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When you are looking for things to do in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, you should start at the Khast Imam Complex, where a library houses a 1200-year-old Quran. Then go to the Chorsu Bazaar with over 300 stalls under a blue dome. End the day at Independence Square with its 30-meter-tall monument.
1. Khast Imam Complex
Experience one of Islam's holiest scriptures, a 1,350-year-old Quran written on goatskin. Walk between blue-domed mosques, the scent of freshly pressed spices, and listen to Quran recitation in the old town.
Fatos rápidos: Here lies the world's oldest preserved Quran, the Uthman Quran from the 7th century, handwritten on goatskin and still visible to visitors. The complex brings together seven historic buildings in one area, including mosques, madrasas, and a library with over 20,000 rare manuscripts.
Destaques: The 1,350-year-old Uthman Quran is kept in a glass case with constant climate control, and you can see blood stains on the pages from the day Caliph Uthman was murdered while reading it. Only a few places on earth can you get so close to a document that directly connects you with Islam's earliest history.
2. State Museum of History of Uzbekistan
Travel 200,000 years back in time without leaving Tashkent. Here you wander through 20 halls filled with golden treasures, mummies and Silk Road relics that tell Central Asia's forgotten stories.
Fatos rápidos: O museu abriga mais de 250.000 objetos que abrangem mais de 200.000 anos de história, da Idade da Pedra até os dias de hoje. Aqui se encontra uma das mais belas coleções de arte sogdiana do mundo e uma múmia original de 2.000 anos do deserto de Taklamakan.
Destaques: Na sala do ouro do museu, há um cinto de ouro de 2.300 anos da cultura sogdiana, tão finamente esculpido que é possível ver cada pelo das crinas dos leões. A coleção de tabletes de argila zoroastrianos com escrita sogdiana é a maior fora do Irã e oferece uma visão única de uma cultura comercial extinta que poucos conhecem.
3. Tashkent TV Tower
Enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of Tashkent from 375 meters high. Take the elevator up and admire the view from the observation deck or dine at the revolving restaurant.
Fatos rápidos: At 375 meters, this is Central Asia's tallest structure and weighs over 6,000 tons. The tower can withstand earthquakes of up to 9 on the Richter scale thanks to an advanced reinforced concrete construction.
Destaques: In the tower's revolving restaurant, the floor slowly rotates so guests can enjoy a complete 360-degree view of Tashkent while eating a three-course meal. The glass in the observation deck is specially designed to withstand temperature differences of up to 60 degrees between summer and winter.
4. Museum of Applied Arts
Step into a fairy-tale palace filled with colors, gold and craftsmanship that takes your breath away. Walls, ceilings and floors tell stories of Silk Road artisan traditions.
Fatos rápidos: Over 4,000 items of Uzbek handicrafts are found in a former diplomatic palace from the 1930s. Hand-carved wooden ceilings, colorful suzani embroideries, and glazed ceramics from all over Central Asia fill every corner.
Destaques: The entrance hall is a work of art in itself: every single centimeter of the ceiling is covered in hand-carved and gold-painted wooden panels, created by masters from Khiva and Bukhara. Pay attention to the secret inner courtyard with a fountain surrounded by blue glazed tiles, where the sound of water blends with the scent of jasmine in spring.
5. Tashkent Botanical Garden
Step into a quiet, lush world in the middle of Tashkent's busy streets. Here you can wander among rare Central Asian trees, fragrant rose gardens and mirror-still ponds.
Fatos rápidos: Mais de 4.500 espécies de plantas de todo o mundo crescem nos 108 hectares de área. A coleção inclui desde plantas raras das montanhas da Ásia Central até cerejeiras japonesas e enormes eucaliptos.
Destaques: Um plátano de 80 anos com um perímetro de tronco de mais de 6 metros ergue-se como o rei do parque no centro do jardim. O jardim funciona também como um arquivo vivo de sementes para espécies vegetais ameaçadas de toda a Ásia Central, incluindo pereiras e macieiras silvestres que não se encontram a crescer em nenhum outro lugar.
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Take the express bus or a metered taxi from TAS airport to the city center. The journey takes about 20-30 minutes.
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Comentários (10)
Mixed feelings. Loved the Soviet architecture and wide streets, but felt like 2 full days was enough to see everything worth seeing.
The heat in July was brutal. Great city but go in spring or fall unless you enjoy sweating through every meal.
Skip the expensive tourist plov near the main square. Walk to Besh Qozon inside Chorsu Bazaar. Same dish, half the price, better quality.
Most museums close for lunch around 1-3pm. Plan around this or you'll show up to locked doors like I did twice.
Best plov of my life at a random chaikhana near Chorsu Bazaar. Tashkent doesn't get enough credit for its food scene.