2025 Tashkent Region Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

📍 —— Tashkent, Uzbekistan 💰 —— there’s no entrance fee 💯 —— 6/10 🚶🏻 —— Best time visit magic city in Tashkent is close to night, you can walk around, there’s inside playground mostly for kids and aquarium. Tashkent magic city must be in you visit list since this place rebuilt in the old place of national park. There’re a lot of people close to night to watch the singing fountain and take amazing pictures with a lights which will occur on the buildings. #valentinescape #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #tashkent #uzbekistan #Magiccity

Uzbekistan, maybe this country does not sound familiar to you. Me, dont know anything about this country too. But I would like to explore new country and check out their peoples and cultures. People here are friendly and nice but they are still shy probably they can't communicate well with you in English. Our 1st stop is Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan. Tashkent is a modern city and convenient to move around with cheap metro system. In Tashkent, we visited Holy Assumption Cathedral Church which is a Russian Orthodox Church with a beautiful design. Visited Minor mosque and Chorsu Market (a historic market square in Tashkent).

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Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, is a captivating city where history and modernity coexist. Exploring the blue-glowing mosques and madrasas of Islamic architecture allows you to experience the grandeur of the Silk Road. At the same time, the Soviet-era buildings, wide boulevards, uniquely designed metro stations, and lush green parks are also highlights of the city. At local markets, you'll find an array of spices and dried fruits, offering a glimpse into the vibrant daily life. Why not take a leisurely walk through Tashkent, where tradition and modernity intersect, and experience it for yourself?

I took a sleeper train to travel from Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, to Samarkand 🚃 I was excited to ride a sleeper train for the first time! ! Because it was a train owned by the former Soviet army, the interior is retro and historic! Tourists usually travel between Tashkent and Samarkand by high-speed train, but I also recommend taking a sleeper train, which is not often available in Japan, for a leisurely trip with a local feel 🙂↕️ It's cheaper than the high-speed train, so if you have time and want to travel cheaply, you might want to try using a sleeper train 💡 #0 yen trip January 2025

It was a country with delicious food. The quality of the Rabbi House in Tashkent was higher than in Bukhara. #RabiHouse The beautifully decorated subway interior is so good you can't help but take photos. The people passing by are also dressed in a fashion that feels exotic. #Uzbekistan Tashkent Park is well-maintained and sophisticated, with a Chinese atmosphere. #TashkentPark

The security situation was very good. You can ride the subway that runs through the city by buying a coin at the station and inserting it into the ticket gate. The price was the same no matter where your destination was. It was inconvenient at night because there were no convenience stores, but there were plenty of facilities to enjoy, such as the bazaar, museums, and Navoi Theatre. I was often mistaken for a Korean or Chinese person, but when I saw the huge Huawei building, it all made sense.