• Ensemble Hazrati Imam - Start your exploration at the Khast Imam Complex, the spiritual center of Tashkent. Stroll through its serene courtyards, admire the detailed Islamic architecture, and view the legendary Uthman Quran — one of the oldest in existence. Discover the captivating stories behind this sacred site and its significance in Uzbekistan’s cultural heritage.

• Chorsu Bazaar - Then, immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of Chorsu Bazaar, the bustling core of the city. Encircled by domed halls and vibrant stalls, experience the authentic spirit of local commerce. Sample dried fruits, nuts, sweets, and traditional kurut, and discover how each market section showcases the country’s diverse regional traditions.

• Navruz Park - Continue your day with an engaging cultural activity of your choice. Participate in a pottery class and craft your own ceramic piece with the help of a skilled artisan, learn the art of baking Uzbek non bread in a traditional clay oven, or join a suzani embroidery workshop, where each stitch holds symbolic significance.

• Plov Center - Later, enjoy a traditional meal at the renowned Plov Center “Besh Qozon,” where chefs cook Uzbekistan’s national dish in large kazans over an open flame. Observe the cooking process, then relish your meal accompanied by local salads and tea.

• Metro Tashkent - Conclude your adventure by exploring the Tashkent Metro — a genuine underground museum. Each station is distinctively adorned with mosaics, chandeliers, and marble designs that represent various eras and themes, from space exploration to Uzbek poetry.

• Public transportation (bus, subway, cable car, etc.)
• One workshop of choice: pottery, suzani embroidery, or Uzbek bread making (2 breads to take home)
• English, Russian, Uzbek or Polish-speaking guide & all materials
• Meals

• Personal expenses
• Glazing and delivery (for pottery workshop option)

Embark on an enriching cultural tour of Tashkent, where history, everyday life, and creative expression come together. Explore the impressive Khast Imam Complex, home to ancient manuscripts and tranquil courtyards that embody the city’s spiritual essence. Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Chorsu Bazaar, engaging with local vendors and savoring seasonal treats. Travel through the Tashkent Metro, an underground art gallery with stations showcasing unique Soviet-era designs.

Enjoy a traditional Uzbek plov lunch, freshly made and bursting with flavor. Afterwards, select a creative activity: mold clay in a pottery class, craft your own suzani embroidery, or bake traditional Uzbek bread in a tandoor oven, all under the guidance of talented local artisans. This immersive journey not only introduces you to Tashkent’s sights but also to its enduring traditions and genuine hospitality.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.