Tashkent is the capital of sunny Uzbekistan.

Tashkent is the capital of Uzbekistan, a modern city, shining with the splendor of new buildings, but has managed to preserve its old part. Excursions in Tashkent are always unusual, interesting and exciting. In this program, we offer a sightseeing tour of the city center.

New part of the city:

• You will consider all the classic sights of today's Tashkent: Amir Timur Square, Independence Square, Victory Memorial and the State Library named after Alisher Navoi.
• Memorial “In memory of victims of repression” — memorial complex and museum;
• Monument of Courage — the epicenter of the Tashkent earthquake of 1966 (built in 1976).

Old part of the city:

• Architectural complex "Khazret-imam", incl. burial of Imam Abu Bakr Muhamad el-Kaffal Shashi, who was one of the first Muslim imams and a famous prophet and poet (16th century); madrasah of Barak-khan, built by Suyunij khan — the first ruler of the Uzbek dynasty of Sheibanids (XVI century); Tilla-Sheikh Mosque, also called “Khast Imam Mosque” (XIX century), Mui-Mubarak Madrasah (XIX century), where the oldest Koran of Osman is kept; Islamic Institute of Imam Ismail al Bukhari;
• Juma Mosque (XV-XIX centuries) — the third largest mosque in Uzbekistan;
• Madrasah Kukeldash — was built by Kukeldash, the vizier of the Tashkent khans (XVI century);
• Chorsu — oriental bazaar;
• National Park im. Alisher Navoi;