Immersive artisan workshops, traditional cooking classes, and Silk Road experiences across Tashkent and beyond.
You work directly with master craftspeople in their own studios — not tourist recreations. Every session is a living exchange of tradition.
Each workshop is designed around living heritage. We trace the same routes, techniques, and stories passed down across centuries.
Maximum 8–10 guests per session. Small numbers mean genuine connection — with the craft, the artisan, and the place.
Multi-day journeys through Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva and Tashkent with expert local guides.
Step into the timeless atmosphere of Bukhara as you explore its ancient streets, grand madrasahs, trading domes, and iconic landmarks on a walking tour through the heart of one of the Silk Road’s most remarkable cities.
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$90/person
Experience Fergana in a day—craft ceramics in Rishtan, weave silk in Margilan, and enjoy local cuisine. A hands-on journey through Uzbekistan’s rich artisan and culinary traditions.
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$350/person
A one-of-a-kind Uzbek adventure! Step into Uzbekistan’s living culture! Take part in crafts, cooking, and workshops while exploring Silk Road cities with expert local guides and skilled artisans.
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$2400/person
Go beyond sightseeing and step into living tradition. Create, taste, and explore Uzbekistan through hands-on workshops, historic cities, and unforgettable local encounters in Samarkand and Bukhara.
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$1450/person
Step into Khiva on this 2-day tour from Tashkent. Walk ancient streets, climb minarets at sunset, explore Silk Road monuments, and experience living traditions in this UNESCO city.
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$650/person
Escape the Samarkand heat for a scenic Ohalik Mountains hike with a local English speaking guide, hidden trails, panoramic views, comfortable transport, and a relaxing stop at a traditional chaikhana.
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$65/person
Hands-on sessions led by master artisans — each workshop is a living piece of Uzbek culture.
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Three steps to one of the most memorable experiences of your life.
Browse our workshops and pick what calls to you — pottery, silk weaving, suzani embroidery, cooking, and more.
Reserve your spot online. Small groups fill fast — booking early guarantees your place with the master.
Your guide meets you at the studio. The craft takes over. You leave with something made by your own hands.
Central Asia's craft heritage has been shaped by the Silk Road for more than two thousand years. At Craft & Culture, we believe that the best way to preserve it is to keep it alive — through hands, through making, through people who care.
Uzbekistan's craft traditions span more than 2,500 years. We work with artisans who carry these lineages forward.
No performance, no show. Real workshops, real artisans, real materials — exactly as they've always been practiced.
We cap every session at 8–10 guests so you can slow down, ask questions, and truly connect with the craft.
Authentic snapshots from workshops, tours, and cultural experiences across Uzbekistan
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CraftnCulture offers artisan workshops, guided cultural tours, and handcrafted Uzbek products connected to local makers and traditions.
Experiences take place across Uzbekistan, including Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva, and other cultural destinations featured in CraftnCulture itineraries.
Workshops and tours are designed for curious travelers, solo visitors, couples, families, and small groups who want cultural depth and hands-on experiences.
Travelers can book online through the website or contact the team directly for private dates, custom itineraries, and tailored support.
We had an amazing time exploring Tashkent with Craft & Culture. We did the pottery workshop as well as traditional bread-making with the Chorsu Bazaar tour. Every moment was fantastic!