Tashkent Tours

Overview About Tashkent Tours :

Tashkent, as the largest metropolis city in Central Asia and the capital of Uzbekistan, It offers a lot of amazing activities in Tashkent Tours . The craze of Uzbekistan Tours among the visitors is not all about the historical architectural beauty, it’s also about the unique experience through different activities in different iconic places in the cities on Great Silk Road.

Taking couple of days for Tashkent Tours is the great idea to make a difference spending the vacation. Known as one of the richest cities in Central Asia, Tashkent is the cultural and economic centre of Uzbekistan. During Uzbekistan Tours, watching the city from the high elevation of tallest tower of Central Asia, shopping in Chorsu Bazaar, exploring the history museum, hanging out with friends witha glass bear in hand at Hotel Uzbekistan are the most interesting activities in Tashkent Tours & Sightseeing.

See the world’s oldest Koran at the Hazrat Imam Complex

Hazrat Imam Complex is the home of Quran of Caliph Ottoman, the oldest and famous Koran. The architectural beauties of this complex are Barak-Khan Madrasah, Tilla Sheikh Mosque, Saint Abu Bakr Kaffal Shashi and the Islamic Institute of Imam al-Bukhari.

Shop at Chorsu Bazaar

Built in purpose to be protected from intense heat of sunlight at daytime and chilling cold air at night time, Chorsu Bazaar is covered by a big blue dome. Known as the biggest market of Tashkent, all types of products are available here.

Visit the Kukeldash Madrasah and the Dzuma Mosque

Kukeldash Madrasah is the largest madrasah in Tashkent with impressive architectural work while the combination of Dzuma Mosque and Kukeldash Madrasah makes that place more unique and attractive.

See the world’s oldest Koran at the Hazrat Imam Complex

Hazrat Imam Complex is the home of Quran of Caliph Ottoman, the oldest and famous Koran. The architectural beauties of this complex are Barak-Khan Madrasah, Tilla Sheikh Mosque, Saint Abu Bakr Kaffal Shashi and the Islamic Institute of Imam al-Bukhari.

Shop at Chorsu Bazaar

Built in purpose to be protected from intense heat of sunlight at daytime and chilling cold air at night time, Chorsu Bazaar is covered by a big blue dome. Known as the biggest market of Tashkent, all types of products are available here.

Visit the Kukeldash Madrasah and the Dzuma Mosque

Kukeldash Madrasah is the largest madrasah in Tashkent with impressive architectural work while the combination of Dzuma Mosque and Kukeldash Madrasah makes that place more unique and attractive.

Admire the Minor Mosque

Made of white marble, the Minor Mosque was built in 2014 and looks attractive when the reflection of sunrays makes it dazzle.

Climb the Tashkent TV Tower

With a height of 375 metres, Tashkent TV Tower offers the most charming view of the city from the observation deck at 6th floor. It is also the home of one of the Tashkent Restaurants which is on its 7th floor.

Visit the Memorial to the Victims of Repression and the surrounding park

It is a large gazebo-shaped structure with a blue dome holding the memory of people who fought for the independence of Uzbekistan during the Soviet Union rule and also were killed by the government.

Have lunch at the Central Asian Plov Center

Enjoy the Plov, the traditional Uzbek dish made of rice fried with raisins, carrots, and spices with meat at the Central Asian Plov Center. 

Ride the metro

Listed under the main Uzbekistan Highlights, Tashkent metro station is the most beautiful metro station all over the world. Each metro station has their separate decoration and architecture.

Leaf through some books at the Book Bazaar

Near to the Kosmonavtlar Metro Station, there is a park, where on its outside, the famous Book bazaar can be found. A lot of book shops can be seen here on the side of a pedestrian street.

Learn about Uzbekistan's history in the State Museum of History

Explore the history of Uzbekistan of past 2500 years in State Museum of History.

Watch the stunning fountains and monuments at Independence Square

Watch the most beautiful fountains of Tashkent at Independence Square. The16 marble columns joined by a bridge and sculptures of storks on top of it symbolizes the peace which is Independence Monument whereas, the statue of a woman holding a baby symbolizes Motherland. 

Go for a stroll around Amir Timur Square

Watch the 7-meters high statue of Amir Timur on his horse in a small park and do not forget to take photos.

Have a beer at Hotel Uzbekistan

Known as one of the most iconic sights of Tashkent, Hotel Uzbekistan made with Russian Architecture offers to enjoy the view of the city while having a beer at its 17th floor.

Visit Amir Timur Museum

Dedicated to Amir Timur, the inside of the museum is very beautiful with its golden-domed ceiling.

Enjoy the evening on Broadway Boulevard (Sailkogh Street)

Enjoy the evening time with your friends with all kinds of food, souvenir, and art stalls on Sailkogh Street.

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