Boasting of a rich heritage and architectural splendour, Uzbekistan emerges as an exotic country in Central Asia, luring visitors to discover its wonders. Best known for Silk Road cities of Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva and Tashkent, this country presents a wealth of fascinating attractions to explore. On a trip to Uzbekistan, travellers can visit museums and ancient bazaars in Tashkent, marvel at the Gur-Emir Mausoleum and venture on a desert excursion in Samarkand. They can explore the Ark Citadel and enjoy a relaxing bath in a local hammam in the city of Bukhara. Tourists can avail any of the exciting Uzbekistan tour packages to travel around the city conveniently and economically. Dotted with over 140 marvellous ancient edifices, the history-rich centre of Bukhara is an important name in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Also known as the 'City of Museums', Bukhara has many interesting places like the Ismail Samani Mausoleum ? one of world?s oldest Islamic monuments, Maghoki Attar Mosque- the oldest surviving mosque in this country and the classical Kukeldash Medressa. Visitors can look for some unique offerings at Taqi-Telpak Furushon - bazaar of cap makers and Taqi-Zaragon - bazaar of jewellers. Tourists can opt to dine at a terrace restaurant in the city to sample local food in style. With such options, Bukhara is an important inclusion in the itinerary of any Uzbekistan holiday. The city of Khiva is another wonder of this country that is divided into two primary sections by a massive ancient wall. The walled portion, known as Itchan Kala, houses a number of remarkable architectural creations. The ornate mosques, madrassas and Registan minarets of this city can leave an indelible impression on the minds of visitors. Some of the finest souvenirs can be bought in the local markets of Khiva. There is also no shortage of dining options here. Shakhrisabz can offer a pleasant break from the arid desert landscape, with its scenic mountain views. Well-known as the hometown of Timur, this city houses the majestic Ak-Saray Palace, renowned for its grandeur and exquisite architectural ornamentation. Amir Timur's Crypt, featuring inscriptions about Timur, and Kok Gumbaz Mosque, known for its blue dome are also worth visiting. Tourists can explore the Amir Timur Museum to get acquainted with the history of this place. Enticing visitors with its timeless appeal and aesthetic outlook, an Uzbekistan vacation offers an ideal escape in the deserts of Central Asia.