Trip.Best Top 3 Best Things to Do in Tashkent [2024]

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"Location: The Imam Mosque of Hazrati is located in the old town of Tashkent, a magnificent group of religious buildings, and the main building is still a temple for Muslims to pray five times a day. Outside of prayer, the main building is open to tourists, but follow the custom of men going to the male prayer room and women going to the female prayer room. The two prayer rooms are separated by screens under the dome. Suddenly I saw that some tourists wanted to enter the east side room. The master Aqi, who was guiding the male and female tourists, quickly shouted "Man, Man" while running to stop. The tourists who were used to freedom were like "invaders" to make Master Aqi crazy. It is said that the oldest Quran is still in the temple, and if there is, it seems that it should be in the east door guarded by Master Ajuan. Walk inside, through a large square, and the interior of the ancient building is now opened as a souvenir shop selling high-quality Uzbekistan crafts."

"It’s good to walk around Emitimur Square. I show everyone the surrounding attractions within walking distance, stroll in the clean and comfortable city, find it fun to observe and look forward to believing! Figure 1. Timur statue in the center of the square. Figure 2. Park next to the square, weekend flea market figure 3. Starbucks service station in the corner of the square, the building behind is a university, there is a cafe on the first floor. Figure 4. National History Museum of Uzbekistan Figure 5. Independence Square, The presidential palace is on the west side of the square. Figure 6. Art Museum Figure 7. Library Figure 8.9, the weekend market map 10, 11 on the roadside of the park in front of the library, the Emil Timur Museum, closed on Monday Figure 12, 13, Opera House, no performances are not open Figure 14, 15, subway station"

"The TV tower in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, is 375 meters tall and ranks ninth in the world. It was built in 1978 and put into use on January 15, 1985. It is the second tallest building in Central Asia."