Transfer : Meeting at the airport and transfer to the hotel.

Accommodation: Check-in at the hotel.

Excursion: Sightseeing tour of Tashkent.

Overnight at the hotel

Distance: 253 km

Transportation: Bus, bicycle

Transfer: Early departure from Tashkent in the direction of the Ferghana Valley through the Kamchik Pass (2,267 m), connecting the Tashkent region with Namangan and Ferghana regions.

Arrival in Kokand: A city with a rich history, the former capital of the Kokand Khanate, famous for its palaces, mosques and handicraft traditions.

Accommodation: Camping in the vicinity of Kokand.

Free time: Time to relax, prepare for the cycling route and explore the nature of the region.

Overnight stay: In a tent camp

Distance: 32 km

Transportation: Bicycle

Kokand City Tour:

Khudoyar Khan's Palace ("Urda") is the residence of the last Kokand Khan, one of the most magnificent buildings of Central Asia of the 19th century.

Narbut Biy Mosque is the main Friday mosque of Kokand, built in the 18th century.

Dakhma-i-Shakhon is the tomb of the Kokand khans.

The mausoleum of Modarikhon is the tomb of the mothers of the Kokand rulers.

The Mizhon-Hazrat Mausoleum is an architectural monument of religious significance.

Transfer to Rishtan: The bike route passes through the picturesque foothills and valleys.

Arrival in Rishtan: A city famous for its ancient traditions of ceramic art.

Accommodation: Camping in the vicinity of Rishtan

Distance: 40 km

Transportation: Bicycle

Tour of Rishtan:

Visit to private traditional ceramic workshops - get acquainted with the unique art of Rishtan ceramics made from local clay and covered with the famous blue glaze “ishkor". Here you can see the process of creating painted dishes, as well as purchase authentic handmade items.

Margilan Bike Tour:

The road passes through traditional Uzbek villages, orchards and fields, giving the opportunity to enjoy the picturesque scenery of the Fergana Valley.

Accommodation: Camping in the vicinity of Margilan.

Overnight stay: In a tent camp

Distance: 12 km

Transportation: Bicycle

Margilan City tour:

Khanakok Mosque is one of the historical mosques of the city, associated with the cultural heritage of the region.

Hunarmandchilik Madrasah is an educational center where Islamic sciences and crafts were studied.

The Siddiq Pyramid is a unique architectural structure associated with the history of the city.

The Yodgorlik Silk Factory is one of the oldest enterprises for the production of Uzbek silk, where you can see the whole process of creating fabric by hand.

Transfer to Ferghana.

Ferghana city tour.

Overnight at the campground.

Transfer: To the city of Kuva.

Ferghana City Tour:

The Central City Park is a picturesque recreation area with green alleys, fountains and sculptures.

The Regional Museum of Local Lore contains collections of artifacts reflecting the history, culture and traditions of the region.

The Al-Fargoniy Monument is a monument in honor of the great scientist, astronomer and mathematician of the 9th century, who was born in these places.

Kuva City Tour:

The ancient settlement of Kuva is the ruins of an ancient city, an important center of trade and culture during the era of the Kushan state.

The Archaeological Museum is an exhibition of unique finds telling about the history of the region, including Buddhist artifacts.

The archaeological site is an ancient Buddhist temple complex with monumental Buddha statues and relics of the past.

The Ahmad Al-Fargoniy Monument is a monument to an outstanding medieval scientist whose works influenced world science.

Transfer: To the city of Andijan.

Overnight stay: In a tent camp

Transfer: To the city of Andijan.

Andijan City Tour:

Babur House Museum, a memorial complex dedicated to Zahiriddin Muhammad Babur, the founder of the Mughal Empire. It includes an exhibition dedicated to his life and work.

Babur's Garden is a picturesque place where the great commander and poet loved to relax.

The Zhami Complex (1.5 hectares) is one of the largest architectural ensembles in Andijan, including

the Juma Mosque ("Friday Mosque"), a large mosque where Friday services are held.

The Minaret is a historical tower that towers over the complex and serves as a symbol of the Islamic culture of the region.

The Central Bazaar is a lively oriental market where you can taste local products, spices and sweets.

Hunarmandchilik Artisan Street is a craft street where craftsmen make ceramics, metal, wood and textiles.

The ancient settlement of "Ershi" (modern Mintepa) is the ruins of an ancient city, which is considered the capital of the state of Davan since antiquity.

Transfer to Namangan city.

Overnight stay: In a tent camp

Transfer to Namangan city.

Namangan City Tour:

The Ota Valihon Tura Mosque is one of the city's iconic Islamic buildings, known for its architecture and spiritual significance.

The Mausoleum of Khoja Amin is a historical monument serving as a place of worship and religious worship.

The functioning Mullo-Kirghiz Madrasah is an educational Islamic institution where traditional education continues.

The ruins of the ancient city of Akhsykent are the remains of one of the largest historical centers of the Ferghana Valley, which flourished in the medieval period.

Transfer: To the city of Chust.

Excursion to Chust:

Private workshops of artisans - visit to family workshops where the famous handmade Chust knives are traditionally made.

Transfer: To the highway leading to the Kamchik pass.

Transfer: To Tashkent.

Accommodation: At the hotel

Transfer: To the airport.

Departure: Return flight home