Tashkent Walking Tour

Uncover the captivating contrast between ancient traditions and Soviet-era modernist design on a 3 to 3.5-hour walking journey through Tashkent.

Your tour begins in the city's historic core at the Hazrati Imam complex, where your certified guide will share insights into the spiritual legacy of Central Asia. Right nearby, admire the impressive dome and intricate details of the Islamic Civilization Center.

Step back in time as you wander along Zarkaynar Street in Old Town. Here, you'll see traditional mahalla residential streets featuring classic Uzbek mud-brick homes, carved wooden doors, and quiet courtyards. Continue to Chorsu Bozor, Tashkent’s massive blue-domed bazaar, where you can watch artisans work, sample fresh dried fruits, and absorb the bustling energy of traditional market life.

Next, descend beneath the surface to explore Tashkent's famed underground art gallery—the metro system. Hop between five visually striking stations:

- Chorsu station, serving the historic market district.

- Alisher Navoi station, decorated with vaulted ceilings inspired by 15th-century Silk Road architecture.

- Pakhtakor station, showcasing vibrant cotton-flower ceramic tile patterns.

- Kosmonavtlar station, themed around space exploration with portraits of cosmonauts.

- Amir Temur Hiyoboni station, located right at the modern heart of the city.

Finish your tour back above ground at Amir Temur Square, dominated by the impressive equestrian statue of the medieval conqueror Amir Temur, surrounded by grand avenues and green gardens.