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Embark on a spiritual odyssey through the heart of Uzbekistan, where the echoes of Sufi mysticism resonate through centuries-old cities. This 8-day Sufi tour immerses pilgrims in the spiritual heritage of Tashkent, Samarkand, and Bukhara, key centers of Sufi influence along the Silk Road. As the birthplace of renowned Sufi poets and scholars, Uzbekistan offers a unique pilgrimage for those seeking to connect with the profound teachings of Sufism amidst the backdrop of awe-inspiring Islamic architecture.
The 8-Day Sufi Journey through Uzbekistan is a pilgrimage of the soul, tracing the spiritual footprints of Sufi saints and scholars across the ancient lands of Tashkent, Samarkand, and Bukhara. Uzbekistan, a cradle of Islamic civilization, holds a profound connection to Sufism, with each city on this journey echoing the wisdom of revered figures and offering sanctuaries of reflection.
In Tashkent, the pilgrimage commences at the Hazrat Imam Complex, a sacred haven housing the Uthman Quran and the mausoleum of Sheikh Zaynudin. Samarkand unfolds its spiritual treasures through the celestial Shah-i-Zinda and the contemplative Dorut Tilavat complex. The journey deepens in Bukhara, where Chor Bakr and the Baha-ud-Din Naqshband Mausoleum offer serene spaces for introspection.
Khoja Zaynudin Complex in Bukhara stands as a testament to the Sufi teachings of Khoja Zaynudin, inviting pilgrims into a realm of spiritual unity. Each day is enriched with Sufi music and poetry sessions, fostering a profound connection with the mysticism of Uzbekistan.
This pilgrimage, curated for spiritual seekers, also allows interactions with local Sufi communities, offering a glimpse into their practices and traditions. The journey concludes at Tashkent’s Hazrati Imam Ensemble, leaving pilgrims with a sense of spiritual fulfillment and unity.
The Sufi tour in Uzbekistan is not merely a physical journey through historical cities; it is a spiritual exploration, an odyssey of the heart seeking the timeless wisdom and blessings of Sufi saints.
Number of pax | Price per person |
1 person | $ 2500 |
2 persons | $ 1420 |
3 persons | $ 1200 |
4 persons | $ 1020 |
Single supplement | $ 210 |
Guided sightseeing tour 7 nights hotel accommodation (shared double/twin room) Air & train tickets Entrance fees to the museums, mausoleums and other sights All transportation throughout the tour
Any Private Expenses Lunches, Dinners
Hazrat Imam Complex, Tashkent:
Shah-i-Zinda, Samarkand:
Dorut Tilavat, Samarkand:
Chor Bakr, Bukhara:
Baha-ud-Din Naqshband Mausoleum, Bukhara:
Gur-e Amir, Samarkand:
Khoja Zaynudin Complex, Bukhara:
Hazrati Imam Ensemble, Tashkent:
Sufi Music and Poetry Sessions:
Local Sufi Communities Interaction:
The Seven Sacred Sufis of Bukhara, known as the “Seven Saints of Bukhara” or “Chor Bakr,” hold a revered status in Sufi Islam. These saints, buried in the Chor Bakr necropolis, have played a significant role in the spiritual and cultural history of Central Asia, particularly in Bukhara, Uzbekistan. The Chor Bakr complex is located about 10 kilometers west of Bukhara’s historic center and has been a place of pilgrimage for centuries.
Sheikh Abduholi al-Gijduvani (d. 1179):
Sheikh Abul Khair al-Akhrar (d. 1261):
Sheikh Abdul Jabbar (d. 1305):
Sheikh Takhir al-Din (d. 1342):
Sheikh Sa’ad al-Din (d. 1373):
Sheikh Najm al-Din al-Kubra (d. 1355):
Sheikh Mahmud Haji (d. 1430):
Chor Bakr, meaning “Four Brothers,” refers to the four sons of Sheikh Abul Khair al-Akhrar, who are also buried in this complex. The site is a peaceful cemetery with well-maintained mausoleums and gravestones, reflecting the architectural style of the Bukhara region. Pilgrims and visitors experience a serene atmosphere conducive to prayer, reflection, and connecting with the spiritual legacy of these revered Sufi saints.
The Chor Bakr necropolis is not only a religious site but also an architectural and historical gem that showcases the cultural richness of Bukhara. Pilgrims and travelers alike are drawn to the spiritual aura of this sacred complex, making it an integral part of Bukhara’s cultural and religious heritage.
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“The 8-Day Sufi Journey through Uzbekistan was a pilgrimage of unity and reflection. From the serene Dorut Tilavat in Samarkand to the spiritual haven of Khoja Zaynudin in Bukhara, each day unfolded with moments of profound connection. The Sufi music and poetry sessions created an atmosphere of spiritual harmony, allowing us to absorb the teachings of Sufism. The tour’s balance between cultural exploration and contemplation made it a unique and deeply fulfilling pilgrimage. I am grateful for the opportunity to embark on this transformative journey.
Uzbekistan’s Sufi tour was a pilgrimage that transcended time and space. Exploring the spiritual havens of Shah-i-Zinda and Chor Bakr, I felt a profound connection to the Sufi saints who once walked these lands. The Baha-ud-Din Naqshband Mausoleum in Bukhara was a beacon of tranquility. The Sufi music and poetry sessions were like whispers of wisdom echoing through the ages. This journey immersed us in the spiritual essence of Uzbekistan, and I left with a heart full of gratitude and a soul touched by the teachings of Sufism
The Sufi tour in Uzbekistan offered a harmonious blend of history and spirituality. Each city unfolded layers of Sufi wisdom, from the Hazrat Imam Complex in Tashkent to the sacred Gur-e Amir in Samarkand. The interaction with local Sufi communities was a unique opportunity to understand their traditions. The Sufi music and poetry sessions were a soul-stirring highlight, creating an atmosphere of profound connection. This pilgrimage was a transformative journey, leaving us with a deep sense of inner peace and spiritual enlightenment.
As a pilgrim on the Sufi tour in Uzbekistan, I was captivated by the architectural wonders and the spiritual ambiance of each site. The Dorut Tilavat complex in Samarkand and the Baha-ud-Din Naqshband Mausoleum in Bukhara were especially resonant. The Sufi music and poetry sessions added a spiritual depth to our journey, fostering unity and connection among fellow pilgrims. This tour beautifully balances cultural exploration with moments of reflection, creating a holistic pilgrimage experience
The 8-Day Sufi Journey through Uzbekistan was a profound experience that touched the depths of my soul. From the mystical Shah-i-Zinda in Samarkand to the tranquility of Khoja Zaynudin Complex in Bukhara, each site felt like a sacred portal. The Sufi music and poetry sessions added a divine melody to our pilgrimage, creating an atmosphere of spiritual connection. The tour was meticulously organized, allowing us to reflect and absorb the profound teachings of Sufism. Highly recommended for those seeking a transformative journey of the heart.