10:00 Meeting with the guide in the lobby of your hotel (if it is within walking distance from Ichan-Kala) or a pre-designated meeting location. On your way you will meet:
The unique Kalta-Minor minaret attracts attention with its unusual design and decorative elements. It was designed in 1851 by Mohammed Amin Khan, the ruler of Khiva, and was supposed to be built over 70 m, but construction was stopped at a height of 29m. For this exact reason the minaret got its name Kalta-Minor (Short minaret).
Pahlavan Mahmud complex (19th century) - the tomb of the khans of Khiva, one of the best examples of Khorezm architecture.
Old fortress, one of the residences of the khans of Khorezm Kunya-Ark Museum of Applied Arts and Life of Khorezm.
Kazi Kalyan Madrasah. The madrasah and the tallest building in Khiva is the minaret of Islam Khoja “Khan's Harem” Tash Khauli.
Lunch on the way (for additional payment)
Madrassah of Allakuli Khan (19th century). Here is the Museum of the History of Medicine named after Abu Ali ibn Sino.
Friday mosque Juma (10th century) will slightly open its carved doors to a completely different reality, the central and most unusual mosque of Khiva with 213 carved wooden columns;
Madrasah of Muhammad Amin Khan that merrited to be called the biggest in Central Asia for it's imposing dimentions.