Samarkand, Uzbekistan
The Blue Capital
Samarkand evokes mysticism and conjures images of exotic allure. UNESCO declared the city a World Heritage Site in 2001, describing it as a crossroads and melting pot of the world’s cultures. The architecture and townscape of Samarkand illustrate masterpieces of Islamic cultural activity; the city is home to sites which played an influential role in the development of Islamic architecture in the entire region, from the Mediterranean to the Indian subcontinent. Examples of this are the Bibi Khanum Mosque and Registan Square. The historic town on the other hand showcases Central Asian culture and history at its finest, present in the art, architecture and urban structure. Let us guide you through this enchanting city visited by few...
Remark
Retrace the steps of the Silk Road, no name being more evocative of this legendary trail as Samarkand”¦