Grand Silk Road of Uzbekistan
Journey highlights. Twelve days is what it takes to do the four great cities properly and still have room for the country in between them.
Next departure: 1 Oct 2026
12 daysfrom£1,633/ per person
See holiday detailsUzbekistanTour code: adv-city-tour-khiva
One-day Khiva City Tour
Khiva is a magical city, a maze of clay buildings and winding alleys, all surrounded by a thick fortress wall. As part of Khiva tours, visitors can explore Ichan-Kala, the fortress in the city center that has housed several thousand people in a medieval city for centuries.
Travel styleEscorted tourSmall groupUzbekistan
1 dayKunya-Ark Citadel · Tash-Khovli Palace · Mukhammad Aminkhan Madrasah etc.
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Overview
Khiva is a magical city, a maze of clay buildings and winding alleys, all surrounded by a thick fortress wall. As part of Khiva tours, visitors can explore Ichan-Kala, the fortress in the city center that has housed several thousand people in a medieval city for centuries. There are a number of outstanding buildings, including Kalta-Minor, a fat and short minaret decorated with intricate blue tiles, and Juma Mosque, whose ceiling is supported by 213 carved wooden columns with different designs. But perhaps the best reason to tour Khiva is to just experience the city as a whole. Khiva has retained its medieval feel, though there are people living inside its walls to this day. On this one-day tour, it’s easy to imagine the ways that merchants must have walked through the same streets as you yourself take this walking sightseeing tour of Khiva.
Tour highlights
- Juma Mosque, Khiva
- Khiva
- Tash-Khovli Palace, Khiva
- Kalta-Minor Minaret, Khiva
- Mausoleum of Pakhlavan Makhmud, Khiva
- Islam-Khodja Minaret, Khiva
1 day
Day-by-day itinerary
Khiva is a magical city, a maze of clay buildings and winding alleys, all surrounded by a thick fortress wall. As part of Khiva tours, visitors can explore Ichan-Kala, the fortress in the city center that has housed several thousand people in a medieval city for centuries. There are a number of outstanding buildings, including Kalta-Minor, a fat and short minaret decorated with intricate blue tiles, and Juma Mosque, whose ceiling is supported by 213 carved wooden columns with different designs. But perhaps the best reason to tour Khiva is to just experience the city as a whole. Khiva has retained its medieval feel, though there are people living inside its walls to this day. On this one-day tour, it’s easy to imagine the ways that merchants must have walked through the same streets as you yourself take this walking sightseeing tour of Khiva.
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Prices, per person
| Group size | Standard |
|---|---|
| 1 person | £200 |
| 2 persons | £118 |
| 3 persons | £95 |
| 4 persons | £82 |
| 5 persons | £73 |
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2026
2027
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