Breakfast at hotel.
The sightseeing tour starts in the central part of Uzbekistan.
Amir Timur Square. Visit this central square dedicated to Amir Timur (Tamerlane). Take in the impressive statues and surrounding gardens.
Independence Square. Stroll through this large park featuring fountains, monuments, and beautiful landscaping. It’s a great spot for photos, Broadway Street.
Monument of Courage (1969) was Built to commemorate the devastating 1966 earthquake in Tashkent; it symbolizes the resilience and unity of the city’s people.
Romanov Prince Duke Residence A late 19th‑century mansion built for Grand Duke Nikolai Konstantinovich Romanov, featuring ornate Russian architecture and lush gardens.
Museum of Applied Arts - Housed in a former diplomat’s residence, it showcases Uzbek crafts such as embroidery, ceramics, woodcarving, and jewelry.
Opera and Ballet Theatre named after Alisher Navoi (outside only)- A grand Soviet‑era building completed in 1947, known for its impressive façade and Central Asian architectural motifs.
Memorial of Repressions Victims with the traditional ornaments- A solemn site honoring those who suffered during Stalinist repressions, decorated with traditional Uzbek ornaments and symbolic elements.
Tashkent TV Tower - At 375 meters, it’s one of the tallest structures in Central Asia, serving as both a broadcasting tower and an observation deck with panoramic city views.
Visit Hazrat Imam complex, Old City - A spiritual center of Tashkent, home to mosques, madrasahs, and the famous Quran of Caliph Uthman, making it a key pilgrimage site.
Start shopping tour
Tashkent City Mall- A modern shopping and entertainment center with international brands, dining, and leisure facilities, part of the new Tashkent City development.
Chorsu Bazaar Explore this vibrant market where you can experience local life. Browse through stalls selling fresh produce, spices, textiles, and handicrafts. It’s a great place to pick up souvenirs.
Magic City - A themed entertainment park and complex with fairy‑tale architecture, attractions, cafes, and family‑friendly activities.
Seoul Mun - A cultural gateway inspired by Korean design, symbolizing friendship between Uzbekistan and South Korea, often used as a photo spot
Overnight stay at hotel.
