Tour description
Experience the captivating world of Uzbekistan's ancient crafts! This tour combines the artistry of traditional silk weaving and ceramics in the charming towns of Margilan and Rishtan.
In Margilan, explore the renowned Yodgorlik Silk Factory, tracing the journey of silk from cocoon to exquisite fabric. Discover the secrets of the Gold Silk Center and learn about Uzbekistan's rich silk-weaving heritage from the skilled artisans who keep these traditions alive.
Rishtan unveils a magical world of ceramics. Visit the ceramics center's diverse workshops, each with its unique style, and witness the creation of stunning works of art. Meet the master potters, learn their techniques, and even participate in a masterclass (optional). A visit to Alisher Nazirov's workshop, where ancient traditions are being revived, is a tour highlight.
Highlights:
* Engaging workshop and factory tours.
* Meet talented artisans and see their unique work.
* Buy handcrafted souvenirs.
* Immerse yourself in Uzbek culture.
* Optional ceramics masterclass.
* Enjoy delicious meals at local restaurants.
Ideal for:
* Culture lovers.
* Craft enthusiasts.
* Travelers seeking authentic experiences.
Book your adventure and discover the magic of Uzbek silk and ceramics!
Itinerary
Tashkent – Kokand – Rishtan – Ferghana – Margilan – Tashkent
FAQs
Do you arrange airport transfers?
Our experienced drivers will receive you on arrival at the airport or at the railway
station and bring you to your hotel. The same service is also available on your
departure. All vehicles are clean, airconditioned and have plenty of space for your
baggage. If you wish to be received or seen-off by a professional tour guide
speaking your language, we provide this service also.
Should I book pre/post tour accommodation?
Kindly note that standard hotel check-in time is at 14:00 & check-out time is at
12:00,
if your arrival or departure time is different, and you require accommodation
please let us know in your request.
Which currency is most widely accepted on this tour?
Most payments are in cash USD only (in perfect looking dollars banknotes)
and local currency. Cards or other forms of payments are not used widely.