Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, is a vibrant city where ancient traditions meet modern life. A fascinating destination full of culture, history, and Eastern hospitality.

What to visit in Tashkent?

Chorsu Bazaar

One of the largest markets in Central Asia, filled with spices, dried fruits, traditional Uzbek bread “non” and a lively local atmosphere.

Kukeldash Mosque

Built in the 16th century, it is one of the biggest medieval mosques in the region.

Tashkent TV Tower

At 375 meters, it’s the tallest structure in the city, offering panoramic views and a rotating restaurant.

Museum of Applied Arts

Home to unique collections of textiles, ceramics, embroidery, and handicrafts representing Uzbek culture.

Barak-Khan Madrasah

A stunning historical complex located in the old town, showcasing Islamic architecture.

Tashkent Botanical Garden

One of the largest in Asia, featuring more than 4,500 plant species.

Tashkent Metro

An underground art museum – every station is decorated with mosaics, marble, and chandeliers.

Traditional Food

Don’t miss plov (Uzbek pilaf with meat and vegetables), somsa (baked pastry), lagman (noodle soup with meat), and dried fruits from the bazaars.