouz Mosque: A beautiful example of 18th-century Central Asian mosque architecture, the Bolo Haouz Mosque is known for its intricately carved wooden pillars and decorative ceilings. The mosque, fronting a reflective pond, offers a peaceful retreat and serves as a spiritual oasis amidst the hustle and bustle of the city.Bukhara's Trading Domes: These domed bazaars are a focal point of commerce in Bukhara, where the spirit of the Silk Road still thrives. Each dome specializes in different goods - from spices and silk to jewelry and carpets. These bustling centers of trade arae not only a shoppers paradise but also a vibrant display of Bukhara's rich cultural and craft traditions, echoing with chatter of traders and artisans.

Take a scenic morning drive to Samarkand (262km, 4 hrs drive)Gur-Amir Mausoleum, a majestic resting place of historic sultans, and wander through the ancient corridors of the Shakhi-Zinda Necropolis, a mesmerizing complex of mausoleums and tombs stepped in centuries of history.Registan Square, is a stunning example of Islamic architecture, framed by three grand madrasahs - Ulugh Beg, Sher-Dor, and Tilya-Kori. This historic plaza, once a vibrant hub on the Silk Road, mesmerizes visitors with its intricate mosaics, towering minarets and majestic domes, echoing tales of a rich past where cultures and knowledge converged. Today, it remains a vital cultural and community center, just as it has for centuries.Syob Bazaar, a sensory overload of sights, sounds and smells, perfect for picking local treasures as memories of keepsake or as giveaway. Here, you will get to discover ancient wonder. If time permits, marvel at the grandeur of the Bibi Khanym Mosque, a testament to Samarkand's historical significance in Central Asia

Samarkand's Eternal City, a historic jewel on the ancient Silk Road. This legendary city is a mosaic of cultural heritage, renowned for its stunning architecture and rich history that has captivated travelers for centuries. You will hop on a boat riade and marvel at the mix of architectural styles.Uzbek Village, a place where traditional lifestyles and cultural authenticity offer a glimpse into the heart of Uzbekistan's rich heritage. Here, enjoy tradition with a costume dress-up, tea tasting, learn about local crafts like paper, pottery and oil making.

This morning, hop on a bullet train ride to TashkentBesh Qozon, a unique culinary destination in Uzbekistan, famous for its giant cauldrons where traditional plov, the national dish, is masterfully prepared, offereing a true taste of local flavors and cooking traditions.Museum of Victims of Political Repression, a tribute to the martyrs who fought for Uzbekistan's independence.Tashkent TV Tower - It stands as one of the tallest towers in the world, silently whispering tales of modern achievements into the cityscape.Chor-Su Market: a vibrant bazaar in the heart of Uzbekistan, bustling with colorful stalls selling everything from fresh produce to intricate handircrats, embodying the lively spirit of traditional Central Asian commerce.

Chimgan Mountains, often hailed as Uzbekistan's 'Switzerland' where every season unveils its distinct beauty. Ascend to the summit via chairlift for breathtaking, panaromic views that are constantly transforming, providing a perfect canvas for memorable photography. Atop the peak, indulge in the liberty of exploration - enjoy a tranquil horseback ride across scenic trails or opt for the thrill of paragliding (at your own expense), each activity offering a unique way to immerse yourself in the mountain's seasonal charm. Today, transfer to the airport for your overnight flight back to Singapore