10D9N Central Asia Odyssey
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Discover the remarkable Silk Road heritage and breathtaking landscapes of Central Asia.
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Good to know
- Remarks & Notes: • Booking period from 10 August – 11 September 2026 • Minimum of 2 person to go – private basis, flexible departure • Valid from January – December 2026 • Sequence of itinerary is subject to change without prior notice • Final price to be advised upon the time of booking
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- Currency: Ringgit Malaysia (MYR)
Tour Highlights
- Marvel at Ashgabat’s striking white marble architecture, Wedding Palace, and the ancient UNESCO-listed Parthian ruins of Nisa.
- Witness the dramatic glow of the Darvaza Gas Crater (“Door to Hell”) with a traditional barbecue dinner and yurt stay in the Karakum Desert.
- Explore ancient Silk Road history across UNESCO-listed Ancient Merv, Abyvert ruins, and the Sultan Sanjar Mausoleum.
- Discover medieval Bukhara on foot, including the colossal Ark Citadel, Samanid Mausoleum, and iconic Kalyan Minaret.
- Experience the imperial splendor of Samarkand at Registan Square, Shah-i-Zinda necropolis, and ride the high-speed Afrosiyob train to Tashkent.
Day-by-day itinerary
Day 01 Arrive Ashgabat
Upon arriving at Ashgabat International Airport, you will be greeted by local representatives and transferred to your hotel. Afterwards, embark on a city tour to the Wedding Palace, the giant indoor Ferris Wheel, the Constitution Monument, the Arch of Neutrality, Independence Park, the Ottoman-style Ertugrul Gazi Mosque, and the Ashgabat Olympic Stadium. The day concludes with an overnight stay at your hotel in Ashgabat.
lunch · dinner
Day 02 Ashgabat – Gokdepe – Ashgabat
Breakfast at hotel and proceed visit the Parthian ruins of Nissa before venturing past modern Arkadag to Gokdepe. There, encounters with prized Akhalteke horses and historic battlegrounds give way to an immersive afternoon with a local family, mastering Turkmen crafts, baking traditional bread, and sharing a home-cooked lunch. The day wraps up at the grand Kipchak Mosque and the colorful stalls of Gulistan Bazaar. After tour ends, transfer back to your hotel.
breakfast · lunch · dinner
Day 03 Ashgabat – Darwaza
After breakfast at the hotel, visit the rare textiles at the Turkmen Carpet Museum then the road heads north into the vast Karakum Desert. A brief stop in the village of Yerbent offers a glimpse into desert life before reaching the fiery depths of the Darvaza Gas Crater. Afterwards, complete with a barbecue dinner and a stay in traditional yurts.
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Day 04 Darwaza – Ashgabat
After breakfast, transfer back to Ashgabat. The afternoon is spent browsing the extensive archaeological collections at the National Museum, followed by a visit to the hilltop Halk Hakydasy Memorial Complex to reflect on the nation’s past triumphs and tragedies. After tour ends, transfer to hotel and rest.
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Day 05 Ashgabat – Mary
After breakfast at the hotel, trace historic Silk Road caravan trails toward Mary, stopping at the 15th-century Anau Mosque ruins and the ancient trading hub of Abiwerd. In Mary, discover priceless Merv antiquities at the Mary Regional Museum, visit local architectural landmarks, and browse the vibrant city bazaar. After tour ends, transfer to your hotel and rest.
breakfast · lunch · dinner
Day 06 Mary – Farap – Bukhara
Breakfast at the hotel. Step back in time at UNESCO-listed Ancient Merv, once one of the greatest metropolises of the Islamic world. Marvel at imposing mudbrick fortresses like Gyz Gala and the magnificent 12th-century Soltan Sanjar Mausoleum. Bid farewell to Turkmenistan at the Farap border, meet the Uzbek host team, and take a scenic transfer to the medieval gem of Bukhara.
breakfast · lunch · dinner
Day 07 Bukhara – Samarkand
After breakfast, discover Bukhara’s historic core on foot, visiting the colossal Ark Citadel, the Samanids Mausoleum, and the iconic Kalyan Minaret. Stroll through medieval domed trading bazaars and the scenic Lyabi Hauz plaza before boarding an evening high-speed train to Samarkand.
breakfast · lunch · dinner
Day 08 Samarkand
After breakfast, visit Tamerlane’s imperial capital, featuring the tiled grandeur of Registan Square, the Gur Emir Mausoleum, and the vibrant Siab Market. Continue to the turquoise tombs of Shah-i-Zinda and witness traditional silk paper crafting at the historic Konigil Paper Mill. After tour ends, transfer back to the hotel.
breakfast · lunch · dinner
Day 09 Samarkand – Tashkent
After breakfast at the hotel, explore Samarkand’s rich cultural legacy at the Afrasiab Museum, famous for its 7th-century royal frescoes, and the medieval Ulugh Beg Observatory. After taking in local artisan traditions, board a high-speed express train to Uzbekistan’s modern capital, Tashkent.
breakfast · lunch · dinner
Day 10 Depart Tashkent
After breakfast, followed by check-out by 12:00 PM. Transfer to the airport for departure, taking home sweet memories of the trip.
breakfast · lunch · dinner
What's included
Included
- 9 nights’ accommodation with daily breakfast
- Sightseeing, transportation & meals as per itinerary
- ~ Entrance Fees as per Itinerary
- International round-trip flight: KUL-ASB / TAS-KUL (*Strictly subject to change)
- Train ticket (Bukhara-Samarkand)
- English speaking guides
Not included
- International / domestic flight ticket
- Tipping for guide and driver
- Travel insurance
- Visa (if any)
- Peak Season surcharge
- Items not mentioned
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Your hotels
Sport Hotel or similar
★★★★
Ashgabat Turkmenistan
Stantrips Yurt Camp or similar
★★★
Darwaza Turkmenistan
Mary Hotel or similar
★★★★
Mary Turkmenistan
Wyndham Bukhara or similar
★★★★
Bukhara Uzbekistan
Continental Hotel or similar
★★★★
Samarkand Uzbekistan
Grand Afrosiab / Grand Dior or similar
★★★★
Tashkent Uzbekistan



