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Crafted in Uzbekistan is our full cultural workshop journey across Uzbekistan — a 10-day route through Tashkent, Khiva, Bukhara, and Samarkand, designed for travelers who want to experience the country through its craft, food, architecture, and living traditions. This journey moves through four of Uzbekistan’s most meaningful cities, each with its own atmosphere and artistic identity. Tashkent brings the warmth of everyday life: bread from the tandir, clay shaped by hand, Chorsu Bazaar, old neighborhoods, and the creative world of Navruz Park. Khiva offers the feeling of a desert fairytale, where carved wooden columns, silk traditions, blue minarets, and the walled streets of Ichan Kala make the past feel close enough to touch. In Bukhara, the experience becomes softer and more intimate. Guests wander through trading domes, old madrasahs, sacred monuments, and quiet courtyards before sitting with local artisans to discover the symbolism of suzani embroidery. Samarkand brings the grandeur of the Silk Road: Registan, Gur-Emir, Shah-i-Zinda, Bibi-Khanum, handmade paper in Konigil, Uzbek wine, and plov cooked slowly over fire. This is the full Uzbekistan experience for travelers who want more than sightseeing. It is a journey of textures, flavors, workshops, monuments, conversations, and human connection. Guests leave with handmade memories, beautiful encounters, and the feeling of having travelled through Uzbekistan not as spectators, but as welcomed guests inside its living culture.
*On rare occasions, this itinerary may change.
Sun, September 6
Day 0 — Welcome to Tashkent Arrival in Uzbekistan’s vibrant capital, where your journey begins with an airport pick-up and transfer to your hotel. Depending on your flight time, the schedule can stay flexible, giving you time to rest, settle in, and prepare for the cultural adventure ahead. Day 1 The journey begins in Tashkent with the spiritual atmosphere of the Khast Imam Complex, followed by a hands-on Uzbek bread-making workshop, where guests shape, stamp, and bake traditional non in a clay tandir oven. The route continues through the colors and energy of Chorsu Bazaar, then to Navruz Park, where guests discover Uzbekistan’s handmade traditions, from dolls and carpets to suzani embroidery and chapans. A pottery workshop gives guests the chance to create with their own hands before the day closes with Mustakillik Square, Amir Temur Square, and the iconic Hotel Uzbekistan.
This journey includes a moderate amount of walking, especially in historic city centers, bazaars, monuments, and old neighborhoods. The workshops are beginner-friendly and suitable for all skill levels, with local artisans adjusting the pace and guidance to each guest.
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