Bakhtiyor Khamrakulov

Good day, dear reader, I am Bakhtiyor - an experienced guide with eight years of experience in the field of tourism. His professional career began after receiving a diploma in tourism and hotel business. During these years I have not only mastered the art of touring, but also became an expert in organizing individual and group tours, which makes my work special and memorable.
2016 is the present.

In my role as a guide, I work with tourists from different parts of the world, conduct excursions to cultural, historical and natural attractions of Uzbekistan.

Deep knowledge of the history and culture of the area, attention to detail and the ability to find an approach to each client ensure a high level of satisfaction.

Tour of Samarkand by car

Historic city centre

• Registan

Start your day by visiting the city’s main architectural ensemble. Registan includes three madrassas: Ulugbek, Sher-Dor and Tilla-Kari. A walk around the square and a tour of these magnificent structures will take about 1-2 hours.

• Gur-Emir Mausoleum

The next item is the mausoleum of Gur-Emir, where Timur and his descendants are buried. The interior of the mausoleum impresses with its exquisite decoration and architectural harmony. 1 hour can be allocated for inspection and excursion.

• Bibi-Khanum Mosque

Visit Bibi Khanym, one of the largest mosques in Central Asia, built by order of Timur, in honor of his wife. It is worth spending about 1 hour here to evaluate the size and details of the building.

• Shah-I-Zinda

This complex of mausoleums and sanctuaries, including the famous Shahi Zinda mausoleum, can be viewed in 1-2 hours. The complex amazes with its colored tiles and architectural forms.

• Bazar Siyab

In the middle of the day, stroll through the local bazaar of Siyab, where you can buy souvenirs, taste the local cuisine and enjoy the atmosphere. This can take 1-2 hours depending on your interests.

• Ulugbek Observatory

Finally, head to the Ulugbek Observatory, one of the most prominent observatories of the Middle Ages. It will take about 1 hour to inspect the complex.