• Itchan Kala - Situated in the Khorezm region of Uzbekistan, south of the Amu Darya River, Itchan Kala is the inner fortress of Khiva. It served as the final stop for caravans before they ventured across the desert to Persia. With a history extending over two thousand years, Itchan Kala is a site of great historical significance.
• Kalta Minor Minaret - This structure captivates with its impressive size and distinctive design. The foundation measures 15 meters, with a diameter of 14.5 meters at the base, and it stands 29 meters tall. However, this grand tower represents only a third of its intended height.
• Juma Mosque - Located near the center of Ichan Kala, Khiva’s Juma, or Friday Mosque, is named after the Arabic term ṣalāt al-jumu‘ah, meaning “Friday Prayer.” It is a significant site where the name of the ruling Khan would have been announced during Friday prayers.

• Local guide
• Entrance tickets
• Old City Excursion

• Personal Expenses

Ichan-Kala serves as an open-air museum, spanning an impressive 26 hectares, where the exotic charm of an eastern city is beautifully preserved. Remarkably, Ichan-Kala is not merely a static city-museum; it is a vibrant community where 300 families reside, primarily involved in traditional crafts. Visitors can delight in an unforgettable stroll through the ancient streets and immerse themselves in the rich culture of the East, which has been maintained in this area for many years.

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