Classic tour in Tashkent for day trip with Transport (price per group)

1. Hazrati Imam Complex

Start your morning in the Old City at the Hazrati Imam Complex, one of Tashkent’s most important historical and religious landmarks. The complex includes the Tillya Sheikh Mosque, Barak Khan Madrasah, and the Mausoleum of Abu Bakr Kaffal Shashi. Visitors can also learn about the famous ancient Quran manuscript preserved at the complex.

2. Islamic Civilization Center

Continue to the Islamic Civilization Center, one of Tashkent’s important cultural attractions. Located near the historic Hazrati Imam area, the center introduces visitors to the history, science, art, and intellectual heritage of the Islamic world.

Inside the center, visitors can explore exhibitions dedicated to Islamic civilization and the contributions of Central Asia to science, education, and culture. The center highlights the achievements of scholars, scientists, and thinkers who influenced the development of the Islamic world.

3. Chorsu Bazaar

Next, head to Chorsu Bazaar, one of the most famous markets in Tashkent. Beneath its impressive blue dome, you can discover local spices, dried fruits, sweets, fresh produce, traditional fabrics, and handmade souvenirs.

It is a wonderful place to experience everyday Uzbek culture and enjoy some time for shopping.

4. Kukeldash Madrasah

Just a short distance from Chorsu Bazaar is the historic Kukeldash Madrasah, an important architectural monument dating back to the 16th century. Its traditional design and historical significance make it an excellent stop for travelers interested in the rich history and architecture of Tashkent.

5. Lunch at a Local Restaurant

Enjoy lunch at a traditional local restaurant and experience the authentic flavors of Uzbekistan and the country’s famous hospitality.

You can try traditional dishes such as plov, manti, samsa, lagman, and freshly baked Uzbek non bread. Uzbek restaurants are known for their generous portions, delicious food, and welcoming atmosphere.

6. Amir Temur Square

Continue to Amir Temur Square, located in the heart of Tashkent and one of the city’s most famous landmarks. At the center of the square stands a bronze equestrian monument dedicated to Amir Temur, unveiled in 1994.

The square is surrounded by important cultural and architectural attractions, including the State Museum of the Timurids, which opened in 1996. Visitors can enjoy a relaxing walk, admire the surrounding architecture, and take memorable photos.

7. Independence Square

Continue to Independence Square, one of Tashkent’s main central landmarks. Its spacious green areas, fountains, and monuments make it a pleasant place for a relaxing walk and photography.

8. Tashkent Metro

Finish your sightseeing with a ride on the Tashkent Metro. Several stations are famous for their distinctive architectural and artistic designs, making the metro more than just a means of public transportation.

It is a unique way to experience another side of Tashkent while admiring the impressive interiors of some of the city’s most beautiful metro stations.

✅ Tour Includes:

• Professional English-speaking guide

• All applicable taxes and bank/payment processing fees.

❌ Not Included:

• Entrance tickets to monuments
• Lunch
• Personal expenses