19175-Mr Piyush Niyati-Tashkent- Dealer Tour

• Return Economy Class Airfare on Uzbekistan Airways Ex-Delhi (with group).
• 4 Nights accommodation in the mentioned hotel.
• 1 Hi-Tea on the day of arrival.
• 4 Buffet Breakfasts at the hotel.
• 3 Lunches.
• 4 Gala Dinner with Veg-Non Veg Snacks, Vodka, Beer, and Soft Drinks with Exclusive Belly Dance shows (1 HOUR).
• 2 bottles of 0.5 ltr water per person per day.
• A/C comfortable transport with professional driver as per the itinerary.
• Professional English speaking escort guide from arrival to departure in Tashkent.
• All tours & transfers on PVT basis.
• Full day trip to Charvak Lake & Chimgan Mountains.
• Tashkent City Tour (Amir Temur Square, etc.).
• Your own alcohol with no extra charge to the restaurants.
• Uzbekistan Visa support & Normal Visa processing fees (with group).

• Photo & video charges
• Tips & gratuities
• Any personal expenses
• Any service not included in inclusions or itinerary
• Courier charges
• Entrance fees
• Usage of mini bar in the hotel

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HI TEA – COOKIES + VEG SANDWICH + MASALA TEA + WATER
LUNCH – PANNER BUTTER MASALA / PANEER CHOLA + CHICKEN BUTTER MASALA / CHICKEN CURRY / CHICKEN KORMA + VEGETABLE JALFREZE / MIX JALFREZE + YELLOW TADKA DAAL + ALOO JEERA / ALOO GOBHI + FRESH SALAD + RAITA + PLAIN RICE + NAAN / ROTI/ PARANTHA + PICKLE + WATER + KHEER / HALWA / PASTRIES / SEASONAL DESSERT
GALA DINNER – 2 + 2 VEG & NON VEG SNACKS ( VEG HARYALI TIKKA/ CHILLI PANEER / VEG SPRING ROLLS / VEGETABLE PAKORAS ETC + CHICKEN CHILLI / MUTTON KABAB / CHICKEN TIKKA / MUTTON TIKKA / MUTTON CUTLETS /MUTTON SHAMMI KABAB / TANDOORI CHICKEN ETC)
UNLIMITED BEER & LOCAL VODKA, SOFT DRINKS, SODA WATER FOR 01 HOUR WITH EXCLUSIVE BELLY DANCE SHOW PROGRAM. RAJMA + SHAHI PANEER / KADHAI PANNER / PANEER BUTTER MASALA + YELLOW TADKA DAAL / DAAL MAKHANI/ + CHICKEN BUTTER MASALA / KADHAI CHICKEN / GREAVY CHICKEN / CHICKEN KORMA + GREAVY MUTTON / SIMILAR DISH OF MUTTON + MIX VEGETABLE + FRESH SALAD / GREEN SALAD + RAITA + RICE/ PEAS PULAO RICE + NAAN / ROTI/ PARANTHA + PICKLE + WATER + ICE CREAM / KHEER / HALWA / SEASONAL DESSERT
LUNCH @ Pyramid Resorts, Mountains – 03 TYPES OF VEG SALADS, YELLOW TADKA DAAL, VEG PULAO, CARROT WITH ONION, RAJMA, CHAPATI, PLAIN RICE, WATER, KHEER & MASALA TEA

PLEASE NOTE WE WILL BE SHUFFLING MENUS EVERYDAY AND PROMISE TO GIVE BEST FROM INDIAN MENUS

TASHKENT- WELCOMES YOU

Independence Square:  After the proclamation of Uzbekistan’s independence in September 1991, “Lenin Square” was renamed in 1992 as “Mustaqillik Maydoni”, which translates to “Independence Square” in English. The monument to Lenin was dismantled, and in its place the Monument of Independence of Uzbekistan, in the form of the globe, was erected. Later, in front of the pedestal was set a figure of a woman, symbolising the Motherland. Independence Square is now the central square of Tashkent; it hosts celebrations and military parades in the days of special events and public holidays.
Tashkent Broadway:  Sailgokh Street, known locally as ‘Broadway’, has some street artists and painters, who display their original artworks. The Broadway street is in the very center of Tashkent and connects two main squares of the city, Amir Temur and Independent squares. There are many shopping centers, fashion shops, boutiques, restaurants, and cafes are located on and around the Broadway in Tashkent. Here you may also pick up some handmade crafts, souvenirs and bric-a-bracs. Tashkent’s Broadway is also one of the greenest parks in the city with a huge area of shady trees and beautiful fountains.
Amir Temur Square: Amir Timur Square is surrounded with the buildings of the “Uzbekistan” Hotel, University of Law (former Women’s Gymnasium), the Amir Timur Museum, well-known Tashkent Chimes and the Forums Palace – one of the most grandiose architectural structures in Tashkent. Almost all the buildings located around Amir Timur Square have historical importance.
Charvak and Chimgan mountains about 125 KMS from Tashkent. Nicknamed Switzerland of Uzbekistan, this area is famous with Tashkent residents and guests as a recreational area. Chair lift takes you to the top of the mountain from where you enjoy breathtaking views, you must take some time for photo shooting!
Charvak Artificial Reservoir & You may try your hands on Skiing, Ice skating, Snow Bikes, Horse riding, Local Kebabs with Vodka on your own cost.
Monument of Courage” (1969): The monumental complex ‘Courage’ dedicated to the 1966 earthquake in Tashkent is one of the most significant monuments in today’s city. On 26 April 1966, at 5:24 a.m., an earthquake with a magnitude of 8.3 shook the city. The incredibly strong seismic shaking changed Tashkent”s appearance forever. Half of the city’s inhabitants were left without a roof over their heads and had to live in tents. The earthquake had had its epic-centre at a depth of 10 km right under the central blocks of Tashkent, in about the place where the Monument of Courage was erected. A black labradorite cube with the date of 26 April 1966 inscribed on one of its sides is installed on a granite pedestal. Another side of the cube presents a clock, the hands of which show the time of 5:24. The cube is split by a crack symbolising the break of the earth and continuing to the foot of the statue, which represents a woman embracing a child and a man trying to protect them with his breast from the strike of the nature. In the background of the monument there is a composition in relief telling about the restoration of Tashkent.
Romanov Prince Duke” Residence: One of the unusual monuments of Tashkent is the Prince Romanov residence, built in 1891 in the center of the city, under the project of architects A.L. Benoit and V.S. Geyntseltsman. This is a one-storey private residence of Nikolay Konstantinovich Romanov, who was a grandson of Emperor Nicholay I, and who was exiled by his royal parents to Tashkent in 1877 to live there until his death in 1918. After his death, the building housed the Museum of Arts of Uzbekistan, then Museum of Antiques and Jewelry of Uzbekistan, and in Soviet times it was used for the Palace of the Pioneers. At the end of the XX century, the building was restored and is now used as the Reception House of the MFA of Uzbekistan.
Opera and Ballet Theatre named after Alisher Navoi (outside only): The Alisher Navoi Opera and Ballet Theatre is the largest and most unique theatre on the territory of Central and Southeast Asia. Its achievements are of great value to the Uzbek people, the pride of the nation. In 1929, amateurs of concert-ethnographic group led by M. Kari-Yakubov waas established and later founded the professional theatre. In 1939 it was renamed to the Uzbek State Opera and Ballet Theatre, and in March of 1948 it was united with Russian theatre and called as the State Opera and Ballet Theatre named after Alisher Navoi. Later, in 1959 the theatre obtained the status of Academic theatre and in 1966 – the status of Bolshoi Theatre, Designed by Alexey Shchusev, the building of the theater was built in 1942-1947 and was opened to the public in November, 1947, celebrating the 500th anniversary of the birth of Alisher Navoi. During 1945-47, the Japanese prisoners of war participated in the building construction under forced labor. The theater has a capacity of 1,400 spectators. It has its main stage of 540 square meters.
Memorial of Repressions Victims with the traditional ornaments: Memorial complex of Memory of Repression Victims was opened in 2002, located in one of the most beautiful places in Tashkent, opposite the TV Tower. The complex consists of two buildings, devoted to the victims of Stalin repression, as well as park and rotunda with a memorial stone. Rotunda is the building with the dome of turquoise color, based on eight marble columns. There is an inscription in three languages on the memorial stone: “In the memory of those who died for their country will live forever”.   It was decide to build identical building of the museum in honor of 20-th anniversary of Independent of Uzbekistan. Today, the building complex consists of two buildings-twins, where visitors like to be photographed.
Tashkent TV Tower (outside only): The Tashkent Television Tower (Uzbek: Toshkent Teleminorasi) is a 375-metre-high (1,230 ft) tower, located in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Construction started in 1978 and it began operation 6 years later, on 15 January 1985. It was the 3rd tallest tower in the world from 1985 to 1991. The Tashkent Television Tower (Uzbek: Toshkent Teleminorasi) is a 375-metre-high (1,230 ft) tower, located in Tashkent ,Uzbekistan. Construction started in 1978 and it began operation 6 years later, on 15 January 1985. It was the 3rd tallest tower in the world from 1985 to 1991. The main purposes of the tower are radio and TV-transmission. The signal reaches the farthest points of Tashkent Province and some of the south regions of Kazakhstan. The tower is also used for communication between governmental departments, and organizations. The tower also serves as a complex hydrometeorological station.
Visit Hazrat Imam complex, Old City: Hast Imam Square (Hazrati Imam) is a religious center of Tashkent. Hast-Imam is located in the old town, within neighborhoods with the old wattle and daub houses. This complex appeared near the tomb of one of the first imam of Tashkent city, the famous scientist, scholar of the Koran and Hadith, poet and craftsman Hazrati Imam (full name – Abu-Bakr Muhammad Kaffal Shashi). On the territory of the Hast-Imam, there are few arhitectural monuments, including the madrasah of Barak-Khan, Tilla Sheikh Mosque, mausoleum of the Saint Abu Bakr Kaffal Shashi and the Islamic Institute of Imam al-Bukhari, where future preachers are taught. The Spiritual Administration of the Muslims of Central Asia, led by the Mufti, is also placed there.