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Con oltre 10 anni di esperienza come guida turistica e interprete, ho una personalità estroversa e coinvolgente. La mia eccellente conoscenza delle lingue mi permette di valorizzare i miei punti di forza e rendere la vostra esperienza di viaggio in Uzbekistan davvero indimenticabile. Essere originario di Tashkent mi conferisce un vantaggio unico nel condividere aneddoti coinvolgenti e al tempo stesso semplici che vi lasceranno i migliori ricordi del vostro soggiorno qui 🙂 NB: Tutte le prenotazioni sono confermate automaticamente a meno che non vi contatti con largo anticipo. Qui potete trovare alcune delle mie collaborazioni sulla cucina uzbeka con un famoso blogger cinese: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Op6w5FV0Ic&t=9s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRjl7BljfFk
Great tour, recommend for anyone interested in the Soviet history of the city. Donat was great and hugely informative. Thank you!
The free guide tour was absolutely stunning!🥰 We visited metro stations, Chorsu bazaar, we made bread and even we were invited into the typical household of Uzbeks. It was the best free guide tour which I have ever visited🫶🏻 (I visited 3 or 4). Danat was really great, he explained everything and he knew so much information about history, culture and the city! Thank you so much🌸🌷🌼
Great guide! Fantastic historical tidbits and recommendations for what we could do after the tour
Really interesting tour with a lot of history while enjoying the sights of Tashkent by night. Really enjoyed the tour and all the information and knowledge that Donat shared with us!
Today I spent almost all the day in Tashkent. First I joined a group and as luck would have it, Donat, our guide was a guide par-excellence, knowledgeable and with an excellent way of conveying the information And Dan had only two ‘touristlars’ me and Jason from New Jersey US, but living in China. So our little trio first started at Kosmonavtlar (“Cosmonauts”) underground station considered to be perhaps most beautiful in the Tashkent Metro. Our friendly guide combining facts with folklore and a sense of humour made our ride to the metro really worthwhile I got on to the air conditioning train to see and admire another to stops We got out Chorsu bazaar underground station Yet again Dan took us around this delightful bazaar, I could see his friendliness with the vendors and with his help I absolutely enjoyed every moment around this special venue Later on Dan took us around the old part which was in the process of what Dan described as ‘getting a facelift’ Dan had one or two tricks under his sleeve. He had arranged for two families in the area to let us in their inner court yards where we had a little glimpse of Uzbek way of living …really a privilege. Whilst giving this feedback for Dan I would like to stress out that how long it takes to learn the ins and outs of of this profession, having been for a long time a tour guide myself and Dan with his great personality and studious mind has really mastered it and making my short stay in this great city even more enjoyable
