• Amir Temur Square - Amir Temur Square is the central town square established in 1882, featuring a lush, green area adorned with flowers and fountains. This radial-circular park is intersected by eight lanes, with the monument of Temur at its center.
• Sailgokh Street - Known as Tashkent Broadway, Sayilgoh Street is a vibrant and popular pedestrian street ideal for a walking tour. Located near Amir Temur Square, this car-free promenade is a hub for locals to unwind, socialize, and enjoy street life. Visitors can find:
  • Street artists creating portraits
  • Local musicians and performers
  • Souvenir stalls and handmade crafts
  • Small cafés and snack spots
  • Young locals enjoying the lively atmosphere
• Independence Square (Mustakillik Square) - Independence Square is Uzbekistan’s most significant public square and a must-see on any Tashkent walking tour. Known locally as Mustaqillik Maydoni, it symbolizes modern Uzbekistan’s independence, achieved in 1991 after the Soviet Union’s collapse. Previously called Lenin Square, it reflects both Soviet history and national transformation. The Independence Monument features a golden globe with Uzbekistan’s map, symbolizing the country’s global presence.
• Metro Tashkent - The Tashkent Metro is renowned as one of the world’s most unique and beautiful metro systems, offering a standout experience for your tour. Opened in 1977 during the Soviet era, it was Central Asia’s first underground metro system, designed as a symbol of art, culture, and engineering. Each station has a distinct theme, resembling an underground museum rather than a metro system.
  • Unique Station Designs include:
    • Chandeliers
    • Marble columns
    • Mosaic artwork
    • Soviet-era and national Uzbek themes
• Ensemble Hazrati Imam - The Hazrati Imam Complex, also known as Hazrati Imam Ensemble or Hast Imam, is a significant spiritual and historical site in Tashkent, offering a powerful highlight for your walking tour. Situated in the old part of Tashkent, it represents the city’s rich Islamic heritage. Named after Hazrati Imam (Kaffal Shashi), a revered Islamic scholar from the 10th century, it provides a serene contrast to the city’s modern areas.
• Muyi Muborak Madrasah (Moyie Mubarek Library Museum) - The Muyi Muborak Madrasah is a key attraction within the Hazrati Imam Complex, sure to impress visitors. This historic Islamic institution now serves as a library and repository of sacred manuscripts, renowned for housing one of the Islamic world’s most valuable relics. “Muyi Muborak” translates to “Sacred Hair,” referring to a relic believed to be linked to the Prophet Muhammad.
• Barakhan Madrasah - The Barak-Khan Madrasa is a stunning and historically rich landmark within the Hazrati Imam Complex, essential for any walking tour. Constructed in the 16th century during the Shaybanid dynasty, it was a vital center for Islamic education and scholarship. Named after Barak-Khan, a Tashkent ruler, it showcases the architectural elegance of that era.
• Tillya Sheikh Mosque - The Tillya Sheikh Mosque is a prominent religious landmark within the Hazrati Imam Complex and a crucial stop on your walking tour. This historic and active mosque is a main worship center in Tashkent. “Tillya Sheikh” translates to “Golden Sheikh,” highlighting its spiritual importance. It is also linked with the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Uzbekistan, making it a significant religious authority site in the country.
• Chorsu Bazaar - Chorsu Bazaar is one of Tashkent’s most vibrant, colorful, and authentic locations, a must-see highlight for any city walking tour. This historic open-air market, located in the heart of old Tashkent, has been a trading hub for centuries, dating back to the Silk Road era, and continues to serve as a central marketplace for locals. “Chorsu” means “four streams,” symbolizing its position at the crossroads of major trade routes.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Experienced guide

• Meals
• Entrance fees

Tashkent offers a remarkable fusion of modernity and tradition, showcased in this guided walking tour. Start at Independence Square, the center of Uzbekistan’s national pride, featuring beautiful parks and monuments. Continue to the famous Amir Timur Square, where history blends with modern life, and admire the impressive Tashkent Metro stations along the way. Move into the Old City to visit the Khast Imam Complex, rich in Islamic heritage, before finishing at the bustling Chorsu Bazaar, a lively center of local culture and cuisine. This tour is perfect for those keen to discover the diverse essence of Uzbekistan’s capital.

Explore Tashkent’s modern landmarks such as Independence Square and Amir Timur Square
Visit the famous Tashkent Metro, known for its artistic design
Discover the historical Khast Imam Complex and its cultural importance
Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Chorsu Bazaar, filled with local flavors and crafts

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