Hast-Imam (Khast Imam) Complex: Visit the spiritual heart of Tashkent, home to the revered Uthman Quran and a cluster of beautifully restored mosques and madrasahs. The Ensemble Hazrati Imam is a must-see, with its serene courtyards and striking minarets.

Chorsu Bazaar: Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of this bustling market. Wander among stalls piled high with fresh produce, fragrant spices, and local delicacies like kurt cheese. Don’t miss the traditional bakery and maze-like alleys selling crafts and souvenirs.

Old Tashkent: Stroll through the narrow, winding streets of the Old Town, where mudbrick houses, shady courtyards, and centuries-old mosques evoke the city’s timeless spirit.

Amir Temur (Timur) Square: Marvel at the equestrian statue of the legendary conqueror, surrounded by lush gardens and a blend of Soviet and Uzbek architecture. This lively square is a favorite gathering place for locals and offers a glimpse into the country’s post-independence identity.

Independence Square (Mustaqillik Maydoni): Explore Uzbekistan’s modern heart, a vast park-like space adorned with monuments, fountains, and the iconic globe monument symbolizing national independence.

Tashkent Metro: Experience the city’s unique underground network, where each station is a showcase of Soviet-era art and architecture, featuring mosaics, grand designs, and historical motifs.

Optional Additions: Depending on your interests, you might visit the State Museum of Applied Art, the Amir Timur Museum, or relax in Navoi Park, Tashkent’s largest green space.