Tashkent – the capital of sunny Uzbekistan

Friends, I invite everyone to my tour of Tashkent. On my tour, we will visit the old and new parts of the city, see the arch. monuments of the 16th and 19th centuries, we will walk through the old streets, about which Dina Rubina once wrote in her novel On the Sunny Side of the Street. Traditions and customs, about which I will tell, are still honored and fulfilled by many families living in Uzbekistan.

We will see the Quran of Osman in Hast Imam Square (this is the original of the Quran, which Tamerlane himself brought from the conquest campaign). A magnificent center of artisans is waiting for you on the territory of the ancient madrasah Barak Khan (woodwork, embroidery on silk, coinage and much more). Chorsu Bazaar will also be part of our program, since the 16th century there has been a lively trade in dried fruits, vegetables, fruits, and you can try on our national clothes.

The new part of the city is squares, parks, memorial complexes. And, of course, let us not forget how the Uzbek people received children during the siege of Leningrad. Trains with children arrived in Tashkent, and Uzbeks took the children to their families, soldered and fattened. Tashkent is a bread city, I will tell you about this on Mustaqillik Square. The TV tower, which is the tallest building in the Center of Asia, is located in the center of the pilaf, where we will definitely visit the city. And, of course, lunch, how not to try real Tashkent pilaf?!

And this is the smallest thing I talk about on my tour of my favorite and most beautiful city in the world - Tashkent!!! I guarantee a good mood and great photos and, of course, warm memories of Tashkent.