Most visitors see Tashkent. You'll understand it.
A local guide. Real areas. Centuries of history—and if you're ready, the meal that locals have been proud of for generations.
Experience Tashkent your way with a tour designed to match your interests. Choose between a classic walking tour, a combined metro & food experience, or a private tour with a car—all led by a friendly local guide.
Classic Walking Tour
If you select the walking tour, your guide will lead you through Tashkent's most iconic landmarks. Visit Amir Temur Square, the historic heart of the city, and continue to Independence Square, the country's largest and most symbolic plaza. Explore the Hazrati Imam complex (Khast Imam), home to centuries-old Islamic architecture and sacred manuscripts, including one of the world's oldest Qurans. You will also walk through the vibrant Chorsu Bazaar, known for its lively atmosphere, spices, fresh products, and local street culture. The walking tour ends at the Khast Imam Complex.
2) Soviet Metro, 6 Uzbek Food Tastings, Bread Making: Explore Tashkent with a local guide and experience its history, culture, architecture, and authentic cuisine.
Start with a ride on the famous Tashkent Metro, known for its beautiful Soviet-era stations. Then explore Chorsu Bazaar, where you’ll discover local products, spices, sweets, and everyday Uzbek life.
Visit a traditional bakery to see Uzbek Non freshly baked in a clay oven and learn about the importance of bread in Uzbek culture.
Finish with 6 authentic Uzbek food tastings, including Xanim, Samsa, fresh bread, Plov, Norin, and Manti. Learn about the ingredients, stories, and traditions behind each dish.
A great choice for travellers who want to experience the real Tashkent through food, culture, and local life.
Please read before booking:
This listing includes 3 separate tour options—please make sure you select the right one:
Classic Walking Tour—guided sightseeing through Tashkent's landmarks. No food or restaurant visit. Ends at Khast Imam Complex.
Metro, 6 food tastings and bread making
Last is private up to 3 people with a car who prefers less walking.