Uzbekistan has its own little France out here — and most visitors have no idea it exists.
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A full-day car and walking tour into the mountains of Parkent, one of the most underrated corners of the Tashkent region. This tour combines a unique scientific landmark, a sacred high-altitude mosque, local winemaking, and a proper mountain lunch into one memorable day.
One of only two solar furnace complexes in the world — the other is in southern France. A giant parabolic mirror focuses the sun to a single blazing point. Your guide explains the science and the history of the institute.
At 1,500 meters above sea level, this sacred mosque is as much about the journey as the destination — calm, beautiful, with panoramic views of the mountains and valleys. Hear the legend of Ali Buva.
A family winery producing wines by traditional methods. Tour the production area and taste several varieties paired with local cheese — a genuine surprise for most visitors.
Lunch at a beloved mountain cafe: shashlik (grilled meat skewers) and mastava (a rich meat and rice soup). Simple, delicious, completely authentic.
Yes, this place is actually called Champagne. A walk through the vines, views of the foothills, and a chance to buy a bottle to take home.
Child seats available on request. First aid kit always in the vehicle. Altitude sickness remedies recommended for sensitive travelers.
Agreed directly with your guide. You can discuss the exact pickup point after submitting your booking inquiry.
From €104 / $119 for up to 3 people. Tell us your date and group size and we will confirm within 24 hours.
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