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Chorsu Bazaar

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Independence Square Tashkent

Independence Square Tashkent (in Uzbek “Mustakillik Maidoni”) is the main square of Uzbekistan, which is located in the heart of city, the capital of this Central Asian country. Citizens often gather here to celebrate public holidays, on weekdays and weekends you can see the newlyweds, and in general, there are always a lot of people […]

Barak Khan Madrasah

The Barak Khan Madrasah was built in the 16th century under Navruz Ahmadhan, who ruled Tashkent. His subjects thought that their ruler was very lucky, and therefore called him Barak-Khan, which translates as “Lucky ruler.” The construction was divided into stages, which is why it lasted for a rather long time. Madrasahs were built near […]

Registan

Registan, which gives the name of the square it is in, means ‘sandy place’ in Turkish. During the reign of Tamerlane, Registan was a city square, Tamerlane’s troops going on campaigns, gathered before the performance from the city on this square. Tamerlane’s grandson Mirzo Ulugbek, the great patron of sciences and the scientist himself, changed […]

Museum of applied arts tashkent

The Museum of Applied Arts Tashkent dates back to 1927. Uzbekistan artists started to exhibit their works on this date for the first time. The venue originally chosen for the exhibition was located in the palace built for a Russian diplomat in the 19th century. In these early periods when artworks were exhibited, the museum […]