Holiday Boots

Arrival at Tajikistan

Arrival at the Tajikistan airport . Our tour escort will host you from outside airport.
Transfer to the Hotel.
Tajikistan United Museum includes the exhibits on history, natural history and art, Buddha in Nirvana is one of the valuable exhibits of museum.
Botanical garden very beautiful garden with many old trees is the favorite place of Tajikistan.
Bazaar an oriental market is the most crowded place in the city Hissar fortress the remains of an 18th century fortress, occupied until 1924 is located in 30 km west of Dushanbe.
Beside the fortress are two plain Madrassah, one dating from the 18th century and the other 19^th beyond them is the mausoleum of 16th century
Free time to explore the city on your own.
Overnight at Hotel

Transfers to Kulob

Breakfast at Hotel.
Transfers to–Kulob.
Highlights of the route from Dushanbe include the tunnel and brief views down over Nurek Reservoir and the startling sight of the reconstructed 11th-century Hulbuk Fortress-Palace at the roadside in Kurbon Shaid.
We will visit this fortress and having visited we will continue the read to Kulob, is a city in Eastern Kulob district, Khatlon Province, Tajikistan.
Located 203 km southeast of the capital Dushanbe on the Yakhsu River it is one of the largest cities in the country.
Next stop is the mausoleum of the prominent 14th century poet , philosopher and thinker Mir Said Ali Kha-madoni.
Evening transfers to Dushanbe

Drive to Khujand

Breakfast at Hotel.
Drive to–Khujand
Mug Tepa-situated in Ura-Tube is one of the ancient settlements in Tajikistan. It is said the city was found by Kir in the north-east boundary of the empire.
Khazrati Shoh architectural complex- consists of Khazrati Shoh mausoleum-the grave of brother of Kusam ibn Abbas, Khudayar Valami mausoleum and mosque Namozgoh. There were city cemetery and Medresse too. All these buildings belong to 19th c.
Bazaar- an oriental market where you can find everything.
Sightseeing of Khujand,
Oriental Bazaar– the biggest bazaars of Central Asia is Payshanba bazaar, one of the interesting places in Khujand attracting people with various sounds and tastes.
Museum of archeology and fortification in the middle of northern part of the city there is fortress of 7-8th c.
Transfers to Hotel
Free time to explore the city on your own.
Overnight at Hotel

Khujand

Breakfast at Hotel.
Sightseeing of Khujand.
Next stop to Shikh Muslihiddin mosque and Mausoleum.
Arbob palace named after S. Urunhodlaev .
City tour – Monument to Lenin, Monument to Khudjandi poet, Arbob palace named after S. Urunhodlae, Continue SS: Kairakkum water reservoir.
Transfers to Hotel
Free time to explore the city on your own.
Overnight at Hotel

Drive to Penjikent

Breakfast at Hotel.
Drive to Penjikent via Istaravshan.
Check in to Hotel.
Museum of Rudaki – As Penjikent is a birthplace of Abu Abdallah Rudaki, considered by many to be the father of Persian Poetry.
Ancient Penjikent – ruins of old Sogdian town founded in 5th century and abandoned in the 8th century by Arabs. Foundations of houses, a citadel with a couple of Zoroastrian fire temples and city bazaar are visible in the excavated ruins.
Transfers to Hotel.
Free time to explore the city on your own.
Overnight at Hotel

Drive to Seven Lakes

Breakfast at Hotel
Drive to Seven Lakes
Sarazm is one of the ancient settlement in Central Asia with 5500 years civilization. In 2010 the Sarazm was added to the list of the Human heritage by UNESCO
Haf Kul-seven lakes of different colors in mountains of Tajikistan. See 1. Mijgon, 2. Soya, 3. Hushyor, 4. Nophin lakes (2139m.a.l), Khurdak, 6. Marguzor, 7. Hazorchashma lakes (2400m a.s.l.).
Picnic at lake
Drive back to Penjikent
Transfers to Hotel
Free time to explore the city on your own
Overnight at Hotel

Drive to Iskandarkul Lake

Breakfast at Hotel.
Drive to Sary Tag village via Iskandarkul Lake. Iskandarkul-known as a lake of Alexander the Great was established on 1969.
Drive to Dushanbe.
Check in to Hotel
Free time to explore the city on your own.
Overnight at Hotel

Departure - Onwards

Tajikistan: A tale of the Pamirs