Travellers will visit Panjshanbe Bazaar, the largest and most vibrant market in Khujand and northern Tajikistan. During the visit, guests will walk through bustling rows of stalls filled with fresh fruits, vegetables, spices, nuts, bread, and local sweets. They will experience daily local life, observe traditional trade practices, and have free time to interact with vendors and take photos.

Travellers will visit the Khujand Fortress, an ancient citadel located near the Syr Darya River. During the visit, they will explore the restored ruins and learn about the fortress’s history, which dates back more than 2,500 years to the era of Alexander the Great. Inside the Sughd Regional Historical Museum, guests will see archaeological artefacts, traditional clothing, handicrafts, and exhibitions that tell the storey of the region from ancient times to the present day. The visit also offers elevated viewpoints over the surrounding area, highlighting Khujand’s strategic importance along the Silk Road.

Travellers will visit Somoni Square, the central public square of Khujand and an important gathering place for the city. Here, they will see the monument dedicated to Ismoil Somoni, the founder of the Tajik state, symbolising national identity and independence. A short walk away, guests will also view the Lenin Monument, one of the largest remaining statues of Vladimir Lenin in Central Asia. This contrast highlights different historical periods of Tajikistan, from the Soviet era to modern nationhood, and offers good opportunities for photos and short drive around the square.