The ancient city of Samarkand was founded in the eighth century BC, and the city was the main center of trade on the Silk Road for more than 2000 years, so the city is awash with majestic historical monuments and markets built by the wealthy merchants who passed through it. The city is also the birthplace of the most important Muslim scholars such as Al-Bukhari and Shakhi Zinda, and visitors will find their religious complexes in the heart of the city. The beauty of the city is not limited to its historical and urban diversity, as it is also naturally rich, and visitors will find wide plains and high mountains in which they will be able to practice various activities and adventures.