M.I.C.E. Incentive

 

Among the world's greatest cities, Bukhara the Noble, can perhaps more deservingly be singled out for possessing a quantity of antiquities that remain unmatched anywhere else. Suffice it to say that the city boasts 140 monuments of Eastern Renaissance. With over 2500 years of history and a welcoming atmosphere it is one of the tourists' favorites. As any other city of Central Asia, Bukhara was subjected to the devastating invasion of its numerous enemies. But each time it managed to revive on one and the same place, keeping loyalty to its roots. The majority of sights lie scattered around the old town, and are easily reached on foot. It is a place to walk and talk and imagine the days of the Silk Road trade.

You may choose the comfort of a steam train or the advantage of time-saving air transport for your unforgettable tour round the world-known 'museum in the open'. One way or the other, this is the trip of a lifetime.

Payment: 100 % prepayment should be made not less than 3 days before the group’s arrival.    

Cancellation fees:
Cancellation prior 30 days – no penalty is charged
Cancellation prior 15 days – 50 % penalty is charged
Cancellation prior 1 day – 100 % penalty is charged

Sightseeing spots that will be visited during the excursions:

Bukhara:
Visit to Ismael Samani mausoleum (9-10c)-vault  of Bukhara rulers' dynasty, Chor-Minor, Chashma-Ayub Mausoleums (14 c), Visit to Old Bukhara: Poli-Kalon ensemble including Minaret (12c) , Mosque (15c), functioning Madrassah Miri-Arab (16 c), Amir-Alim-Khan Madrassah (14c), Taqi (trading domes), Kukeldash Madrassah (16c), Lyab-i-Hauz (17c), Nadir Divanbegi (17c), Magoki Attari (16c), Ulug Beg (15c), Abdul Aziz (17c) Madrassahs. Visit to Registan Ensemble, Ark Fortress (16c) and Bolo-Hauz complex (18 c). Visit to summer residence of Emir - “Sitora-I-Mokhi-Khosa” (1911).