Shakhrisabz is one of the most ancient cities of Uzbekistan, located south of Samarkand at the foot of the Gissar Mountains. This region has long been regarded as a major cultural and strategic center of Central Asia. It is the birthplace of the great conqueror and ruler Amir Temur (Tamerlane), born here in 1336. The city is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List and still preserves the legacy and spirit of the Timurid era.
The excursion to Shakhrisabz offers an unforgettable journey through the hometown of Amir Temur. You will see the majestic ruins of Ak-Saray Palace — once considered one of the grandest structures of the East. Walk along the ancient streets with preserved domes, baths, and mosques. Visit the memorial complexes of Dor-ut-Tilovat and Dorus Siadat, which reflect the religious traditions and heritage of the Timurids. The tour concludes with the Hazrati Imam Mosque and the ancient plane trees that are over 650 years old. This trip combines architectural splendor, the mysteries of the past, and the spiritual atmosphere of an ancient oriental city.
