Free tour. Where mountains meet culture — discover Kumushkent Resort and its unique village.

Our journey begins at Mashinasozlar Metro Station. From there, we take a local minibus to Parkent Bazaar, which takes around 40 minutes.
At the bazaar, we will enjoy a short walk through the lively local market. You will have the opportunity to taste seasonal melons while I explain about this traditional Uzbek product, including how melons are grown and why they are famous in Uzbekistan.
After exploring the bazaar, we continue our journey by shuttle minibus (10,000 so’m) to Kumushkent Resort.
Once we arrive, you will have the chance to try unique organic vegan food, including spinach, pumpkin, and potato somsa.
From there, we begin our walk to a charming mountain village. We hike uphill for about 25–35 minutes, and at the top we are rewarded with a beautiful mosque surrounded by peaceful mountain scenery — our final destination.
This place is incredibly peaceful and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. The climate is much cooler than Tashkent, and during some seasons you can still see snow-covered peaks in the distance.
Visitors can experience authentic local traditions and culture, as well as purchase handmade souvenirs and natural, chemical-free products from local residents.
The area is also known as a mountain resort destination, with modern family houses surrounded by nature. Many people come here to relax, escape the city, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. 
If you'd like to book, please do so at least 3 hours in advance.
Transportation costs are approximately 40,000 so’m (less than $4). Entrance is free, but it is recommended to bring some extra money for food, souvenirs, and local products.