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Abdulkasym Madrassah: lacquer paintings with oriental motives

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Abdulkasym Madrassah: lacquer paintings with oriental motives

Abdulkasym Madrassah: lacquer paintings with oriental motives
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The shopping destination features huge quantiesy of the most beautiful carpets, caps, drapes and fabrics of the region along with a host of stylish boutiques stocking contemporary fashions merged with local patterns and designs. It also stages many fashion shows. Location: Usmon Nosir 30/9 (not far from the Grand Mir hotel), Tel: 3613838 Opening Time: Mon to Sat 10AM until 7PM
Tezykovka is the most popular flea market in the city and sells almost everything you can think of. It has the feel of a typical old style bazaar where merchants and customers fight for space and bargain fiercely while negotiating prices. Carpets, artificial jewelry, ceramic figurines, scarves, traditional footwear and bags as well as a whole lot of other local artifacts and souvenirs are sold here. The market is housed in the Khanza district and can be accessed by bus from the Mustaqikkil metro stop.
Turkuaz Hypermart is the largest hypermarket located in the heart of Tashkent. Western style clothing and accessories can be found here. Location: Akhunbabaev Square (at the west end of Navoi, across the street from Hotel Chorsu). Opening Time: 9AM until 8.30PM.
Eski Juva bazaar is the biggest and oldest bazaar in Central Asia, and has been in the same place for over 2000 years. It was reconstructed in the 1980s.The stalls of the bazaar stand under seven huge domes covered with colored glazed tiles. The biggest dome contains cooking herbs and spices. It is famous for peanuts boiled in sugar or honey, covered with sesame seeds. Under the small domes, craftsmen make and sell jewelry, painted cradles, Uzbek chests with metal decorations, embroidered tapestries and jiyak (lace for trimming the lower edges of women's trousers), quilted men's (chapan) and women's (yashmak) caftans; kurpacha quilts and pichok knives in leather or brass sheaths and national musical instruments. You will also find carpets from Khiva, Samarkand, Bukhara, Afghanistan and Turkey.
There are souvenir shops in the Grand Mir, Intercontinental, Dedeman Silk Road Tashkent, Tashkent Palace and Uzbekistan Hotels.
Address: Kukchka Dabaza 15 Tel: 1490435 Note: by appointment only.
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• Aqua Park Pool and Recreational Area is a good way to relax with kids during a hot summers afternoon. Let the kids slide around in the water while you soak in the sun. Other places that are child friendly include: • Tashkent Land • Japanese Garden • Tashkent Zoo • Amir Temur Park
Chorsu Bazaar is a farmers market located on the southern edge of Old Town. Spices, grain, fruits and dairy products are sold here and tourists can experience a typical Central Asian day since all sorts of people can be seen as hurrying about in the market doing their work.
Kukuldash Madrassa is a Quran school built by the poet and scientist Kulbobo Kukeldash during the reign of Abdulla-Khan in the 16th Century. It is one the largest and best preserved Quran schools in Central Asia.
Ensemble Khazret Imam is the tomb of one of the first Imams of Tashkent. It has a library which displays some of the remaining pieces of the world’s first Quran, which was written 19 years after the Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH) death.
Tellya Sheikh Mosque is a beautifully designed mosque with an Islamic library containing ancient manuscripts and the Osman Quran, which is one of the early copies of the Quran stained with the blood of Hazrat Osman (R.A).
History Museum of the People of Uzbekistan. It contains artifacts from Buddhist times and the Zoroastrian times. Location: Sharaf Rashidova 30, Tel: 2391779. Opening Times:Tue to Sun 10AM until 5PM, closed Mon.
Fine Arts Museum of Uzbekistan: Contains art from over 1500 years ago. Location: Movarounahr 16, Tel: 2367436. Opening Times: Mon 10AM to 2PM, Wed to Sun 10AM unto 5PM, closed Tue.
Alisher Navoi Opera and Ballet Theater was built by the Japanese prisoners of war during the second world war. The architectural splendor is worth a visit, even if you’re not in the mood for the Opera or Ballet. Address: Ataturk Kochasi 28, Tel: 2339081. Opening Times: Mon to Fri 6PM, Sat and Sun 5PM
Illkhom Theatre is a progressive theatre where the performances are in Russian. They are sometimes accompanied with English subtitles. Location: Pakhator 5 Tel: 2422241, Ticket: Ticket counter is open from 11AM until 6PM. Opening Times: Performances are from Tue to Sat 6.30PM. Fee: 2500-5000S.
Tashkentland is an amusement park with rides and games. This is a good place to go to have some fun with friends and family. Location: Near Aqua Park, Tashkent TV Tower.
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Al Delfin: has sheesha an great Arabic food.
Cuisine: Greek Cuisine. Location: Near junction of Shahrisabz Street and Movarounnakhr Street.
Excellent food and cabaret entertainment, Family restaurant. Location: Sabir Rahimov, st.Lashkarbegi, 2 (Off of Pushkin street) -
One of a few good places to eat in Boghi Eram Recreation Park
It has live music and an art gallery. It can get pretty crowded so reservations are recommended. Cuisine: European and Uzbek cuisines Location: A Khalkat kochasi 22a, Tel: 1507555, 1506606, 150395
It is a college student hangout as students stop by throughout the day. Right next to Salvador Dali night club. Cuisine: International cuisines from Russia, Korea, Italy as well as fast food.
Cuisine: South Korean Cuisine.
Located on Tashkent Broadway, it is Turkish version of McDonald’s.
Cuisine: Japanese and Korean Cuisine Tel: +998 71 2320105. Location: 24 Bukhara Street, near Alisher navoi Theatre and Broadway.
A small reasonably priced pizza place that has great atmosphere and is suitable for families as well, they also do free home delivery. Address: 63, U. Nasir Street Tel: 2539183, 2539184. Opening Time: 11AM-11PM