Tashkent

Planning a luxury trip to Tashkent? Whether you’re visiting for business, a holiday, or just treating yourself to a few nights of indulgence, we’ve got you covered. As locals living in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, we’ve personally visited each hotel on this list, giving you an insider’s look at the best 4 and 5-star options in the […]

Key Takeaways: A Track Record of Negative Reviews For many years Tashkent Airport has struggled to impress the large number of international tourists who pass through its gates in search of a unique holiday experience in the Silk Road’s popular tourist destination. The average Google rating of the airport is 3.7 out of 5 stars.

Tashkent, Uzbekistan, might not be the first destination that comes to mind for a family holiday, but the truth is that this city offers a variety of fantastic attractions for children. One major advantage of Tashkent is its excellent value for money. The majority of attractions on this list are either free or very cheap

Islam Karimov Tashkent International Airport is the biggest airport in Uzbekistan and indeed the biggest in Central Asia. If you’re traveling to Uzbekistan there’s a high chance you’ll be passing through Tashkent airport at some point. If you have questions about Tashkent airport then you’re in the right place as we currently live in Tashkent

Tashkent’s history as the capital city of Uzbekistan dates back only to 1930. Before that, it primarily served as a bustling trade hub in the Central Asian region, while Samarkand held the position of the country’s capital and housed many of its significant monuments. Due to this historical background, Tashkent may not boast the same

In the heart of Tashkent stands a small yet elegant building that sets itself apart from its surroundings. Though no longer accessible to the public, this hidden gem holds intriguing stories of Uzbek and Soviet history. Who Was Grand Duke Nicholas Konstantinovich of Russia? Grand Duke Nicholas Konstantinovich of Russia, a prominent Romanov family member

The Tashkent Polytechnical Museum spans across two floors, offering a captivating display of automobiles from the 20th and 21st centuries, as well as housing a physics-based interactive section catered to children. Established in 2015, it stands as one of the more contemporary museums in Tashkent, making it a worthwhile destination for automobile and science enthusiasts,

Shopping in Tashkent can be hit or miss due to the costs of importing foreign brands. However, Uzbekistan has a range of shopping malls offering clothes, cosmetics, and crafts for various budgets. Many malls go beyond shopping, providing extra facilities like food courts, cinemas, children’s play areas, and even ice rinks, making them perfect for

Tashkent, a city with numerous parks and gardens, boasts a gem in Park V Tashkente. Though relatively small, its strategic location and an array of excellent restaurants make it a delightful choice for visitors. Situated between prominent landmarks like the Cosmonaut monument, Navoi Theatre, and Amir Temur square, this park offers a variety of attractions

Parks hold a special place in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, but among the well-maintained green spaces, Babur Park, also known as the Park of Friendship, stands as a relic of the Soviet Union era. Existing since the 1930s, these days the park now appears neglected.  Is it still worth a visit?  We visited to find out. A