Private · Walking tour
Khiva Old Town Private Walking Tour
The essential Itchan Kala in one unhurried morning or afternoon — minarets, madrasas, the khans' citadel and the wooden-columned Juma Mosque.
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Private tour · Khiva
Itchan Kala without rushing — palace interiors, museums and craft workshops, a long lunch, and the western ramparts at sunset.
West Gate, Kalta Minor, Kunya Ark and the Juma Mosque while the streets are still quiet.
Tash Hauli palace and a selection of the small museums housed in former madrasas — chosen around what interests you.
Your guide suggests a place for lunch — a terrace with a view, or a family-style restaurant serving Khorezm dishes such as shivit oshi, the green dill noodles.
Wood-carving and carpet workshops, then either the Nurullabay palace or a walk through Dishan Kala, the outer town where Khiva's daily life happens.
End on the western ramparts as the light turns the clay walls gold.
20% deposit · free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start. Booking terms
Not with breaks. It is the best way to see the interiors and finish at sunset without feeling rushed.
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