Tourists to Uzbekistan are obliged to pass through Tashkent as they come in and get out of the country. It is Uzbekistan’s capital city and home to over four million people. It is bursting with Soviet and Islamic architecture and promises a delightful collection of museums, parks, theaters, international cafes, and ample comfortable accommodations.
If you are planning a trip to Tashkent, ensure to visit these trending places for a magnificent experience.
Ko’kaldosh Madrasasi
The Ko’kaldosh Madrasasi is a medieval madrasa situated adjacent to the Metro Station and Chorsu Bazaar in Tashkent. It was constructed around 1570 AD by the rulers of the Shaybanid Dynasty. It is made of yellow bricks and is covered with striking Islamic decorations.
Dzhuma Mosque
Dzhoma Mosque, Jama Mosque, or Khoja Ahror Valiy Mosque, is a magnificent archaeological landmark in the city of Tashkent. It is one of the ancient mosques in the city, as it was made in 1451 by Sheikh Obeidullah Khoja. It has exquisite architectural details, as it comprises high towers decorated with Islamic mosaics, carved wooden doors, and much more.
Museum of Applied Arts
With its assorted collection of handcrafts, the Museum of Applied Arts offers an excellent introduction to the rich artistic heritage of Uzbekistan.Pottery, rugs, paintings, etc., are divided into rooms according to production date and type. It is guaranteed to deepen your appreciation for the local artisans’ skills and eye for detail.
Amir Temur Square
Amir Temur Square is an extensive area in the town’s center that features the Forums Palace and an impressive statue of Amir Temur. Forums Palace represents the work of more than five thousand skilled workers, project managers, and architects. All the buildings around this square have historical significance.
Chorsu Bazaar
Chorsu Bazaar is Uzbekistan’s oldest and biggest bazaar and a traditional marketplace vending meat, dairy, vegetables, fruits, etc. For foodies, this is a fantastic place with numerous things to try.
Hazrati Imam Complex
Hazrati Imam Complex, or Hast-Imam, is situated in the old town part of Tashkent. In the middle ages, it was the city's midpoint called Shash. Its architectural and historical monuments are made around Islam’s first imam and preacher in Tashkent.
Holy Assumption Cathedral Church
Almost in Tashkent’s center, you can witness the breathtaking beauty of the Holy Assumption Cathedral Church. It is positioned adjoining the central railway station and Mirabad market. You can stroll in the small garden, see a marble plaque, and enjoy the fountain.
State Museum of The Temurids
Another must-visit place in Tashkent for every vacationer is the renowned State Museum of The Temurids or Tamerlane. A dome frames the museum’s three-story building in an oriental style. On the hall’s walls, a fresco portrays the life of Temurids.
Tashkent Tower
Tashkent tower is a 375-meter tall tower situated in Tashkent and is the world’s 12th tallest television tower. It attracts numerous bridal parties and is visible from multiple angles by day and gorgeously lit at night.
Tashkent has many amazing places to visit, and it won’t break the bank pertaining to the expense of getting around and seeing the greatest it has to offer.
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