• Amir Temur Square - Duration: 20–30 minutes
  Enjoy fascinating tales about Amir Timur (Tamerlane), his vast empire, and his status as a national icon. Capture memorable photos with the equestrian statue of Timur and the impressive Hotel Uzbekistan in the background. Discover how this square has evolved from Tsarist to Soviet to Independent Uzbekistan eras.

• Sailgokh Street - Take a leisurely walk down this lively, tree-lined boulevard, the pulse of modern Tashkent. Encounter chic cafés, designer shops, and graceful fountains that provide a perfect setting for experiencing city life. The relaxed vibe invites you to embrace the city’s vibrant energy, perhaps stopping to explore handmade crafts or enjoy a live street performance if you’re fortunate.

• Independence Square (Mustakillik Square) - Duration: 25–30 minutes
  Stroll through the Arch of Independence adorned with storks, symbols of peace. View the Monument to the Independence of Uzbekistan and the Eternal Flame honoring fallen soldiers. Gain insights into modern Uzbekistan’s independence in 1991 and its national pride.

• Metro Taschkent - Travel between some of the city’s most artistic metro stations (e.g., Alisher Navoi, Kosmonavtlar). Learn about the Soviet influence on design and recent updates. Capture stunning underground photos (photography is now permitted!).

• Minor Mosque - Visitors will find one of Tashkent’s most stunning modern mosques, often referred to as the White Mosque due to its exquisite marble exterior. Constructed in 2014 along the Ankhor Canal, the mosque showcases a fusion of traditional Islamic architecture and contemporary Uzbek design.

Guests can admire the large turquoise dome, intricate calligraphy, and the serene courtyard. Inside, they will enter a bright prayer hall adorned with white marble and traditional decorative patterns. The guide will explain the mosque’s cultural and religious significance, as well as its popularity for worship and photography among locals and tourists.

• Ensemble Hazrati Imam - Duration: 30–40 minutes
  Explore the Barak Khan Madrasa, Tillya Sheikh Mosque, and Muyi Muborak Library. View the Uthman Quran, the oldest known Quran manuscript in the world. Learn about Islamic educational traditions in Central Asia. Wander through the tranquil courtyard and capture photos of traditional architecture.

• Barakhan Madrasah - A 16th-century theological school featuring intricately designed facades.

• Tillya Sheikh Mosque - The Tillya Sheikh Mosque stands as a testament to Islamic tradition and a symbol of Tashkent’s historical splendor.

• Muyi Muborak Madrasah (Moyie Mubarek Library Museum) - A repository of ancient manuscripts, renowned for housing the Uthman Quran, the oldest known Quran in existence.

• Chorsu Bazaar - Duration: 30–40 minutes
  Explore vibrant stalls filled with spices, dried fruits, sweets, bread, and crafts. Observe traditional bread-making and engage with welcoming local vendors. Sample optional local snacks (at your own expense). Discover how this bazaar has been a cornerstone of Tashkent for centuries.

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• Tips and gratuities
• Lunch
• Dinner

Experience Uzbekistan Your Way—Comfort or Connection
Our tour offers the flexibility to explore the city in the way that suits you best. Join our Shared Group Walking Tour to discover the city at a leisurely pace, meet fellow travelers, and enjoy a lively, welcoming atmosphere with numerous photo opportunities.

No matter your choice, a knowledgeable local guide will accompany you, sharing intriguing history, hidden gems, and cultural insights that aren’t available in guidebooks.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.