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-langar-ota-shakhrisabz
One-day Langar-Ota & Shakhrisabz Tour from Samarkand
Take an exciting one-day Langar-Ota & Shakhrisabz tour from Samarkand southward to the homeland of Amir Temur (Tamerlane), the legendary commander and conqueror of Central Asia.
Travel styleEscorted tourSmall groupUzbekistan
1 dayMausoleum of Muhammad Sodiq · Ak-Saray Palace
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Overview
Take an exciting one-day Langar-Ota & Shakhrisabz tour from Samarkand southward to the homeland of Amir Temur (Tamerlane), the legendary commander and conqueror of Central Asia. The tour begins with a visit to the mausoleum of Muhammad Sodiq in the village of Langar, an extraordinary place where people often live to be 100 years old, and time appears to have stood still since the mid-16th century. Next, you'll travel to the city of Shakhrisabz, where Tamerlane once constructed the most magnificent palace in the world. Today, only two sides of the entrance portal remain, but they reach an impressive height of 70 meters, giving a glimpse of the grandeur that once was in the 15th century.
Our one-day tour from Samarkand to Langar and Shakhrisabz offers a deeper dive into the history and culture of Uzbekistan. Explore the detailed program, view stunning photos, and book your tour today.
Tour highlights
- View of Langar settlement
- Langar Canyon
- Mausoleum of Muhammad Sodiq
- Langar ota Mosque
- Mosque
- The interior of the Mosque
1 day
Day-by-day itinerary
Take an exciting one-day Langar-Ota & Shakhrisabz tour from Samarkand southward to the homeland of Amir Temur (Tamerlane), the legendary commander and conqueror of Central Asia. The tour begins with a visit to the mausoleum of Muhammad Sodiq in the village of Langar, an extraordinary place where people often live to be 100 years old, and time appears to have stood still since the mid-16th century. Next, you'll travel to the city of Shakhrisabz, where Tamerlane once constructed the most magnificent palace in the world. Today, only two sides of the entrance portal remain, but they reach an impressive height of 70 meters, giving a glimpse of the grandeur that once was in the 15th century. Our one-day tour from Samarkand to Langar and Shakhrisabz offers a deeper dive into the history and culture of Uzbekistan. Explore the detailed program, view stunning photos, and book your tour today.
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Group size
Up to 24
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Prices, per person
| Group size | Standard |
|---|---|
| 1 person | £354 |
| 2 persons | £191 |
| 3 persons | £163 |
| 4 persons | £127 |
| 5 persons | £104 |
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