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Authentic Samarkand Cooking Class with Market Tour & Transfers

Starting From From $65.79 per person Current Project Expedition rate
4 Hours 4.26 / 5 1 reviews Easy activity level Private Single Day Tour Operated by Traveling Spoon
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The Experience

What your day looks like

Host Bio: Shodiyor was born and brought up in Samarkand. He worked as a teacher for a few years before completing his master's. One day at university he saw a group of tourists with a guide, who was giving them information about the history of his homeland. That is when he found his calling and his goal was to become a guide. Shodiyor has been working as a guide for over 7 years sharing his knowledge with travelers who are curious to learn about the history, culture, art, and food of Uzbekistan.

Highlights

Why travelers choose this experience

  • Authentic cooking class in Samarkand in a local home
  • Hotel transfers & guided local market visit to buy fresh ingredients
  • Handson cooking class in Samarkand, learn to cook traditional Uzbek dishes
  • Home dining experience showcasing Uzbek hospitality and culture
Your Itinerary

Your day, step by step

Day 1

Samarkand

Local Flavor.

Continued

Samarkand

Cooking Class.

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Samarkand

Food Tasting.

Planning Details

Before you go

Restrictions

Child policy: children 3 or below are free of charge.

Meeting & Pickup

This experience takes place at the host's private home in Samarkand. The host's exact address and meeting location notes will be provided upon booking confirmation.

Planning Notes

Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Manual By Business

Traveler Impressions

What travelers are saying

2025-02-26 5.00 / 5

A lovely informative tour and lots of information about life in Uzbekistan in general. We visited a market and tried some foods, bought a nice Uzbekh white wine for the meal and cooked plov and baked bread outside. It was raining but not a big deal as it was under cover. I could have stayed all day ! I just felt bad that I could only eat a fraction of the huge amount of food on offer. I would also recommend bringing some small gifts for the little boy and girl who have to put up with tourists coming to their home all the time. They're very sweet kids, as is the grandfather and of course the guide too. Highly recommended and I feel confident enough to be able to make a good plov myself !

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