Meeting Point: Meet your guide in front of the “Nodir Devonbegi Madrasa” at the scheduled time to begin exploring Bukhara’s Old Town.
- Lyabi-Hauz Ensemble – A lively square with madrasahs, a khanakah, and the historic pool at the heart of Old Bukhara.
- Nodir Devonbegi Madrasah – A beautiful 17th-century madrasah famous for its rare mosaic decorations featuring mythical birds and traditional Silk Road architecture.
- Ko’kaldosh Madrasah – One of the largest madrasahs in Bukhara, built in the 16th century and known for its impressive courtyard and traditional Islamic architecture.
- Nodir Devonbegi Khanakah – A peaceful 17th-century khanakah built for Sufi gatherings and travelers, featuring a large dome and elegant architecture.
- Sayfuddin Caravanserai – A historic Silk Road caravanserai that once hosted merchants and travelers.
- Toki Sarrafon – An old trading dome once famous for money changers and merchants.
- Magoki-Attori Mosque – One of the oldest mosques in Bukhara, today housing the Carpet Museum.
- Toki Telpakfurushon – The largest covered bazaar of Bukhara, historically known for hat and traditional skullcap sellers.
- Abdullakhan Tim – An elegant domed bazaar from the Shaybanid period, primarily used for silk trading.
- Abdulazizkhan Madrasah – A richly decorated madrasa renowned for its colorful mosaics and intricate carved details.
- Ulugbek Madrasah – One of the oldest Islamic schools in Bukhara, founded by the astronomer and ruler Ulugbek.
- Toki Zargaron – A historic trading dome where jewelers crafted and sold gold and silver jewelry.
- Kalyan Minaret – The iconic 12th-century tower and one of the most recognizable symbols of Bukhara.
- Kalyan Mosque – A grand Friday mosque capable of accommodating up to 10,000 worshippers.
- Miri Arab Madrasah – An active Islamic madrasa located opposite the Kalyan Mosque.
- Ark Fortress – The ancient citadel of the Emir of Bukhara, viewed from the outside as museum visits require additional time.
- Bolo-Hauz Mosque – Known for its elegant wooden pillars beautifully reflected in the pool in front of the mosque.
- Chashma-Ayyub Mausoleum – “Job’s Spring,” associated with the legend of Prophet Job and its sacred water source.
- Ismail Samani Mausoleum – A masterpiece of 10th-century architecture and the oldest preserved monument in Bukhara.
Tour Duration: Approximately 4–4.5 hours
Finish: Tour finishes at Ismail Samani Mausoleum.
