• Amir Temur Square - Established in 1882, this central town square is a vibrant, green area adorned with flowers and fountains. It features a radial-circular park intersected by eight lanes, with Temur’s statue at its heart.
• Amir Timur Museum - A contemporary domed museum dedicated to Amir Temur, inaugurated in 1996. It houses over 3,000 exhibits related to the 14th-century ruler.
• Uzbekistan Hotel - Situated in the center of Tashkent city, just 100 meters from the renowned Amir Temur Square, this hotel is designed in the classic Soviet style resembling an open book and consists of 17 floors.
• Memorial Square - A memorial complex honoring Uzbek soldiers who sacrificed their lives in World War II under the Soviet Union’s army. The square features a statue of a grieving mother, commemorating the loss of over 400,000 Uzbek soldiers.
• Museum of Victims of Political Repression - This museum narrates the history of Uzbekistan during the Soviet Union’s political repression, focusing on those who lost their lives during that period.
• Minor Mosque - A newly constructed white mosque, showcasing traditional oriental and Uzbek architectural styles.
• Ensemble Hazrati Imam - An architectural complex dating from the 16th to 20th centuries, located in the historic part of Tashkent city. It houses the world’s oldest Qur’an, belonging to Khalifah Othman.
• Chorsu Bazaar - A traditional market situated in the heart of Tashkent’s old town. Under its blue-domed structures and surrounding areas, all daily essentials are available.
• Metro Tashkent - The first subway system built in Central Asia, featuring beautifully designed metro stations.

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