Tashkent – The Thousand-year-old Capital Of Uzbekistan Attracts Tourists

As the intersection of many cultures in the world, the architectural and culinary works here are very diverse.
Tashkent - the thousand-year-old capital of Uzbekistan attracts tourists
Tashkent was an important link in the "Silk Road" connecting East and West. It was called "Stone City" or "Turquoise City" by traders in ancient times because the most famous item here is gemstone - Photo: yandex
The Ankhor Canal divides Tashkent into two, one side is a modern city, the other is an old town with a row of trees reflecting into the water that looks like a scene in Europe. After the severe earthquake in 1966, most of the ancient ruins in Tashkent were destroyed, only a few works, including the library containing many precious oriental documents, especially 353 sheets of original texts of the sutras. Koran of large size leather - Photo: advantour
The train system in Tashkent started in 1977, until now there are only 29 stations, but it is the most beautiful train system in the world because it is built according to Western architecture

. Coming to some stations, you will feel like entering the palace because of its shining stone-lined walls, intricately sculpted pillars and ceilings or elaborate crystal chandeliers instead of ordinary electric bulbs like water stations. Others - Photo: orientsecrets
Amir Timur Museum with a roof that looks like a yurt tent of nomads, displaying Muslim artifacts of the Timur dynasty and President Islam Karimov is a destination not to be missed for cultural enthusiasts. - history Want to understand better, you should hire a guide and do not forget to bring your student card (if any) to get a discount on the entrance ticket - Photo: wikipedia
Most of Uzbeks are Muslim, so the churches in this country are focused on construction.



Assumption Mosque near Tashkent metro station is one of the key cultural and religious centers of the people of Tashkent, attracting the attention of visitors thanks to the green paint that is both elegant and eye-catching. However, you are not allowed to take pictures inside the churches, and you must strictly follow some separate regulations if you intend to visit - Photo: Frans Sellies
The Eid al-Adha (Sacrifice) ceremony marking the end of the Ramanda fasting month is Islam's most important celebration. Coming to Tashkent on these days, you will see thousands of Muslims fasting according to the law, making pilgrimages to churches for worshiping and praying. - Photo: prokerala.
In addition, Uzbekistan is also favored by nature. Lake Charvak in Bostanliq, northern Tashkent, is surrounded by mountains Ugam (north), Pskem (east) and Chatkal (south) formed after the construction of the 168 m high rock dam of the Charvak Hydroelectricity on the Chirchiq River. Each season here brings a different beauty The summer is sunny, the lake is emerald green, the winter is attractive thanks to the snowy mountains as the background.



Many hotels in 6 villages near the lake include: Yusufhona, Burchmulla, Nanay, Chorvoq, Sidjak, Bogustan welcomes tourists all year round. In addition, this is also one of the ideal places to experience the sport of paragliding - Photo: Ashraf_DICE
If you love trekking or camping, Urungach Lake is a place that cannot be criticized. In summer, the trees are green, gradually turning red and romantic in autumn. The beautiful day view, at night, you will admire the starry sky or watch the sunrise after the majestic mountains - Photo: Ferooz Ibadullaev
Located near the Chorsu train station, the Chorsu Bazaar market has remained traditionally traded for hundreds of years. This is the largest and oldest market in Central Asia, exchanging mainly spices, local handicrafts ... This is considered one of the places to visit if you want to learn about culture.



Trade on the Silk Road - Photo: dookinternational
Cuisine in Tashkent is very diverse from West, Middle East, West Asia, China ... for guests to choose from. Among them, Western and Chinese dishes are the easiest to eat for Vietnamese. At this point, you should not miss the specialty Plov cooked from lamb, rice, onions and carrots in a giant pan. According to legend, this dish was created by the chef of Alexander the Great - Photo: Ekrem Canli
According to Vi Yen / Star
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