Where the East begins

Tashkent, where the East begins

Price

$ 205

Where the East begins

The tour of Tashkent begins with a visit to the old town, where the religious center of Khast-Imam and the ancient manuscript of the Koran of Osman are located.

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Duration: 2 days. Departure on Saturdays from Samarkand
Cities: Tashkent
Minimum group size: 2 people
Cost: 205US$
Hotel category | TOURIST Baden – Baden / Bentley или подобный
Hotel category | SUPERIOR Lotte / Marriot by Courtyard или подобный
Surcharge for accommodation during the tour SNG +200US$ TWN/DBL +110US$ на чел.

THE PRICE INCLUDES:

Accommodation in a TWN/DBL room on a breakfast basis:
Samarkand 1 night, Tashkent 2 nights
All transfers in a comfortable car
Railway ticket Samarkand-Tashkent (economy class)
Excursion program with Russian-speaking guide
Entrance tickets to the specified monuments

THE PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE:

Additional services not included in the program
Lunches and dinners not specified in the program
Fees for cameras and video recording at monuments
All personal expenses, tips for guides, drivers, and porters at hotels

Program

Day-by-day itinerary

Transfer by evening train to Tashkent. Arrival and check-in at the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel in Tashkent.

Morning. The tour of Tashkent begins with a visit to the old town, where the religious center of Khast-Imam and the ancient manuscript of the Koran of Osman are located. The route then continues to Independence Square, a symbol of modern Uzbekistan. The tour includes a walk around Amir Temur Square, surrounded by late Art Nouveau buildings. A visit to the Cosmonauts metro station gives an idea of the distinctive architecture of the Tashkent metro. Also included is a visit to the Museum of Applied Arts with its rich collection of national crafts. The tour ends at the colorful Chorsu Bazaar, where you can see and taste local products.

Night at the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel in Bukhara.

Morning. Today we will go on an excursion to the workshop of the Rakhimov family, guardians of the Uzbek ceramic tradition. As part of this cultural trip, you will visit the private workshop of the Rakhimov family, one of the most famous dynasties of ceramists in Uzbekistan. The art of craftsmanship has been passed down from generation to generation for over 100 years.

During the tour, you will learn about the traditions of Uzbek ceramics, the peculiarities of painting, the symbolism of ornaments, and firing techniques. Guests will see the entire process of creating products — from clay to finished dishes or decorative tiles. You will also be able to talk to the masters in person, ask questions, try your hand at pottery on a wheel, and paint your own product under the guidance of an artist.

At the end of the tour, you will enjoy tea in the courtyard and have the opportunity to purchase original works of art, from classic bowls and plates to tiles and panels.

This tour is ideal for those who appreciate art and handicrafts and want to take home from Tashkent not just a souvenir, but a piece of living tradition.

After immersing ourselves in the craft traditions of Uzbekistan, we will head to Tashkent City, a symbol of the capital’s new look. It is a modern business and cultural district with futuristic architecture, parks, fountains, and the atmosphere of a large metropolis.

Here you can take beautiful photos against the backdrop of modern buildings, relax by the water, and drink coffee in one of the stylish cafes. Optional: dinner at a restaurant with a panoramic view or free time for shopping in a fashionable shopping center.

Transfer to the airport for flight to next destination.

 

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