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Hazrati Imam Mosque

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A mosque with local characteristics, the building is very beautiful, for people who have never seen such a building, it can be said to be full of visual shock. More importantly, allowing access to the interior to visit and take pictures is really a good opportunity to experience culture in depth.

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Amir Temur Square

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A large square, commemorating Timur, is a landmark in Tashkent. The square itself is not much to visit, but there are many distinctive streets and buildings nearby.

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State Museum of the History of Uzbekistan

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The National Museum of History of Uzbekistan is a model of the combination of Soviet futurist architecture and native ethnic characteristics, its shape is asymmetrical cube, symbolizing "permanent"; the facade is decorated with Panzala grid, and the building alone is worth a visit. The museum is one of the largest museums in Central Asia, featuring rich collections and latest historical documents in various fields such as archaeology, ancient numerology and ethnology in Central Asia, reflecting the general situation of various historical periods in Uzbekistan. The exhibits include the 2,000 BC stone carvings unearthed in the Fergana Basin, the bronze pots of the 1st century BC, the pottery of the 2nd century BC unearthed in Buhara, the coins and weapons of the 3rd century Timur and its later periods. The museum also shows achievements in various fields such as post-independence industry, agriculture, education, culture, art and diplomacy.

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Chorsu Bazaar

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Chorzu Bazaar is a must visit whenever in Taskent. Here you can experience the vibrant atmosphere of sellers doing their best to offload their produce. Spices, teas, butchers, bakers, fruit and vegtable stands, you name it. Visit time is best in morning when crowds are big and you get the best feel.

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State Museum of the Temurids

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The museum is located on the north side of Timuer Square and the building is very distinctive. It is recommended that you can do your homework and come back, and the feeling of watching the exhibition will be better. We didn't ask for a guide, and we only learned some furs about history, and we could only take a walk and watch the flowers.

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Holy Assumption Cathedral Church

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The Ascension Cathedral (Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin) about 1 km from Tashkent Railway Station was built in 1877 and was once closed and used as a warehouse, but was renovated and opened in 1945. It is now the main cathedral of the Tashkent Orthodox Church and the largest Orthodox church here. The church is striking with its classicist architecture and sky-blue exterior walls, with a 50-metre clock tower and golden onion tops and Orthodox crosses.

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Tashkent Television Tower

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The Tashkent TV Tower in the capital of Uzbekistan is a somewhat unique building, combining modern architecture and traditional Uzbekistan style, and is also a tourist attraction in Tashkent. The tower is 375 meters high and is said to be the third tallest tower in the world. The high-speed elevator in the tower can take visitors to the observation deck and two restaurants on the highest level in 30 seconds. Next to the TV station is the largest grazing center in Central Asia, where you can enjoy unique cuisine while enjoying the TV station.

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Metro Taschkent

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I want to share with you the fun things I experienced when I checked in the subway in Kashgar. Walk from the hotel to the subway entrance, buy a ticket at the manual window for 1500 soms, 90 cents in RMB, give a blue (yellow) plastic disc, put it into the coin slot of the entrance gate, and the gate will open automatically. You can exit directly at any station that the subway can reach, without a second ticket check. We chose to take one stop, thinking that we would stroll around the streets and alleys over there after we got out. After arriving at the station, we followed the crowd through the passage, went down the stairs, and then took the long elevator out of the station. After we came out, we suddenly found that we were standing across the road from the departure gate. It felt like we had gone around and around and returned to the original place. Hahahahaha! An interesting day.

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Museum of Applied Arts

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The Tashkent Museum of Applied Arts was built in 1927. It displays more than 7,000 tapestries, utensils, jewelry, pottery and clothing from the early 19th century to the present day. It is an interesting destination for in-depth understanding of the handicraft culture of the Uzbek people. Standing in the courtyard and looking around, the blue-green columns and the collage patterns on the exterior walls are fresh and beautiful.

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Magic City Park

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The place is nice, with good atmosphere. There was a lot of people though. We spent a lot of money there too😂

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