Tashkent is a hidden gem of Central Asia, that you will never regret visiting, despite how long you have to travel to visit this beautiful city.
Amir Timur Museum with its delicately decorated dome and stunning paintings and exhibits must be the first stop for art lovers in Tashkent. Walk in the Amir Timur Square outside of the museum, which is a must-see place in the city as its main town square.
With its beautiful architecture, especially the facade, Barak-Khan Madrassah was once a religious school that now has been turned into shops that are selling local crafts.
Uzbekistan is famous for its beautiful mosques and one of them is Minor Mosque, with its vibrant white and blue colors. Its turquoise dome, gold-plated mihrab adorned with suras from Holy Quran, and surrounding landscape will be a feast for your eyes!
Chorsu Bazaar is a traditional bazaar of the city, where you will be stunned by the variety of homemade food items, fresh vegetables, and fruits, as well as dairy products.
Also, interestingly, the metro stations of Tashkent are considered tourist attractions, with their amazing decorations, that make them more appealing than museums! Enjoy the art while on your way to your next stop.
