UZBEKISTAN
Uzbekistan's classics.
The 10 food & drink tours travellers book most across Uzbekistan, with what each one involves, who runs it and what it costs.
Tashkent craft walk and pottery masterclass with Uzbek lunch. Learn Silk Road stories, bargain for souvenirs, and make a ceramic piece.
A 4-hour vegan street food tour of Tashkent’s old-town bazaars and city markets, led by Akmal, ending with vegan Central Asian comfort.
“Very nice tour with tasty things. I enjoyed walking through the bazaar and learning about the country's culture through food with the tour guide. It's a lot of food so go hungry”
A short Samarkand evening wine tour with hotel pickup, Uzbek wine and cognac tastings, and a quick museum stop at Hovrenko.
“Fun wine tasting of 9 different Uzbek wines, 2 cognacs, and 1 liqueur! Would definitely recommend!!!”
A 3–4 hour Tashkent walk with metro art, major squares, Hazrati Imam sights, and Chorsu Bazaar bites, led by local guides for $25.
“Lovely local guide Asrorbek Treated us to a local tour of the key sights, new and old! Great for curious tourists”
Cook Uzbek favorites with a Samarkand family, shop Siab Bazaar, then bake bread in a tandir and share a real village lunch.
A private Tashkent city and food tour with John: bazaars, pilaf and bread, metro stations, monuments, plus flexible tasting choices.
“It has been an amazing experience. John picked us up and showcase the real Tashkent. We had an amazing experience and highly recommend him as very professional tourist guide.”
4-hour Tashkent food tour with plov and shashlik tastings, Chorsu Bazaar, and Besh Qozon pilaf center. Small group, lunch included.
Taste Uzbek classics on a 4-hour private walk in Tashkent. Chorsu Bazaar and Kukeldash Madrasah stops with guide Tatiana.
“Tatiana is an excellent guide. Full of knowledge of the history of the country, not just food. Had a very nice walking tour of the new city along with copious amounts of local interesting food. Highly recommend!”
4-hour Uzbek food tour in Tashkent with pickup, small group, Chorsu Bazaar, somsa, manti, and a plov lunch for $99.
“Our guide was accommodating and shared interesting stories about himself and life in Uzbekistan. He bought us to some great spots to sample yummy Uzbek foods. However, if you read the fine print, the tour only covers the last meal aRead more”
