Tashkent is a city where mirrored skyscrapers stand alongside the ancient mud walls of mahallas, and the aroma of fresh tandoor bread blends with the rhythm of a modern metropolis. The capital of Uzbekistan will surprise you with its wide avenues, shady parks, and incredible hospitality. From ancient Islamic relics to elegant palaces of the tsarist era — Tashkent will reveal all its facets and make you fall in love with its unique energy.
📍 ROUTE:
- Hast-Imam Complex (XVI–XIX centuries) — the spiritual heart of the capital, home to the original VII century Quran of Uthman.
- Chorsu Bazaar — a deep dive into the colorful atmosphere of the legendary oriental market.
- Besh Kazan Plov Center — dozens of massive cauldrons and that very legendary taste.
- Tashkent TV Tower (1985) — a bird’s-eye view of the city (375 meters).
- Romanov Palace (1891) — an elegant palace made of burnt brick, a hidden gem in the city center.
- Mustakillik (Independence) Square — an ensemble of fountains and alleys, a symbol of modern history.
- Monument of Courage — the story of the city’s rebirth after the 1966 earthquake.
- Amir Timur Museum (1996) — discovering the era of the Great Conqueror.
- Navoi Opera and Ballet Theater (1947) — an architectural masterpiece in the heart of the city.
💰 PRICING: Group up to 4 people: English speaking guide — 120$
⏳ DURATION: 6 hours | Car & Walking tour
(Entrance tickets and meals are not included)
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🐪 See-Tour — Your time machine. Feel the magic of Tashkent with every step! 🇺🇿✨
