Tashkent Tour Packages

Tashkent is a captivating blend of Soviet-era grandeur and modern Uzbek charm. It acts as the beating heart of Central Asia. As you walk its wide, leafy avenues, you will encounter bustling bazaars, impressive, minimalist architecture, and tranquil, blue-domed mosques hidden amidst the city's concrete sprawl. 

Tashkent was rebuilt after a devastating earthquake in 1966. It offers a fascinating glimpse into a unique, resilient urban environment. From the aromatic, frenetic Chorsu Bazaar to the artistic wonders of the metro, it is a city where tradition thrives alongside contemporary life, welcoming visitors with incredible warmth, wonderful street food, and surprising, serene green spaces.

Places to Visit in Tashkent

The beating heart of the city is undoubtedly Chorsu Bazaar, where you can browse spices under a massive blue dome, followed by a visit to the Hazrati Imam Complex to see the world's oldest Koran. For a taste of Soviet history, wander Amir Timur Square and photograph the striking Hotel Uzbekistan. 

The Tashkent Metro is a must-see. Its stations like Kosmonavtlar are essentially underground art galleries. For tranquil moments, visit the dazzling white Minor Mosque or the Museum of Applied Arts, which showcases local craftsmanship in a beautiful setting. Finally, stop by the Plov Centre for a truly authentic lunch.