Uzbekistan · PHOTOGRAPHY SESSIONS
Good photo sessions fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 3 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Samarkand’s private city tour with a photographer, including Registan, Shah-i-Zinda, timing, price, transport, and practical tips.
“Excellent tour with professional photographer. Gave all the good angles as to where to take photographs. Done the tour at 5pm which means you saw the lights on at Registan Square.”
Review of Tashkent’s 8.5-hour private city tour with metro rides, bazaars, Uzbek meals, local guide, and weekday photography.
“As I have limited time to explore Tashkent city before moving on to the next city, I have decided to book a city tour so as to cover as much sight as possible. My guide Aziz, picked me up promptly from my hotel and brought me to explore the different sights the city has to offer, such as the Museum of Applied Arts, where I get to see rare, handmade embroidery, jewelry & other traditional applied artworks. We also explored the subway system, Chorsu Bazaar, different monuments across the city and more. For lunch, he brought me to eat the best Somsa in town, which is great as I was…”
Explore Tashkent after dark with metro art, illuminated landmarks, Uzbek food, a private guide, and free professional photos.
“The guide’s name is Aziz. Frankly,he’s one of the best guide you can ever booked. The tour wasn’t done by any company but himself posting and doing,so it’s an original tour. This guide is a 20 years-old college student born in Tashkent, so he’s smart, energetic, technological sound and know the city by heart. Don’t think you can ask for a better guide. Granted there have been some customer’s complain that at times he’s on his phone and watch Youtube but he’s a young guy and it was during the transportation phase in which his relative was driving, not himself. He’s quite sad about that feedback and ask me constantly…”
Pick a city, a desert or a kitchen.
