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Traveling along the Silk Road today may still not be for everyone, although the tourist infrastructure has gradually become better and the Central Asian republics have become more accessible. But the open-minded tourist will find an incredible reward of incomparable sights and hospitable people. The excitement, in our opinion, far outweighs any tribulation.
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Turkmenistan
is the home of an ancient civilization. This land saw the invasion of
Alexander the Great and of Mongol hordes. The highlight of the tour is the
«Tolkuchka» Sunday Bazaar where different Turkmen tribes offering their produce: carpets, embroidery, silver jewelry, utensils etc. This region is also famous for the production of elegant carpets and the unique breed of the Turkmen horses!
From 921.00 US $ per person sharing. Departs on SET
DATES with minimum 2 pax
Due to its geographical location the land of the Uzbek people was always at the crossroad of migrations and invasions,
The Great Silk Road passed through this land making famous the cities of
Tashkent, Samarkand and Bukhara known for monuments from the bygone days, Minarets and mausoleums, mosques and madrassahs,
masterpieces of many constructors and artisans, From 782.00 US $ per person sharing. Departs on SET
DATES with minimum 2 pax
The home of the Golden Horde, Kazakhstan has a rich history that predates to the days of the Silk Road. Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan have beautiful mountain scenery
in the Tienshan Ranges. It was through these ranges that camel caravans
traveled to the west to trade. Along the way one can see Kyrgyz nomads herding their cattle and raring the finest breed of horses in the region!
From 945.00 US $ per person sharing. Departs on SET
DATES with minimum 2 pa