Best THINGS TO DO IN TASHKENT UZBEKISTAN WITH The FAMILY of yours AND FRIENDS

Uzbekistan's modern capital Tashkent lives somewhat in the shadows of all of the more attractive-looking Silk Road cities Samarkand, Khiva and Bukhara.

It's unfortunate because Tashkent is an extremely wonderful destination to visit and spend a little while if you know where to go.

IS TASHKENT SAFE FOR TOURISTS?

The capital of Uzbekistan is quite safe for tourists and it even became more secure since the governing administration announced a' tourist police'. You'll see the boots of theirs in every touristic town in Uzbekistan.

Find out THE WORLD'S OLDEST KORAN AT THE HAZRAT IMAM COMPLEX

The Hazrat Imam Complex, likewise known as the Hast-Imam Ensemble or perhaps Khast Imam, will be the religious center of Tashkent. It is the best place to start your Tashkent sightseeing excursion.

SHOP AT CHORSU BAZAAR

The Chorsu Bazaar is Tashkent's biggest industry where locals can purchase something from raw food items, fresh veggies and fruits, spices and honey to clothing, jewelry, beauty products and other things. You are able to just find everything here!

VISIT THE KUKELDASH MADRASAH And the DZUMA MOSQUE

While Kukeldash is not as extraordinary at the 3 madrasahs surrounding Registan Square found in Samarkand, the construction still is a beautiful example of Islamic design as well as worth a quick visit.

ADMIRE THE MINOR MOSQUE

Locals call it the "Snow Mosque" as it's entirely made out of white marble. It is particularly beautiful when the sunrays hit the walls of its, making the mosque sparkle as well as shine.

CLIMB THE TASHKENT TV TOWER

The Tashkent Tower is because of its 375 meters the 11th tallest tower in the world. You can make use of the elevator until the 6th floors and enjoy the panoramic views across the city from the observation deck.

Visit THE MEMORIAL TO THE VICTIMS OF REPRESSION And also the SURROUNDING PARK

I really enjoyed spending time nearby the Memorial on the Victims of Repression as well as the park surrounding it.The memorial itself is a big gazebo-shaped structure with a blue dome.The museum of the Victims of Political Repression is also a beautiful building although the story behind it is somewhat sad.

HAVE LUNCH AT THE CENTRAL ASIAN PLOV CENTER

Plov is surely the most prominent Central Asian dish. This standard Uzbek dish consists of grain fried with raisins, carrots, and also spices with meats on top of it. It's generally made in lamb fat and then served with pieces of lamb meat.

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Use THE METRO

Tashkent has several of the most incredible metro stations in the earth! Visiting Tashkent's subway was one of the most unforgettable highlights of the time of mine in the city!Almost each and every metro station deeply in Tashkent is fascinating. They all have their own unique architectural features and artistic components.

LEAF THROUGH SOME BOOKS AT THE BOOK BAZAAR

In case you adore books and old magazines, you may enjoy this little Book Bazaar. We stayed in an Airbnb next to the park where this bazaar can be found therefore we stumbled upon it by chance.The Book Bazaar is comprised of small bookstalls lined up along a pedestrian block in a pleasant green park.

Find out about UZBEKISTAN'S HISTORY In the STATE MUSEUM OF HISTORY

This museum has 2 floors with a range of exhibits showing the story of Uzbekistan over the past 2500 years.

The entrance expense is 10000 UZS, 25000 UZS in case you wish to take photos (not actually worthwhile in the opinion) of mine and also you can buy an English speaking instructions manual for 8000 UZS (this is worthwhile if you want to read more).

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