Assalomu alaykum everybody and WELCOME to Tashkent. I am Farrukh (Fara) Maratov ( Instagram, LinkedIn) and I am your photographer in Tashkent. When I studied in Latvia I traveled to 12countries but I am really sad that I didnt make great pictures while traveling except useless selfies. When I came back to Tashkent I understood that our guests must get great rememberence with cool photos of their travels and I decided to make it REAL. While you are in Tashkent, during one day we try to go to most popular places to visit and eat. So dont worry about food too
Here is the list of some places where we will visit.
Memorial complex of Memory of Repression Victims was opened in 2002, located in one of the most beautiful places in Tashkent, opposite the TV Tower. The complex consists of two buildings, devoted to the victims of Stalin repression, as well as park and rotunda with a memorial stone
Amir Temur Square is one of the most favorite places not only for local residents but also for visitors of the capital, located in the center of Tashkent. Square was founded in 1882. Originally it was called Konstantinovsky Square, but August 31, 1994, it was renamed in honor of the great Amir Temur who created the Timurid Empire, which lasted 200 years.
Tashkent Broadway is not only a quiet place to relax, but also a concentration of interesting entertainment. Cycling and street artists are considered the most popular. With the help of the former, you can combine an excursion and sports with the latter, order your own portrait. Broadway is a very distinctive place where every talented person can show their abilities: someone draws beautifully, someone sings and plays instruments, and someone shows magic tricks. Among them, you can often meet fans of board games, for example, chess or checkers and play a game with them.
The main square of Uzbekistan is “Independence Square”. Monument “Independence and Humanism” gives the majesty and grandeur. Globe with the contour of the Republic of Uzbekistan symbolizes the recognition in the world community. There are the Cabinet, the Senate and the ministries on one side of the area, and fountains on the other one. The “eternal flame” in honor of soldiers who died during the Second World War was established on the territory of the square.
Entrance to the square opens the arch” Good and noble aspirations.” Its lightweight and elegant construction is based on 16 pillars of white marble, the length of the architectural ensemble of 150 meters. The colonnade is crowned with a bird of happiness and prosperity. Road “Ok Yul” leading to Independence Monument, is translated as “Good way”. There is also a monument Happy Mother holding her child. The architectural ensemble is a symbol of the homeland, life and wisdom, glory and honor. The monument symbolizes the hope for a great future of Uzbekistan.
Tashkent Chorsu Bazaar, which dates back more than one hundred years, has also always been located on the main square of the city of Eski-Juva. Quite a few eastern rulers on horseback or on foot walked through the trampled land of the bazaar for centuries. The old market buildings collapsed and fell into decay, but its traditional architecture remained the same – large rooms covered with domes. This was the only way to protect yourself from heat and dust in the hot and dry Asian climate.Entrance to the square opens the arch” Good and noble aspirations.” Its lightweight and elegant construction is based on 16 pillars of white marble, the length of the architectural ensemble of 150 meters. The colonnade is crowned with a bird of happiness and prosperity. Road “Ok Yul” leading to Independence Monument, is translated as “Good way”. There is also a monument Happy Mother holding her child. The architectural ensemble is a symbol of the homeland, life and wisdom, glory and honor. The monument symbolizes the hope for a great future of Uzbekistan.
Khast-Imam Square (Hazrati Imam) is the religious center of Tashkent. Khast Imam is located in the old city, inside residential quarters with old adobe houses that survived the earthquake of 1966.
The Barak Khan Madrasah, built in the XVI century, the Tilla Sheikh Mosque, the mausoleum of Saint Abu Bakr Kaffal Shashi, and the Imam al-Bukhari Islamic Institute, where students who will become imams (preachers) study, are located on the Hast Imam Square. The Barak Khan Madrasah houses the Directorate of Muslims of Uzbekistan headed by the Mufti.
There is also a rich library of Oriental manuscripts. The world–famous Quran of Caliph Osman – the Ottoman (Ottoman) Quran is kept in a special room of the library. This sacred Book was written in the VII century, and during its history of existence has made a large number of wanderings in cities and countries.
It is not ALL. During Photo Tour time we can go to other places which is going to be more interesting. One Photo Day is just 300$ and transportation is included. If you are interested, please contact me or leave your contacts. I will call back and discuss all. See you in your hotel
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