Assemble at Singapore Changi Airport for your flight to Khiva via Kuala Lumpur. Upon arrival, proceed to hotel.

Here at last in Khiva, where history and charm blend seamlessly beneath the blue skies. Step into this UNESCO World Heritage site and experience the rich tapestry of stories woven from the ancient Silk Road, where every corner tells a tale of centuries past. Marvel at the enchanting Ichan-Kala, an inner fortress where history whispers from every corner. Wander through lanes that are a canvas of Islamic architecture and Central Asian elegance. Capture memories at iconic landmarks like the Kunya-Ark Fortress and the vibrant Kalta Minor Minaret. Every moment here is an Instagram dream come true. As evening descends, find yourself in the mesmerizing Ichan-Kala, a UNESCO treasure in Khiva and indulge in an exclusive dinner, where the rich flavors of Uzbek cuisine await to delight your palate, offering an authentic taste of Uzbekistan's legendary hospitality. Tonight, you don’t just dine; you travel through history.

Today, you will embark on a scenic 450km drive to Bukhara. This route, dotted with quaint villages and sweeping cotton fields, is a scenic bridge between the splendors of Khiva and the timeless charm of Bukhara. we're off on a scenic 450km drive that is dotted with quaint villages and sweeping cotton fields to Bukhara, a 2,000-year-old gem on the Silk Road. This enchanting city, straight out of Arabian Nights, is bursting with culture and history. We'll start in Bukhara’s Old Town, with its central reflecting pool, domed bazaars, and iconic spots like the Kalon Assembly, Zindan Prison, and Ark Citadel. Make a stop at the Ismail Samani Mausoleum,

Let’s journey on to Samarkand after breakfast. You will experience a bullet train to Samarkand. Dive into a day drenched in culture and Instagrammable moments in Samarkand! Start at the Gur-Amir Mausoleum and Shakhi-Zinda Necropolis, capturing architectural wonders. Stroll through Registan Square and stand in awe at the heart of ancient Samarkand, with its magnificent madrasahs. Explore the colorful Syob Bazaar, a sensory overload of sights, sounds, and smells, perfect for picking local treasures as memories keepsake or as giveaway. Here, you will get to discover ancient wonder if time permits, marvel at the grandeur of the Bibi Khanym Mosque, a testament to Samarkand's

After breakfast at the hotel, begin your day by heading to Konigil Village. Established by the Mukhtarov brothers, the Konigil Meros Paper Factory is located in this quaint village, just a stone's throw away from Samarkand. The brothers have revived the age-old tradition of paper production, utilizing the ancestral technology of Samarkand, with each piece skilfully crafted by hand. Witness the entire paper production process unfold before your eyes as you visit the Konigil Meros Paper Factory. In addition to paper production, the Factory also specializes in other crafts. The name "Konigil" translates to "clay mine," indicating the local tradition of pottery. The surrounding area is also known for its rice cultivation and linseed oil production, which is used to prepare their distinctive pilaf. The factory even hosts masterclasses for preparing this special pilaf using linseed oil. Spend the night at your hotel in Samarkand.

Get ready for a day filled with history, culture, and breathtaking scenery. After a hearty breakfast, you’ll embark on a scenic drive to the Uzbekistan-Tajikistan border at Jartepa. The landscapes along the way are stunning, so keep your camera handy! Cross into Tajikistan and head to Penjikent that just a 40-minute drive away. Here, you'll immerse yourself in history at the Rudaki Museum, explore the lively Bazaar, and visit a historic mosque. Next, venture to the ancient ruins of Penjikent, a captivating 5th-century Sogdian city that will transport you back in time. Continues with a picturesque drive along the Zarafshon River, crossing the breathtaking Anzob Pass and Varzob Gorge. These awe-inspiring views are perfect for capturing unforgettable photos.

Welcome to Dushanbe, the vibrant capital of Tajikistan! Dive into the rich history and vibrant culture of Dushanbe, where the past and present blend seamlessly. Did you know the city's name means "Monday" in Tajik? It evolved from a bustling marketplace to a lively metropolis, beautifully situated at the confluence of the Varzob and Kofarnihon rivers. Kick off the day at the Museum of Antiquities, where the famous Buddha in Nirvana awaits. This serene masterpiece is a must-see! Next, head over to Navruz Palace. Originally meant to be a teahouse, it now dazzles with 12 unique halls filled with local art, intricate wood carvings, stunning mosaics, and painted ceilings. It's like stepping into a fairy tale! Feeling hungry? Enjoy a delicious lunch featuring the best of Tajik cuisine. Trust me, your taste buds will thank you! After lunch, we’re off to the Hissar Fortress, this 18th-century stronghold, surrounded by historic madrassahs and a 16th-century mausoleum, offers a fascinating glimpse into the past. Next, take a leisurely stroll through the Dushanbe main square, Visit the Monument of Somoni, relax in Rudaki Park, and marvel at the National Library and the President’s Palace. Don’t forget to check out Flag Park for some stunning views.

After breakfast, heading to the airport for your flight to Almaty, Kazakhstan. Ready for an adventure? Once you land in Almaty, you’ll be greeted and whisked away to Kok-Tobe Hill. Hop on a scenic cable car and enjoy the ride up, soaking in the breathtaking views of Almaty below. As you ascend, the city's beauty unfolds beneath you, with the iconic Almaty TV tower standing tall against the skyline. It’s the perfect spot for some amazing photos.

Explore Almaty today starting at Medeu, one of the world’s most famous ice skating rinks, perched high in the mountains. Imagine gliding under the stars with music and lights, or relaxing in a VIP box with stunning views. Medeu also hosts Almaty’s International Medeu-marathon, challenging runners to climb nearly 1000 vertical meters. After savoring the flavors of Kazakh cuisine lunch, we’ll dive into Kazakhstan’s rich history at the Historical Museum. Here, the past comes alive with fascinating exhibits that tell the story of this incredible country. Proceed on to Republic Square, the bustling heart of Almaty. Feel the city’s vibrant energy as you explore this central hub. Next, take a serene stroll through Panfilov Park, a green oasis in the midst of the city and feel the tranquility of the park that is a perfect contrast to the bustling square. End the day at National Museum of Music Instruments, where you’ll discover a captivating collection of traditional Kazakh instruments. Each piece tells a story of the region's rich musical heritage.

Take a morning drive to the breathtaking Charyn Canyons, nested at east of Almaty, near the Chinese border

Today, let’s journey on to the Kazakh-Kyrgyz border for customs clearance entering in to Kyrgyzstan and to Bishkek city. Along the way, enjoy photo stops at beautiful scenic spots. Tuck in for some local cuisine lunch before embarking on a city tour. Your first stop is the Turkish Mosque, followed by a visit to Victory Square, where you can appreciate the historical significance of this landmark. Next, explore the Central Square featuring the impressive Manas Statue, and then immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage at the Historical Museum. End the day at the Old Square to see the iconic Lenin Statue.

After a hearty breakfast, embark on an exciting journey to Cholpon-Ata on the northern shores of Issyk-Kul Lake. Our first stop is Burana Tower, where you can explore the ancient city ruins and climb the 11th-century minaret for stunning panoramic views. Next, enjoy a thrilling Buzkashi show, witnessing horse-mounted players compete in this traditional nomadic game. Wrap up the day at the majestic Tian-Shan Mountain Range on a scenic three-hour drive to Cholpon-Ata.

Today, we embark on an exciting journey to the charming city of Karakol. Upon arrival, we’ll start with a delightful lunch, giving you the chance to savor some local flavors and recharge for the day’s adventures. After lunch, we dive into a captivating tour of Karakol, exploring its rich history and cultural diversity with visits to the ornate Russian Orthodox Church and the striking Dungan Mosque. Proceed on to the famous Djety-Oguz Rock, also known as the Seven Bulls Rock, a stunning red sandstone formation steeped in local legends. Next, we visit the Heartbroken Rock and enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding landscapes, perfect for capturing the beauty of Kyrgyzstan's rugged terrain. As the day winds down, we head to Yrdyk Village for a traditional dinner with a Dungan family, enjoying a feast of authentic Chinese traditional food in a warm, homely atmosphere

A day of tradition and tranquility as you take a morning drive to a picturesque mountain village. En route, enjoy a mesmerizing eagle show featuring the Berkut, the revered golden eagle of Kyrgyz culture. This hour-long spectacle of ancient eagle hunting traditions is captivating. Continue your drive through the Chon-Kemin valley, a pristine national park with rugged mountains and lush pastures. Arrival at your unique lodging Eco Guest House, known for its traditional craftsmanship. Here, watch a Yurt setup demonstration, showcasing the region's nomadic heritage. In the evening, gather for a festive Christmas Celebration Dinner by a warm fireplace, creating a cozy, unforgettable experience.

After breakfast, kick off your day with a visit to a bustling shopping center in Bishkek. It’s the perfect spot to pick up some local souvenirs to remember your trip. Next, head to the airport for your flight to Tashkent. Upon arrival in Tashkent, you’ll settle into your hotel and check in. this evening, indulge in a flavorful local dinner soaking in the vibrant atmosphere of the Uzbek capital. It's the perfect way to unwind and savor the rich culture of Tashkent

Kick off your day with breakfast before proceeding to explore Tashkent city. First stop: Khast Imam Square, the spiritual hub of the city. Check out the stunning Barakkhan Madrasah, the serene Kaffal Shashi Mausoleum, and the Library of Islamic Literature, where you can see the original 7th-century Quran of Othman. Next up is Chorsu Bazaar, a vibrant and bustling market. Wander through the lively stalls, soak in the atmosphere, and snap some Insta-worthy pics. After a traditional lunch, head to Amir Timur Square, a spot that blends history with cool vibes. Founded in 1882 and renamed in 1994 to honor Amir Timur, this square is a tribute to the city's rich heritage. This evening, heading to the airport for your flight back to Singapore, reminiscing about the incredible adventures and unforgettable moments from your trip.

Arrival in Kuala Lumpur for your connecting flight back home.