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The 10 Best Market Tours Around the World

10 tours  ·  from $8 a head

The 10 best market tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long you are there and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.

Active Volcano, Rice Field, Hot Spring, Fruit market, Tea Plantation with Lunch - A short look at rice farming near Subang
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Active Volcano, Rice Field, Hot Spring, Fruit market, Tea Plantation with Lunch

1.Active Volcano, Rice Field, Hot Spring, Fruit market, Tea Plantation with Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 513 reviews · from $110Our pick

Travel from Jakarta into West Java with an English-speaking guide such as Bryan, Rizky, Vincent, or Mitchell. Visit Tangkuban Perahu Volcano, taste four local fruits, see rice fields and tea farms, eat Sundanese food, and soak at Ciater Hot Spring. The capped group has no more than 10 people, with transport, admissions, lunch, and water included.

“Overall great even though there were hiccup and delays due to cockroaches in the car. A suggestion - Many of Viator visit plans are for minimum 2 people. If you are on business trip and want to go for a trip during a break day, that does not work. Suggest to support Solo travellers too. Shared bus for travel is fine in South east asia too.”

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Kyoto: Nishiki Market Tea Ceremony with Koto Performance - The opening koto performance sets the mood
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Kyoto: Nishiki Market Tea Ceremony with Koto Performance

2.Kyoto: Nishiki Market Tea Ceremony with Koto Performance

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 294 reviews · 1 hour · from $56

At KOTOLILY KYOTO beside Nishiki Market, Yurika guides you through making matcha, tea etiquette, and traditional sweets. Live koto music fills the one-hour session before and after the ceremony. You can add a kimono photo session or short koto lesson on-site for an extra fee. Groups are limited to eight.

“Yurika was a wonderful host, very kind and funny and put us at ease The tea ceremony experience was great and the music was beautiful. Highly recommend this experience for anybody in Kyoto”

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Delicious Doughnuts & Tea: Small-Group Borough Market Experience - Starting with St. John Bakery on Borough High Street
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Delicious Doughnuts & Tea: Small-Group Borough Market Experience

3.Delicious Doughnuts & Tea: Small-Group Borough Market Experience

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 169 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $96

Start at St. John Bakery and walk through Borough Market with a guide such as Bhavani, Oscar, Charlie, or Dan. Sample doughnuts at several London bakeries, enjoy tea and bottled water, and finish near Tower Bridge. The group is capped at 10, but opening hours can affect the route.

“What a fun tour! Our kids loved getting to sample some of London’s fabulous donuts, and we appreciated learning some info about London and the area around Borough Market. Our tour guide Charlie was an absolute delight. He knew lots of interesting history and shared some great local tips. He made the whole experience feel relaxed and fun. Definitely a fun and different tour to experience in London :)”

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Tea Time & Doughnuts at Borough Market: A Proper London Treat - Walking through Borough Market without mistaking it for a market tour
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Tea Time & Doughnuts at Borough Market: A Proper London Treat

4.Tea Time & Doughnuts at Borough Market: A Proper London Treat

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 41 reviews · 1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hours (approx.) · from $44

Follow a private guide from St. John Bakery through Borough Market and Southwark for two doughnut stops, a Bird & Blend tea tasting, and a Tower Bridge view. Guides such as Alex, Luke, Andy, Oscar, and Bhavani add local stories and history. Plan on walking about two miles and spending roughly 90 minutes to two hours.

“Alex was a tremendous guide. Thoughtful and exceptionally knowledgeable. The tea and donuts were pretty good too!”

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Taipei: Taiwan Traditional Breakfast & Market & Tea Tasting - More Than 10 Tastings, With a Full Meal Built In
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Taipei: Taiwan Traditional Breakfast & Market & Tea Tasting

5.Taipei: Taiwan Traditional Breakfast & Market & Tea Tasting

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 6 reviews · 2 hours · from $44

Meet your English-speaking guide at Lanzhou Market for a two-hour morning walk through Taipei’s breakfast culture. You’ll taste more than 10 Taiwanese foods, visit Dihua Street, and finish with oolong and cold brew red tea at a Dadaocheng tea house. Guide Leo is one named guide associated with the experience.

“Really enjoyed this breakfast food tour. Our guide, Leo, was very informative and made this a perfect combination of food and culture and history.”

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Taipei Fresh Market Tour and Colorful Bubble Tea Making - Starting the morning at Dongmen Market
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Taipei Fresh Market Tour and Colorful Bubble Tea Making

6.Taipei Fresh Market Tour and Colorful Bubble Tea Making

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 6 reviews · from $65

Start at Taipei’s Dongmen Market with local chef Wayne, who introduces unusual fruit, vegetables, herbal tea, and fish balls. Then climb to a fourth-floor cooking studio to make colorful boba from scratch using seasonal fruit juice. The two-hour, small-group class costs $65 and ends at the starting point.

“Wayne was really welcoming and showed us some new fruits that we haven't tried before. Was able to find me a vegan snack at the market since I couldn't have the fish balls. The boba making was fun and everything tasted great! He gave us a few personal recommendations for food in the area as well. 10/10 would recommend!”

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Tea plantation walk with Visit of Historical ,village & Market - Walking Through a Munnar Village
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Tea plantation walk with Visit of Historical ,village & Market

7.Tea plantation walk with Visit of Historical ,village & Market

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 5 reviews · from $8Best value

Start at Rijo Villa near Munnar’s KSRTC bus stand at 4:00 PM for a three-hour guided walk through a local village and tea plantations. Visit the century-old CSI Christ Church, then finish at Munnar Market. The group is limited to 10, and the route requires moderate fitness.

“Très agréable et intéressante petite balade pour un premier jour en Inde. Avec un guide tre sympathique.”

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[NEW]JPN CULTURE - Buy@Toyosu Market SUSHI Making +TEA +Maid Cafe - Four sushi styles, one lunch
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[NEW]JPN CULTURE – Buy@Toyosu Market SUSHI Making +TEA +Maid Cafe

8.[NEW]JPN CULTURE – Buy@Toyosu Market SUSHI Making +TEA +Maid Cafe

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 5 reviews · from $78

Meet your guide at Shijo-mae Station and shop for sushi ingredients at Toyosu Market, then prepare temari, maki, chirashi, and oshi sushi for lunch. Make sweets for a formal matcha ceremony led by a tea master. The optional Maid Café visit adds an Akihabara finale.

“The Sushi was from the Tsukiji market bought the same day. We learnt how to make three different types of sushi, thick roll sushi, chirashi sushi and tamari sushi which I think I can make at home. We didn’t know that the tea ceremony was alRead more”

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Three-Hour Private Chengdu Tea Wholesale Market Tour - Tasting before you buy
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Three-Hour Private Chengdu Tea Wholesale Market Tour

9.Three-Hour Private Chengdu Tea Wholesale Market Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 4 reviews · from $46

Meet an English-speaking guide at Wenshu Yuan Monastery, or arrange listed hotel pickup, then spend about two hours in Chengdu’s vast tea wholesale market. Learn how green, black, white, oolong, and Pu-er tea are processed, graded, and packaged. With Jerry, you can taste tea before buying leaves, teaware, and accessories. This private tour costs $46.16 per person.

“Jerry was a fantastic guide! We had an amazing time and learned so much on this tour through the wholesale tea market. WE highly recommend!!!”

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Christmas Delights: Festive Tea & Doughnuts at Borough Market - Borough Market adds context between bites
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Christmas Delights: Festive Tea & Doughnuts at Borough Market

10.Christmas Delights: Festive Tea & Doughnuts at Borough Market

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 3 reviews · 1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hours (approx.) · from $96

Walk from Borough High Street through Borough Market to Tower Bridge, stopping for doughnuts at St. John Bakery, Rodeo, Bread Ahead, and Crosstown. Your guide, including Luke or Oscar depending on the date, adds local history and food tips. Tea or coffee is included, and the small group is capped at 20 people.

“As fun as it sounds. Our man, Oscar, was all too happy too lead us around the Borough Market area - pointing out building of historical significance as well as pubs, restaurants and other come-back-and-see-them spots. Of course there were doughnuts. Thankfully, Oscar brought each of us a bag to collect our half-eaten stash so we wouldn’t have a sugar-seizure mid-tour. The doughnuts themselves were a varied lot. From the traditional to the wild. And all were worth sampling, but of course we had our favorites. Our tea stop was a breath of perfumed air. All in all, an excellent entree to the food and drink scene around Borough Market.…”

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