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Trace the route of the ancient Silk Road through vast, awe-inspiring landscapes to discover magnificent architectural treasures from the Golden Age of Islamic civilisation. Explore the birthplace of hugely influential figures such as Imam Bukhari, Imam Tirmidhi, Ibn Sina (Avicenna) and polymaths such as Al-Khwarizmi and Al-Biruni. Enjoy tasty halal cuisine and a warm welcome. 

Bukhara

Over 2,000 years old, its historic buildings are exceptionally well preserved – explore the Ark Citadel and a wealth of madrasas and mosques such as the Kalan mosque with its skyline-defining minaret.

Kukaldosh Boutique Hotel  

 Grand Emir Residence  

Samarkand

The “Pearl of the East”, once the seat of the famous warrior Timur – visit its beautiful Registan Square, which welcomed traders from across the world, Imam al-Bukhari's Mausoleum, Ulugh Beg’s Observatory and many other historical attractions.

Emirhan 

MAROKAND SPA HOTEL  

 Khiva

This ancient city is one of the oldest in Central Asia, Itchan Kala, its historic centre, is surrounded by a 10-metre-high wall, a treasure trove of palaces, mosques and historic monuments.

Arkanchi Hotel

Tashkent

See the modern face of this thriving country in its business and cultural centre bringing together architecture from across the centuries.

Central Palace Halal Hotel

International Hotel Tashkent

Unveiling Uzbekistan – a journey through time

The HalalBooking Travel Blog

The double-landlocked Central Asian country (one of two in the world, the other being Lichtenstein) boasts a rich history and culture deeply intertwined with Islam. The former Soviet Republic is known for its ancient Silk Road trade route stops, such as Bukhara, Samarkand and Khiva. It became a melting pot of civilisations due to its position along the route, which also served as a highway for the spread of Islam.