• Chorsu Bazaar - Immerse yourself in the lively market atmosphere of Tashkent at Chorsu Bazaar. This historic marketplace is a feast for the senses, brimming with vibrant colors, sounds, and aromas. Explore the maze of stalls offering fresh produce, spices, artisanal goods, and traditional Uzbek treats. Enjoy the energetic vibe, engage with welcoming vendors, and uncover local gems—from aromatic herbs to handcrafted textiles. Visiting Chorsu Bazaar provides a genuine glimpse into Tashkent’s culture, offering an authentic taste of everyday life in Uzbekistan.
• Metro Tashkent - Discover the architectural splendor of the Tashkent Metro, renowned as one of Central Asia’s most beautiful underground systems. Each station is an artistic marvel, adorned with intricate mosaics, marble columns, and vivid Soviet-era designs that showcase Uzbekistan’s rich cultural legacy. As you travel through the metro, you’ll journey not only across Tashkent but also through its history and art. The metro offers a distinctive view of the past while serving as a modern, efficient way to explore the city.
• Besh Qozon Pilaf Center - At the Besh Qozon Plov Center, delve into the essence of Uzbekistan’s cherished dish—plov. This renowned venue is celebrated for offering the finest plov in Tashkent, traditionally cooked in large, round kazan pots. Observe as skilled chefs masterfully prepare the rice, meat, vegetables, and spices, crafting a rich, aromatic dish that captures the essence of Central Asian flavors. The lively setting, paired with the enticing aroma, makes this a must-visit for anyone eager to experience authentic Uzbek cuisine.

• Public transportation (bus, subway, cable car, etc.)
• Meals

• Drop-off

Embark on an adventure in the heart of local culture at the lively Chorsu Bazaar, where a kaleidoscope of colors, enticing aromas, and welcoming vendors offer an unforgettable introduction to Tashkent. Wander through the bustling stalls brimming with spices, fresh produce, and traditional treats as you savor the market’s offerings—naturally sweet dried fruits, tangy kurut cheese, warm non (Uzbek bread), flaky samsas straight from the oven, vibrant Korean salads, and other cherished local specialties.

Next, explore the magnificent Tashkent Metro, a genuine underground gallery adorned with mosaics, marble, chandeliers, and Soviet-era art. Each station unveils a unique chapter of the city’s history and design.

This immersive tour seamlessly combines food, culture, and architecture—providing a flavorful and visually captivating introduction to Tashkent.

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