The word Navruz is Persian and means «New Day». Navruz is celebrated all over the Orient on 21 March and is an old, traditional Spring Festival and thus New Year’s Festival. It was started by the Iranian ruler Jamshid who declared Zoroastrianism to be the state religion in Iran and Central Asia. The «Navruz – the New Year’s Festival of the Orient»-Trip takes you to the very old roots of the region, to the world beyond Uzbekistan and to a profound, old culture – together with much food and drink. Navruz makes Uzbekistan a special place where you can enjoy the Spring smells of the blossoming trees and feel the safeguarding of ancient traditions.
Trip info
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3-4* and Boutique Hotels, Guesthouse
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Tashkent
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Tashkent
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Guided
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Half-board + 1 lunch
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Easy
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Aeroplane, fast train, coach
Tashkent – Urgench – Khiva – Bukhara – Ashraf village – Samarkand – Tashkent
The word Navruz is Persian and means «New Day». Navruz is celebrated all over the Orient on 21 March and is an old, traditional Spring Festival and thus New Year’s Festival. It was started by the Iranian ruler Jamshid who declared Zoroastrianism to be the state religion in Iran and Central Asia. The «Navruz – the New Year’s Festival of the Orient»-Trip takes you to the very old roots of the region, to the world beyond Uzbekistan and to a profound, old culture – together with much food and drink. Navruz makes Uzbekistan a special place where you can enjoy the Spring smells of the blossoming trees and feel the safeguarding of ancient traditions.