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Address: Tashkent, 100000, UZ
Telephone: +998994429899
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21/07/2023

🕋 11-дневный Паломнический Тур УМРА

✨ “Эконом” турпакет – 1350$ ✨
🏠 Общий номер на 4 человека

🕋 4 ночи в Медине в отеле HAYAH GOLDEN 3*
🕋 6 ночей в Мекке в отеле RAMADA ZAD AL QASR 3*

💰 Стоимость включает:
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🏨 Проживание в отеле
🍽️ Трехразовое питание (завтрак, обед, ужин)
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🚶 Экскурсии в Мекке и Медине
📜 Виза
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17/07/2023

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19/10/2020

Hi everyone! Our third and final free walking tour of this month will take place on 25th of October
The tour commences at Lotte City Hotel Tashkent Palace (near the entrance, not in the lobby)
Professional English speaking guide - Sardor, who has over 8 years of working experience with various groups from all over the world.
The tour includes:
1) State Academic Bolshoi Theater named after Alisher Navoi (outdoor visit)
2) Former Residence of Prince Romanov. One of the unusual monuments of Tashkent is the Prince Romanov residence, built in 1891 in the center of the city, under the project of architects A.L. Benoit and V.S. Geyntseltsman. This is a one-storey private residence of Nikolay Konstantinovich Romanov, who was a grandson of Emperor Nicholay I, and who was exiled by his royal parents to Tashkent in 1877 to live there until his death in 1918. (outdoor visit)
3) Kosmonavtlar Metro Station (1.400 UZS per person)
4) Museum of Applied Art of Uzbekistan, Tashkent (entrance fee 25.000UZS per person). The museum collection is represented by all regions of Uzbekistan, many of which are recognized as centers of artful handicrafts. Among the exhibits you will find ceramic, glass and porcelain plates and dished, samples of hand-made and machine embroidery, national fabrics and clothes, carpets, works of wood engraving, varnished miniatures, jewelry and many other things.
5) Optional: Visit of Memorial complex of Islam Karimov
Meeting time 11:00 am
Meeting point: Lotte City Hotel Tashkent Palace
Duration: 3-4 hrs
Min pax: 4

Contact number: Sanjar +998909060052 (WhatsApp/Telegram)
Payment: No payment fee (if you enjoyed the tour, you are welcome to tip the guide. It is entirely up to you).

18/10/2020

Our second planned walking tour in Tashkent successfully finished! We have visited Mausoleum of Sheikh Khan Takhur, Tashkent metro stations, park Navruz, Wax Museum and Wine degustation! Thank you all for joining us and we hope to see you next time! @ Tashkent, Uzbekistan

12/10/2020

Pilaf is the boss of everything! 😋 In Uzbekistan, pilaf can replace all other food. Even the word "osh" itself is translated as "pilaf" and as "food".

In each region of the country has its own recipe, with more than 70 varieties of the dish currently available!
Understanding that trying all varieties may be a hassle, we advise you to try at least the basic and most popular versions, namely:

🔷 Tashkent pilaf. Traditionally, this version is prepared from an expensive long grain rice called “laser”, and includes a lot of additives: chickpeas, raisins, quail eggs, kazy (horse meat sausage), lamb and beef. The meat in the Tashkent pilaf is prepared in one large piece, which is then cut in portions when serving.

🔷Samarkand pilaf. This version of the dish is made from the prolonged Khorezm rice and mostly includes yellow carrots. The main trait of this version is that the ingredients are not mixed during cooking, but are prepared and served in layers: meat, carrots, rice. Also, Samarkand pilaf does not contain as much fat as the Tashkent or Fergana versions.

🔷 Bukhara pilaf. Natives of Bukhara like to add sweetness to their pilaf by adding raisins, dried apricots and sweet red carrots. All the ingredients of the Bukhara pilaf are boiled separately until half cooked, then laid out in layers in a cauldron and cooked together.

🔷 Andijan pilaf. Like any pilaf of the Fergana Valley, it is made from “dev-zir rice”, which is tougher than the other rice grains, reddish in colour, and absorb a lot of liquid. All ingredients are fried in a large amount of oil, so you can immediately recognize Andijan pilaf, among others, as it has a unique brown colour. In it, unlike Bukhara, there is not a single gram of sweetness. Only garlic and hot peppers, only hardcore :)

So, which one is your favourite?

Credits: zira.uz, stalic

12/10/2020

Hi everyone! Our second free walking tour will take place on 18th of October
The tour includes both the new and old parts of the city! The tour commences at the famous Uzbekistan hotel (near the entrance, not in the lobby)
We will have again a professional English speaking guide - Sardor, who has over 8 years of working experience with various groups from all over the world.
The tour includes:
1) The Tashkent metro (1.400UZS to be paid per person at the entrance).
2) The memorial complex of St. Sheikh Khovandi Takhur who lived in the XIV century, includes three buildings: the very tomb of Sheikh Taur (XV-XIX century), tomb of Kaldirgoch-biy (XV century) and the mosque. Both tombs include space for two zierathona (a place of worship and praying) and gurhona (a tomb). Tomb is crowned by a semicircular dome.
3) The Navro’z Park where we are going to visit different cities at the same time (KHIVA, BUKHARA, FEGANA). Also children can visit various children attractions in Anhor Lokomotiv Park which is nearby
4) Wax Museum of Historical Persons of Uzbekistan inside of Navro’z Park (such as Amir Temur, Bibikhanum, Mirzo Ulugbek and so on) – entrance fees with 50% discount for our group is 20.000UZS(regular price 40.000UZS) per person, kids are free of charge.
5) Free Wine degustation inside of Navro’z Park (quince wine, cherry wine, pomegranate wine) – Made in Fergana. ( 1 glass per person )
Meeting time 11:00 am
Meeting point: Uzbekistan hotel
Duration: 3-4 hrs
Min pax: 4

Contact number: Sanjar +998909060052 (WhatsApp/Telegram)
Payment: No payment fee (if you enjoyed the tour, you are welcome to tip the guide. It is entirely up to you).

10/10/2020

Fair of craftsmen and beekeepers🐝in Navruz park

On weekends, the Navruz Park will host entertainment events and open-air fairs.

Many craft masters from different regions of our republic and the city of Tashkent will participate in the fair. The fair will feature ceramics, national clothes and fabrics, clothes made of karakul fur, various souvenirs and handmade accessories.

Also at the fair will be presented delicious honey and honey products from the best beekeepers! Honey is now more than ever necessary for our body, because it strengthens the immune system.

You can also enjoy delicious food in cafes and restaurants in the park.
And on the central stage of the park, Labi House will take place concerts and circus🎪 performances.

Event: Fair of craftsmen and beekeepers in Navruz park
Date: October 10 - October 11
Time: from 10:00 to 21:00
Entrance fee: No fees

07/10/2020

Welcome to Uzbekistan
The region’s cradle of culture for more than two millennia, Uzbekistan is the proud home to a spellbinding arsenal of architecture and ancient cities, all deeply infused with the bloody, fascinating history of the Silk Road. In terms of sights alone, Uzbekistan is Central Asia's biggest draw and most impressive showstopper.

Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva never fail to impress visitors with their fabulous mosques, medressas and mausoleums, while its more eccentric attractions, such as the fast disappearing Aral Sea, the fortresses of desperately remote Karakalpakstan, its boom town capital Tashkent and the ecotourism opportunities of the Nuratau Mountains, mean that even the most diverse tastes can be catered for.

Uzbekistan is an extremely friendly country where hospitality remains an essential element of daily life and you'll be made to feel genuinely welcome by the people you meet.

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Contact us for free walking tours in Uzbekistan
Sanjar: +998909060052( Telegram, WhatsApp)

04/10/2020

Tashkent is the capital of Uzbekistan and is a metropolis of over 2.5 million people. The city is set out as a grid of straight, wide streets and avenues, interspersed with many green areas (parks, squares, and gardens) and fountains.

This marvelous city embodies the modern elegance of many other capitals of the world; at the same time, as an eastern city, Tashkent has its own unique flavour.
Many of Tashkent’s tourist sights are concentrated in the Old City, which is one of the few districts that has preserved its traditional culture in the rapidly-changing metropolis. The spirit of old Tashkent lives here, in the cozy courtyards of the hospitable mahallahs, the bustling Chorsu Bazaar, and the blue domes of the Khast Imam complex. In this part of the city there are artisans, teahouses, and bakeries.

Other Tashkent sights worth visiting include the Tashkent TV Tower, the German Church, the Polish Church, Amir Temur Square with the famous Tashkent astronomical clock, Independence Square, and the former residence of Prince Romanov, which was designed by architects Benoit and Heinzelmann.

Bekruz Hamzaev

04/10/2020

Hi everyone! We decided to show and tell more about Tashkent by organizing a free walking tour of the city!
The tour includes both the new and old parts of the city! The tour commences at the famous Uzbekistan hotel (near the entrance, not in the lobby).
We will have a professional English speaking guide - Sardor Sadikov who has over 8 years of working experience with various groups from all over the world.
He has vast knowledge of the history of the City

The tour includes:
1) The famous Amir Temur Square.
2) The Tashkent metro (1.400UZS to be paid per person at the entrance).
3)The spiritual heart of Tashkent, the Khast Imam Complex of Mosques, madrassahs and mausoleums in addition to seeing one of the oldest Qurans. There is a lot to discover! (The entrance fees for the Museum is around 10.000-20.000UZS)
4) The Chorsu bazaar - where we will discover a variety of Uzbek food and groceries.
5) The historical narrow street in the Old Part of the City!
At the end of the tour we will back to Uzbekistan hotel by metro

Meeting time 11:00 am (11.10.2020)
Meeting point: Uzbekistan hotel
Duration: 3-4 hrs
Min pax: 4

Contact number: Sanjar +998909060052 ( WhatsApp/Telegram)
Payment: No payment fee (if you enjoyed the tour, you are welcome to tip the guide. It is entirely up to you).
P.S. I speak Spanish, Portuguese and a little French, so there shouldn't be any problems understanding each other.

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Tuesday	10:00 - 19:00
Wednesday	10:00 - 19:00
Thursday	10:00 - 19:00
Friday	10:00 - 19:00
Saturday	10:00 - 19:00

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Tashkent is the capital of Uzbekistan and is a metropolis of over 2.5 million people. The city is set out as a grid of straight, wide streets and avenues, interspersed with many green areas (parks, squares, and gardens) and fountains. This marvelous city embodies the modern elegance of many other capitals of the world; at the same time, as an eastern city, Tashkent has its own unique flavour. Many of Tashkent’s tourist sights are concentrated in the Old City, which is one of the few districts that has preserved its traditional culture in the rapidly-changing metropolis. The spirit of old Tashkent lives here, in the cozy courtyards of the hospitable mahallahs, the bustling Chorsu Bazaar, and the blue domes of the Khast Imam complex. In this part of the city there are artisans, teahouses, and bakeries. Other Tashkent sights worth visiting include the Tashkent TV Tower, the German Church, the Polish Church, Amir Temur Square with the famous Tashkent astronomical clock, Independence Square, and the former residence of Prince Romanov, which was designed by architects Benoit and Heinzelmann. @credits Bekruz Hamzaev