• Dushanbe - Guests will be picked up from their hotel and transported to Hisar City.
• Madrassa-i Kuhna - Arrival in Hissar is expected in 30-40 minutes. The visit will include the Old Madrasa.

During the 16th to 18th centuries, two madrassas and the mausoleum of Makhdumi Azam (meaning “The Greatest Lord”) were constructed. The exact purpose of the construction remains unknown. As with other medieval fortresses, nearby were residential houses and craft workshops.

• Hisor Fortress - The remarkable Hissar Fortress was once the splendid palace of one of the most influential beys of the Bukhara Emirate! Inside, there is a beautiful pool and a lovely garden. Opposite the fortress, a bustling market square features a caravanserai and a fantastic array of shops. Hissar Fortress and the town have been inhabited since the 6th century BC and continued until the mid-19th century! It served as the vibrant heart of the Hissar valley, the primary administrative, political, and economic hub.
  Additionally, in the fortress’s square, horse riding can be arranged at the traveler’s request and expense.
• Hisor Fortress - Time to unwind! Horse riding is available at Forbidden Square (optional, at own cost).
• Dushanbe - Return to Dushanbe.
• Hisor - The teahouse “Kharbuza” is unique worldwide, designed in the shape of a melon (Tajik: kharbuza). The teahouse, standing 43 meters tall, 100 meters long, and 55 meters wide, can accommodate 2.3 thousand visitors simultaneously.

• Air conditioning in vehicle
• Entrance fees included

• personal costs, alcohol drinks, food etc.

The Hissar Fortress, one of the most famous historical monuments of Tajikistan.
The fortress was built about 3000 years ago, during the heyday, when the routes of the Great Silk Road passed near Hissar. The Hissar Fortress is one of the oldest and largest architectural monuments of Central Asia.
Now it is an open-air museum with an area of 86 hectares, located on the site of an ancient settlement. It is located 30 km from the capital of Tajikistan.
For a long time, the Hissar fortress served as the residence of the governor of the Emir of Bukhara. To date, only two cylindrical towers and structures around the main gate, forming a pointed arch and built on the instructions of the emir of Bukhara in the XVI century.
There are legends about the Hissar Fortress, which have accumulated a lot over several millennia of known history. According to one, Afrosiyob built the citadel to protect himself from Rustam. They are both famous heroic characters of Firdousi’s famous epic poem ‘Shahnameh’.

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