Group Activities Kokand

Group Activities in Kokand

Kokand, a historic city in eastern Uzbekistan, offers a wide range of exciting group activities for travelers looking to explore its rich cultural heritage and stunning natural surroundings.

Outdoor Adventures

Hiking in the Fergana Valley

  • Explore the picturesque Fergana Valley, surrounded by majestic mountains and lush green forests.
  • Take a guided hike through the valley’s scenic trails, spotting rare flora and fauna along the way.

White Water Rafting on the Sokh River

  • Get your adrenaline pumping with an exhilarating white water rafting experience on the Sokh River.
  • Navigate through rapids and calm stretches, taking in the breathtaking scenery of the surrounding mountains.

Cultural Experiences

Traditional Uzbek Cooking Class

  • Learn the secrets of traditional Uzbek cuisine with a hands-on cooking class.
  • Discover the art of preparing delicious local dishes like plov, shurpa, and sambusa.

Folk Music and Dance Performance

  • Be mesmerized by a lively folk music and dance performance, showcasing Uzbekistan’s rich cultural heritage.
  • Get ready to tap your feet to the rhythms of traditional instruments like the dutar and tar.

Team-Building Activities

Scavenger Hunt through Kokand’s Old Town

  • Embark on an exciting scavenger hunt through Kokand’s historic old town, exploring its winding streets and bustling bazaars.
  • Work together as a team to solve clues and challenges, learning about the city’s history and culture along the way.

Pottery Workshop

  • Get creative with a pottery workshop, where you can learn traditional Uzbek ceramics techniques.
  • Collaborate with your group members to design and craft your own unique pieces of art.

Tips and Essentials

  • Best time to visit: Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) for mild weather and lush landscapes.
  • What to wear: Comfortable hiking shoes, light layers for outdoor activities, and modest clothing for cultural experiences.
  • Language: Uzbek and Russian are widely spoken, but many locals also speak basic English.
  • Currency: Uzbek so’m (UZS), although USD and credit cards are accepted in some places.

Come and experience the beauty of Kokand with your group!