Однодневная экскурсия по Ташкенту

Duration

7 hours

Languages

English, Russian, Spanish

Guests

3-12

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The tour covers the main sights of Tashkent.

Highlights:

See the Old City
Visit the Hast Imam complex
Visit the largest oriental market Chorsu
Learn how unique ceramics are made
Tour the New Town

Included:

Professional guide
Meeting at the hotel and return to the hotel
Transportation

Not included:

Entrance fees
Lunch
Master class

Please note:

minimum number of people in the group - 3 people. Duration: from 10:00 to 17:00 with a break for lunch.

Old Town The ancient part of Tashkent. Here you can still find residential houses built in the late XIX century. This is the historical North-West part of Tashkent, where the city was located before the formation of the Turkestan Governor-General's Office (1865).

Hast Imam Complex (XVI-XXI centuries) - This is where the famous Koran of Caliph Osman (VII century) is kept. In Hast Imam you will visit Barak Khan Madrasah, Till Sheikh Mosque, Kaffal Shashi Mausoleum and Imam al-Bukhari Islamic Institute.

"Chorsu" is one of the oldest bazaars in the city. Tashkent's Chorsu Bazaar, which is not one hundred years old, has also always been located in the main square of Eski Zhuva.

A visit to the ceramic workshop of Akbar and Alisher Rakhimov is a unique place, a paradise in the old city part of Tashkent, here is a completely different approach to the process, to the products and to the aesthetic design. Here there are no clichés and standard ceramics, here each bowl and plate is a work of art, and the house with a beautiful garden adds a special oriental flavor and charm to the workshop. If you wish, you can order a master class on working with clay.

Lunch in Tashkent Plov Center (extra charge).

A sightseeing tour of the new part of the city: Amir Temur Square, Palace of Prince Nikolai Konstantinovich Romanov, Courage Monument, Independence Square, Alisher Navoi Theater Square. The excursion will tell about the life of the city from the times when Tashkent was part of the Russian Empire to the present day. Together we will plunge into the world of a wonderful diverse city, formed at the crossroads of cultures.