Day 1: Tashkent, arrival

• Hotel accommodation;
• Lunch;
• Visit to the Mausoleum of Zangi-ata, a Muslim shrine located near Tashkent;
• Zangi-ata - a famous preacher of Islam in Central Asia, a major follower of Sheikh Ahmad Yassawi, the founder of the Yassawi Order;
• Dinner;
• Overnight at the hotel.

Day 2: Religious program:

• Early breakfast;
• Departure to Samarkand (options by speed train Afrosiab, airplane, by bus)
• Visit to Khast Imam complex with lunch break;
• Complex Khast Imam (Khazrati Imam) is one of the most significant assets of Tashkent, the religious heart of the capital, formed near the grave of the great saint, the first Imam of Tashkent - Abu Bakr Muhammad Kaffal Shashi. Here is one of the oldest Korans - the Koran of the third of the righteous caliphs – Osman;
• The complex consists of the following structures, each of which has its own history and is associated with certain people and events:

- Madrassah of Barak Khan;
- Tilla Sheikh Mosque;
- Madrasah Kaffal-Shashi;
- Museum of Korans;
- Juma Mosque Khoja Ahrar Vali.

• Free time;
• Dinner;
• Overnight at the hotel.

Day 3: Samarkand Program:

• Breakfast in the hotel;
• Visit to the Memorial complex of Imam Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Ismail Al-Bukhari, the legendary theologian, collector of hadiths. It was built around the place of his burial in 1997-98. in honor of the 1225th anniversary of his birth;
• Shakhi-Zinda is a whole ensemble of tombs that store the remains of representatives of the Samarkand nobility and members of the royal family - the family of Amir Temur. It is located near the legendary settlement of Afrosiab. Includes a number of mausoleums from the late Middle Ages;
• Lunch;
• Continuation of the program: Mausoleum of Khoja Doniyor (Saint Daniel), the Biblical prophet of the Old Testament times, who is revered in three world religions

- Judaism, Christianity and Islam;

• Observatory of the great scientist Mirzo Ulugbek;
• Not far from Samarkand is the settlement of Katta Langar. Its history is connected with the life of the Sufi Muhammad Sadiq and the Sufi brotherhood "Ishkiya". According to legend, the rags of the Prophet Muhammad were kept in the settlement of Katta Langar;
• Dinner;
• Overnight at the hotel.

Day 4: Continuation of the program:

• Breakfast in the hotel;
• Beginning of the program: Mausoleum Rukhabad, built by the order of Amir

Timur, where the remains of the deeply respected Timur are buried, as well as at the Chinese court of a religious figure, Sheikh Burkhaneddin Sagardzhi;

• Tomb of Amir Temur "Gur Emir";
• Lunch;
• Visit to the Registan Square;
• Bibi Khonim Cathedral Mosque;
• Siab Bazaar;
• Free time;
• Overnight at the hotel.

Day 5: Transfer to Bukhara:

• Early breakfast;
• Departure to Bukhara (options by speed train Afrosiab, by bus)
• Arrival in Bukhara;
• Check into a hotel;
• Lunch;
• Visit to the memorial complex of Bahautdin Nakshbandi, Sheikh of the Naqshbandiyya Sufi order, one of the most famous Sufi brotherhoods;
• Visiting the shrine Poi-Kalon Ensemble (“Pedestal of the Great”), which occupies one of the most important and honorable places in the religious history of the city. The ensemble consists of Kalyan minaret, «Kalyan» mosque and Miri-Arab madrasah;
• Dinner;
• Overnight at the hotel.

Day 6: Continuation of the program:

• Breakfast in the hotel;
• Visiting other famous shrines:

- Bolo Hauz Mosque;
- Magoki-Attori Mosque;
- Ensemble Kosh Madrasah;
- Mausoleum of the Samanid dynasty;
- Mausoleum of Chashma Ayub (“Springs of Job”) - a shrine that is revered by both Christians and Muslims;
- Chor Minor ("Four minarets").

• Lunch;
• Departure (options by speed train Afrosiab, airplane, by bus);

End of program