Tashkent
Tashkent is the largest city in Uzbekistan and its sunny capital.
However, Tashkent is not so attractive for tourists. This is because the capital of Uzbekistan, Tashkent, is considered a modern city, and many people think that there is nothing to do and nothing to see.
However, you are wrong. We will tell you that this city is interesting and unusual. Many famous people visited Tashkent: actors in theaters, circuses, and movies, directors, writers, painters, sculptors, writers and poets, singers and musicians, outstanding scientists and professors, and famous architects and builders.
If you visit the capital of Uzbekistan, you will find many beautiful places and attractions, and you will be able to be acquainted with the culture and traditions of the Uzbek people.
Museums and tourist attractions:
Museums
We advise you to start your day with the Arts Museum of Uzbekistan. You will find here copies of paintings by famous artists and are acquainted with the works of great painters and sculptors of Uzbekistan. Unfortunately, tourists do not visit this place too often.
You can also learn about the history of Uzbekistan by going to the National Historical Museums and the Amir Timur Museum. The National Museum of Nature of Uzbekistan is one of the oldest scientific and educational institutions in Tashkent. It impresses visitors with its collection of exhibits. Maybe you will be interested in literature. In this case, welcome to the Alisher Navoi Literary Museum, or House-Museum of Gafoor Ghulam, or Museum of Esenin.
Amir Timur Square.
Do you like to go for a walk in beautiful places? If your answer is "yes," you should not pass by Amir Timur Square. It is a beautiful park with shady sidewalks, the Tamerlane Monument, and urban sculptures. It should be emphasized that this place is very green and clean. By the way, not far from the square with the outstanding Tamerlane monument is the Amir Timur Museum.
Hast Imam Square
This is a unique place in its structure and history. Hast Imam attracts attention not only from tourists but also from residents of Uzbekistan. For hundreds of years, palaces and mosques have existed.The main pride of the complex, Hast Imam, is the very first Koran (the Ottoman Koran). The Ottoman Koran is the primary source of Islam's holy books.
In addition, you can walk through the Abubakr Kaffal-Shashi Mausoleum, the Mausoleum of Sheykh Zayniddin-Bo, the Yunus-khan Mausoleum, and visit Kukeldash Madrasah and Barakh-khan Madrasah.
Shopping:
Have you ever traded? It is a national tradition with a long history in Uzbekistan.
You can spend many hours shopping in Uzbekistan and not notice how quickly the day passes. is why this activity is best left to the final days of your trip.
Markets are crammed with flavors, colors, emotions, and souvenirs. In such markets as Chorsu and Eski Juva Bazaar, you can buy home furnishings, spices, jewelry, or national clothes. In Chorsu (Eski Juva) market, you can try the national dishes prepared according to the rules and traditions of Uzbek cuisine.
However, you are wrong. We will tell you that this city is interesting and unusual. Many famous people visited Tashkent: actors in theaters, circuses, and movies, directors, writers, painters, sculptors, writers and poets, singers and musicians, outstanding scientists and professors, and famous architects and builders.
If you visit the capital of Uzbekistan, you will find many beautiful places and attractions, and you will be able to be acquainted with the culture and traditions of the Uzbek people.
Museums and tourist attractions:
Museums
We advise you to start your day with the Arts Museum of Uzbekistan. You will find here copies of paintings by famous artists and are acquainted with the works of great painters and sculptors of Uzbekistan. Unfortunately, tourists do not visit this place too often.
You can also learn about the history of Uzbekistan by going to the National Historical Museums and the Amir Timur Museum. The National Museum of Nature of Uzbekistan is one of the oldest scientific and educational institutions in Tashkent. It impresses visitors with its collection of exhibits. Maybe you will be interested in literature. In this case, welcome to the Alisher Navoi Literary Museum, or House-Museum of Gafoor Ghulam, or Museum of Esenin.
Amir Timur Square.
Do you like to go for a walk in beautiful places? If your answer is "yes," you should not pass by Amir Timur Square. It is a beautiful park with shady sidewalks, the Tamerlane Monument, and urban sculptures. It should be emphasized that this place is very green and clean. By the way, not far from the square with the outstanding Tamerlane monument is the Amir Timur Museum.
Hast Imam Square
This is a unique place in its structure and history. Hast Imam attracts attention not only from tourists but also from residents of Uzbekistan. For hundreds of years, palaces and mosques have existed.The main pride of the complex, Hast Imam, is the very first Koran (the Ottoman Koran). The Ottoman Koran is the primary source of Islam's holy books.
In addition, you can walk through the Abubakr Kaffal-Shashi Mausoleum, the Mausoleum of Sheykh Zayniddin-Bo, the Yunus-khan Mausoleum, and visit Kukeldash Madrasah and Barakh-khan Madrasah.
Shopping:
Have you ever traded? It is a national tradition with a long history in Uzbekistan.
You can spend many hours shopping in Uzbekistan and not notice how quickly the day passes. is why this activity is best left to the final days of your trip.
Markets are crammed with flavors, colors, emotions, and souvenirs. In such markets as Chorsu and Eski Juva Bazaar, you can buy home furnishings, spices, jewelry, or national clothes. In Chorsu (Eski Juva) market, you can try the national dishes prepared according to the rules and traditions of Uzbek cuisine.
