[2025 Tashkent Attraction] Travel Guide for Amir Temur Monument (Updated Oct)

#hellohalloween Tashkent is more than just a modern city — it’s a place where history and art coexist, and nowhere is that clearer than in its statues. From Soviet-era monuments to contemporary sculptures, the city offers a diverse artistic landscape. ✨ Highlights: 🏛 Amir Timur Monument — a towering tribute to the legendary conqueror 🧑🎨 Alisher Navoi Statues — honoring the great poet across parks and squares 🌳 Public parks and squares — dotted with abstract and classical sculptures blending with greenery 📸 Metro stations like Palats Sporta — featuring striking sculptural art as part of the underground architecture

Tashkent Cultural Discovery Route, a trip through history and landmarks Entering the heart of Central Asia, Tashkent blends old and new civilizations. This trip focuses on exploring two major landmarks, feeling the historical undertones of Uzbekistan and the brilliant imprint of the Timur Empire. The route is concentrated in the city center, making it easy to walk or take a taxi, and a 1-day trip is definitely enough for those interested in humanities and history. 🇺🇿 Recommended route First stop: National Timur Museum Located in the center of Tashkent, the museum has a very grand architectural exterior, dominated by blue and blue domes, highlighting the modern Islamic architectural aesthetic. The exhibition focuses on historical artifacts from Timur the Great and his dynasty, from weapons and clothing to ancient manuscripts. Each exhibition area has English explanations, suitable for travelers. Tips: ‧It is recommended to enter the venue on time at 10:00 am. ‧Ticket sales are only available until 17:00. Remember to reserve time. The museum is closed on Mondays. Please note before scheduling. ‧The exhibition hall is not large, about 1-1.5 hours to visit. ‧Do not use flash when photography. Photography is prohibited for some exhibits in the museum. Pay attention to the signs. Second stop: Amir Temur Monument A 5 minute walk from the museum is the Amir Temur Monument, one of Tashkent’s most famous city landmarks. The statue stands in the center of a wide rotating square, surrounded by green trees, perfect for an afternoon stroll. The heroic appearance of the Timur emperor not only attracts locals, but is also a must-visit attraction for foreign travelers. Tips: ‧The statue is open 24 hours a day and is suitable for visiting during the day or dusk. ‧There are many small shops and cafes nearby where you can simply resupply and rest for a while before continuing your trip. ‧ Photography is better in the morning and at dusk. The lighting atmosphere is romantic at night. You can consider coming once each day and night. Summary of the itinerary This route itinerary is concise and focused, with convenient transportation, and is suitable for in-depth excursions or first-time visits to feel the legend of Timur the Great and the pride of the Uzbek nation. There is no need to worry about language problems. The museum service staff are fluent in English. Check-in recommendations: The dome outside the main entrance of the museum and the distant view of the square in front of the Amir Temur Monument are must-see locations. Tashkent One Day History Route Topic: #Timul Empire #Tashkent Photography #Uzbek History #Cultural In-depth Tour #Central Asia Travel

📅 Itinerary Day1：Park Visit Best for Day time *You may book a city tour from Uzbekistan Hotel. They have a city bus. You may also choose to have a DIY as all these parks are accessible with subway metro *Amir Temur Square (Amir Temur Maydoni) *Independence Square (Mustakilik Maydoni) *Alisher Navoiy National Park and Magic City (Milliy Bog) Best to see at Night *Tashkent City Park (Paxtakor or Alisher Navoiy) *Tashkent TV tower (Bodomzor) *Dream Park (Mirzo Ulugbek) Day2: Amirsoy-Chimgan (whole day adventure) I took a package tour under Marmaris Hotel with just 390,000 soms per adult and 340,000 soms for children 3-10 years old. Free for children 0-2 years old. This toyr includes: *transportation from Marmaris Hotel to Amirsoy-Chimgan (vice versa) *one way cable car from the foot of the mountain going to Amirsoy Ski Resort *a lunch of two shashlik, bread, tea, and salad. *an hour and a half in Chimgan skii and adventure area *a visit to Chimgan deer farm Best parts pf this trip (excluded from the tour package) *Take the Cable car to get the best view from the mountain peaks *For skii lovers, Amirsoy got the best skii resort in Uzbekistan with minor and major slopes *Tubing or Sledding with a walkalator that takes you to the top of the slope. A bit pricey but worth the convenience if the walkalator and decency of the equipments rented. *Amirsory also offers skating and ATV rides For those who would like to try these for a cheaper cost, you may opt to go to Chimgan. Tubing and sledding will only cost you 50,000-60,000soms per hour. But you must walk up to the slope so you can take your ride. ATV, horse riding, and skii are also cheap here. For the deer farm, you may experience feeding the animals by buying a plate of shredded vegetables in the area. Day3: Chorsu Bozori -best to buy cheap souvenirs 🏨 Accommodation Luxury Hotels: 1. Hilton Hotel 2. Cabins in Amirsoy Ski Resort 🍴 Food Recommendations Must try in Uzbekistan *Somsa *Palov *Shashlik Recommended Restaurants: Uzbek/Turkish Cuisine 1. Ahmad Oltin Joja (Sergeli) 2. Kardeniz (Yakkasaroy) 3. Buyukada (Dream Park) 4. Besh Qozon French Cuisine or Pastries: 3. Bon Cafe (Magic City, or Yakkasarroy branch) 4. Safia 5. Breakfast at Hilton Hotel 6. Giotto Korean Cuisine: 1. Dayako Chicken (Tashkent Park and Amir Temur branch) 2. Goooood Chicken near Mirabod Bozori 3. Sodam near Mirabod Bozori 📌 Tips *US dollars and Uzbekistan soms are the only currency accepted here. It is better to have the foreign exchange from banks. *Download “Yandex Maps” as it gives you the best routes to take going to a place. From metros, to buses to taxis, or scooters. It also gives a live update of the location of the bus you wish to ride. For taxis, download “Yandex Go”. Public buses, Metro and Subways are also very cheap transportation to go around the city. You can get a cheaper fare by buying and ATTO card from metro stations or download the app #tashkent #winterescapade

Must-Visit Soviet-Era Spots at Night 1. Hotel Uzbekistan Rooftop - Breathtaking 360° views of Tashkent's illuminated skyline - The rooftop bar serves great local cocktails - try the "Soviet Mule" 2. Mustaqillik Maydoni (Independence Square) - The monumental heart of Soviet Tashkent looks magical when lit up - Visit around 8-9pm when the fountains are dancing to music 3. State Museum of History - Stunning constructivist architecture dramatically spotlighted at night - The side entrance has better photo angles without crowds 4. Mustaqillik Metro Station - Stalinist chandeliers and mosaics glow like a palace underground - Ride the escalator slowly to admire the ceiling artwork 5. Sayligoh Pedestrian Walkway - Lively evening atmosphere with street performers and local vendors - Try the late-night samsa (meat pies) from corner bakeries 6. Zarafshan Café (exterior) - See the first Soviet-era café in atmospheric nighttime lighting - Return by day to try their famous Uzbek coffee Nighttime Exploration Tips - Best time to start: 7pm (watch sunset transition to night views) - Transport hack: Use the metro until 11pm - stations are attractions themselves - Photo spots: Museum of History steps, Hotel Uzbekistan facade, Independence Square fountains - Safety: Stick to well-lit main areas (these landmarks are all in safe zones) - What to bring: Tripod for night photos, comfortable walking shoes Planning Your Night Tour - Allow 2-3 hours for the full experience - Thursday-Sunday nights when more lit up - Pair with an evening plov dinner at Central Asian Food Court Many Soviet sites aren't open inside at night, but their illuminated exteriors are actually more impressive after dark!

#aprilblooms Amir Temur Square is a must-visit if you’re in Tashkent during spring! The statue of Amir Temur is seriously impressive, standing tall in a beautifully maintained park. It’s a peaceful spot to chill and enjoy the view—especially of the iconic Hotel Uzbekistan right nearby. The area is super clean, and the atmosphere is both relaxing and inspiring. Bonus: the metro station is super close, and you can easily walk to Hotel Uzbekistan through the underground passage. Also, if you’re getting around town, definitely use the Yandex app—cheap, quick, and super handy! Why You Should Visit: ✔ Amazing photo spot with the Amir Temur statue & Hotel Uzbekistan in the background ✔ Easy access by metro and perfect for a relaxing stroll 📍Address: Tashkent, Uzbekistan #Tashkent #Uzbekistan #AmirTemurSquare #SpringInTashkent #CentralAsiaTravel

The Amir Temur Monument in Amir Temur Square, Tashkent, is an impressive tribute to the legendary Central Asian conqueror. Standing tall on a majestic pedestal, the statue captures Amir Temur on horseback, his gaze forward, exuding strength and determination. The monument is surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens, adding to its grandeur. The figure of the great leader is flanked by intricate stone reliefs, depicting scenes from his military campaigns. As a symbol of Tashkent’s rich history, the monument serves as both a visual landmark and a reminder of Amir Temur’s enduring legacy in the region. #springwander #tashkent #uzbekistan

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 #Tashkent has a unique charm that interweaves the ancient and the modern. From the magnificent square to the bazaar full of life, from the towering TV tower to the mysterious museum, each place exudes a different charm. 🌆#AmirTimurSquare Visiting hours: Open all day. Ticket price: Free. The square is located in the center of the city, with the tall and majestic monument to Timur the Great standing in the center. On the north side of the square is the Timur Museum, which houses many cultural relics related to Timur and is well worth a visit. 🏙️#ChorsuBazaar Visiting hours: approximately 8:00 - 18:00. Ticket price: Free. This is the most famous bazaar in Tashkent, with a wide variety of goods, including food and handicrafts. You can also find distinctive leather jackets, exquisite handicrafts and more here. 🗼 #TashkentTVTower The tower is 375 meters high and is the tallest building in Central Asia. There is a restaurant inside the tower and an observation deck with a panoramic view of Tashkent. Moreover, next to the TV tower is the #CentralAsiaPilafCenter, where you can stop by to taste the delicious pilaf after visiting the TV tower. 🏛️State History Museum Address: In Tashkent city. Visiting time: Currently under repair. This is one of the largest museums in Central Asia, with rich exhibits that provide in-depth insights into Uzbekistan’s history and culture. #Uzbekistan #UnpopularCountries #CentralAsia #FiveCentralAsianCountries #FreeTravel