Day Tour to Hazrat Daud Cave

Day tour to Hazrat Daud Cave: Embark on a day tour to the Hazrat Daud Cave, one of Uzbekistan's most revered holy sites. This fascinating and unique destination is steeped in history and legend. According to tradition, the biblical King David sought refuge in this cave, using his immense strength to move massive rocks with his bare hands to create his sanctuary while fleeing from enemies. A visit to Hazrat Daud Cave offers both spiritual significance and a glimpse into the region's rich cultural heritage.

Pick up from hotel and transfer to Aksay village (40 km) to visit Hazrat Daud Cave - holy place for Muslims and Christians. This village is full of legends and interesting stories.

Arrive at the foot of Mirankul mountains. It takes almost 2000 steps on foot to get to the top of the mountain. It is also possible to get to the top on horses or donkeys.

There is a small Muslim house on the top of the mountain. Here you can enjoy a wonderful panoramic view of the valley. It takes 200 steps more on foot from the Muslim house to get to the Hazrat Daud Cave. There you will enjoy view of the cave.

The cave has narrow corridor with width from 0.5 to 4 meters and length of 30 meters. Its height is 15 meters. Walk along the corridor until you reach the fingerprints of palms and feet of Hazrat Daud.

Go down the stairs to Aksay village and drive back to Samarkand.