Eat & Explore UZ with Group: The Ultimate Uzbek Culinary Adventure
Traveling solo can be rewarding, but traveling with a group of food lovers brings connection, fun, and shared discovery. Our “Eat & Explore UZ with Group” tour is designed for curious travelers who want to:
✅ Eat authentic Uzbek food
✅ Explore cities rich in Silk Road history
✅ Connect with locals and fellow travelers
✅ Enjoy all logistics planned for them
✅ Learn the culture behind every meal
🥘 Uzbekistan on a Plate: What You’ll Taste
Uzbek cuisine is hearty, flavorful, and made to be shared. On this tour, we explore regional specialties from Tashkent to Samarkand, Bukhara to Khiva, and beyond.
🥟 What’s on the Menu?
- Plov – National rice dish cooked with lamb, carrots, and spices
- Samsa – Meat- or veggie-filled pastry baked in a clay oven
- Lagman – Hand-pulled noodle soup
- Manti – Steamed dumplings served with sour cream
- Non (Bread) – Baked in a tandir, beautifully patterned
- Halva, dried fruits, and local sweets – Delicious treats found in bazaars
🧭 Group Tour Highlights
Here’s what your Eat & Explore UZ with Group itinerary could look like:
🏙️ Day 1–2: Tashkent – Urban Eats & Hidden Gems
- Welcome dinner with Uzbek kebabs and live music
- Explore Chorsu Bazaar with a food guide
- Visit a modern Uzbek fusion restaurant
- Taste soviet-style ice cream on Broadway Street
🕌 Day 3–4: Samarkand – The Silk Road Feast
- Visit Siab Bazaar for fresh bread, spices, and nuts
- Join a plov cooking class in a family courtyard
- Eat under the stars near Registan Square
- Enjoy group tea in a traditional chaikhana
🏰 Day 5–6: Bukhara – Culture in Every Bite
- Home-cooked dinner in a local family home
- Learn tea etiquette and toasting traditions
- Try shurpa (lamb soup) and dolma (stuffed grape leaves)
- Stroll through ancient madrasas and local teahouses
🏜️ Optional Extension: Khiva or Fergana Valley
- Explore Khiva’s fortress town and sample desert food
- Or visit Fergana for fresh produce, village cooking, and silk-making
👥 Why Join a Group Tour?
👫 Meet Like-Minded Travelers
Bond over shared meals, stories, and laughter.
🧭 All Logistics Covered
No stress—hotels, transport, meals, and guides are included.
🍷 Authentic Cultural Access
From market tastings to home visits, you’ll go deeper with a local guide.
🎉 Group Bonuses
- Farewell dinner with live Uzbek music
- Surprise street food stops along the way
- Cultural performances and dance nights
📸 Instagram-Worthy Moments
- Stirring a giant kazan of plov
- Tandir bread fresh from the clay oven
- Your group at Registan Square with food in hand
- Street food corners and colorful bazaars
Use #EatExploreUZ and tag @kalishtrip.uz to share your journey!
🧳 What’s Included
- 🏨 Comfortable 3-4★ accommodation
- 🍛 Daily traditional meals
- 🚐 Air-conditioned group transport
- 🗣️ English-speaking local guides
- 🧑🍳 Cooking classes and cultural activities
- 🎁 Welcome kit with local snacks + recipes
👨👩👧 Perfect For:
- Solo travelers looking for connection
- Small groups of friends
- Food bloggers and culture lovers
- Couples or siblings wanting an easy, guided trip
📆 Best Time to Join a Group Food Tour
- Spring (April–May): Green herbs, fresh air, festival foods
- Autumn (September–October): Grape season, harvest time, and cozy outdoor dining
- Winter (for foodies only!): Warm kitchens, hearty soups, and quieter cities
✅ Traveler Reviews
“The best way to explore Uzbekistan! Every day was a feast. We laughed, we learned, and I ate more plov than I thought possible.”
— Emily, UK
“KalishTrip made everything easy. I loved sharing the table with locals and making dumplings with a grandma in Bukhara.”
— Jin, South Korea
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🧾 Book Your Spot Now
Spaces for our Eat & Explore UZ with Group tour are limited and fill fast—especially during spring and fall!
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