Successive invaders throughout history left little of the medieval city intact, and much of the modern architecture is classically Soviet. The region is known for its abundant fruit crops, mild climate, …and one of the few remaining statues of Lenin outside Russia! Shady streets, verdant parks and gardens and a lively riverside characterize the city. The second-largest city in Tajikistan, it lies along the spectacular Syr-Darya River in the fertile Ferghana Valley, surrounded almost entirely by Uzbekistan. BC the last stronghold in Central Asia of Alexander the Great. There is music, handicrafts, and art to enjoy, and culinary, historical and archaeological explorations… or simply relax at a spa or yurt camp with the pristine landscapes, vast starry night skies and incredible vistas. Choose city walks or foothill hiking, birding, rafting, or mountaineering. Spend the night in a cozy yurt, village guesthouse or boutique hotel and enjoy your choice of local sightseeing caravan: Land Rover or camel, horse, donkey, yak or bike. Tajikistan is 90% mountainous, and the Fann range is the land of the elusive snow leopard, golden eagles, pastures of springtime flowers and nomadic herds, traditional village culture, and a heartfelt welcome for guests. Visitors from the US and Canada no longer need visas for up to 30 days! Come and discover the road less traveled. Nearby, Lake Tudakul is known for its diversity of bird species, and a diversity of leisure activities on its ample shores - a wonderful addition to Bukhara exploration! 2) The Fann Mountains And Villages, Tajikistanīeautiful and remote, Tajikistan rolls out its traditional Kayrakum carpets for visitors. Enjoy the desert moon from your rooftop restaurant or the everyday bustle from a table around the pond at Lyabi-hauz. Markets in Bukhara are busy and bright, tempting with the aromas and flavors of local produce and imported spices, fabulous colors and fabrics of ikat fabric, gold embroidery, and brass and copper ornaments, and the beauty of hand-made carpets, suzanis and gold embroidery. Skilled artisans draw visitors, students and shoppers from around the world. The city’s markets, workshops and galleries offer fine traditional arts. Visitors now climb the tower for the stunning panorama. Ghengis Khan reportedly lost his hat looking up at the landmark Kalyan Minaret and spared it destruction. Its medieval city core boasts more than 2,000 UNESCOl monuments. On the edge of the fabled Kyzyl Kum desert, Bukhara is an ancient oasis city for centuries of culture and desert exploration. With fewer travelers at our other Silk Road destinations, and fewer travel restrictions, now is the time! Central Asia 1) Bukhara, Uzbekistan The most popular sites in Central Asia are rarely crowded, and since opening again, visitors often find themselves alone with the past at historical and cultural sites. Silk Road Treasure Tours helps navigate the changing state of travel to some of the most beautiful and under-visited locations, perfect for those who still want the “big” trip, but safely. Join us for the pure joy of travel in the lands of Silk Road Treasure Tours. We've got magnificent UNESCO World Heritage sites and legendary cities, remote Silk Road villages and bustling bazaars, wind-swept steppe, breathtaking mountains, crystal clear lakes, and destinations all along the roads less traveled for outdoor adventures and al fresco dining, with foodie, art and shopping itineraries and cultural exploration. We are thrilled to let you in on our travel bucket list of possibilities for 2022! It's the start of a new year… and we have a new appreciation for travel! The world is cautiously opening, and we can feel the wanderlust again.
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