• Teshiktash - Known as the Valley of Demons, this area is filled with massive boulders and peculiar stones scattered throughout. These stones have fantastic shapes, resembling either demon faces, pagan deities, or wild animals.
• Teshiktash - The “Heart-stone” features a natural heart-shaped hole, formed by years of wind currents. It is located 30 km south of Samarkand, on the road to Amankutana.
• The Palace Complex of Ak-Saray - Constructed by order of Amir Temur following his campaign against Khorezm, the Ak-Saray’s construction began around 1379. Today, only two separate entrance portals remain, each standing over 40 meters tall.
  Entrance tickets are priced at 3 dollars per person, payable in cash or by card.
• Sultan Saodat Complex - This complex was established after the passing of Amir Temur’s eldest son, Jahangir. The ensemble now includes several structures: a mosque, a mausoleum, a pilgrim’s room, three gates, and tombs.
  Entrance tickets are priced at 3 dollars per person, payable in cash or by card.
• Kok-Gumbaz Mosque - Opened in 1435, this is the largest mosque in Shakhrisabz. Built on the foundation of a pre-Mongol mosque, it is a remarkable example of Persian architecture.
  Entrance tickets are priced at 3 dollars per person, payable in cash or by card.
• Samarkand - After exploring all the attractions, the journey continues to Samarkand. Along the way, enjoy the stunning mountain landscapes and savor the finest tandoor-gush (lamb meat)!

• a guide service
• a driver service

• Lunch
• Total entrance tickets 10$ per person

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.