Central Asian Islamic culture discovery

Al Huda offers you an opportunity to plan an Uzbekistan trip for your next holiday. Our tour organizers have valuable insights into Uzbekistan’s local accommodations, transportation, and critical Islamic sites to visit. We connect you with Islamic heritage by planning a comfortable and personalized trip.

Historic Madrasas

Our guided tours of the historic madrasas allow you to visit the buildings that have served as educational hubs in the past. These institutional buildings are renowned for their artistic walls, which express the unique taste of historic artists.

Ancient Islamic cities

All cities in this country hold crucial value in the development of Islamic civilization, and their profound impact is evident in local traditions and heritage. For example, Bukhara is known for its scientific contributions, having hosted many historical personalities.

Sufi Traditions

The tour of Uzbekistan offers a glimpse of deeply rooted Sufi heritage. The ziyarats and dhikr at sacred places of different cities will give you a spiritual calm and an opportunity to learn about the Naqshbandi order. A holy visit to shrines will purify your soul.

Islamic Architecture

Visiting historical shrines and architectural marvels allows you to admire the centuries-old craftsmanship. The inscriptions on walls and tall minarets leave the visitors wondering with their geometric patterns, testaments to Muslims’ Islamic spirit.

Samarkand (Islamic monuments)

The city is renowned for its architectural monuments that reflect the architectural style of the Muslim era. Registan Square is a popular example because it has three madrasas around it. These three madrasas feature beautiful Quranic calligraphy on their walls.

Bukhara (ancient Islamic city)

We added Bukhara to our itinerary due to its significant historical value. The ancient civilisation of this city dates back over 2500 years. The preserved mosques and madrasas have artistic work, and their tall minarets have been used as a call to prayer for centuries.

Tashkent (modern Islamic culture)

This capital city offers a beautiful blend of modern Islamic life and historic heritage. Here, you can see the Islamic heritage in the city’s museum, while vibrant markets express the country’s development. This balance combination provides comfort and spirituality.

Khiva (preserved Islamic city)

The walled city of Khiva offers an open-air museum, showcasing preserved old cities that depict the traditional way of life. The intricately carved work over the mosque’s pillars describes the medieval age and allows modern visitors to capture it in their cameras.

Imam Al-Bukhari Mausoleum: We are giving you the honour of visiting the resting place of the great hadith scholar.

Al-Khwarizmi’s Contributions: We allow you to discover the working principles and their contributions in modern sciences, Islamic mathematics & astronomy.

Ulugh Beg Observatory: A detailed visit to this observatory enables you to witness the advancements in Islamic science that happened due to a brilliant astronomer.

Sufi Centers: We planned this site’s visit to describe the contribution of Sufi traditions, the teachings of Naqshbandi and other spiritual leaders in spreading Islam.

Plan your holiday trip to the most revered and spiritual country and discover the stages of Islamic civilization’s development.