Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, has a wealth of unique attractions, each with its own history and atmosphere. Residents, from students to entrepreneurs, have their favorite corners where they return again and again. Here some of a few recommended by locals to TCA.
Eco Park
Located in the city center, the Eco Park is especially popular amongst students seeking somewhere to relax, take a break from their studies and immerse themselves in nature.
“Here you can not only walk around, but also learn and be inspired by new ideas.”
Saeed, 19, Programming student
Seoul National Park
Easily accessible by bus from the city center, Seoul National Park offers a taste of Korea in its landscaping and various pavilions. Passionate about Korean culture, Samira often visits the park to relax and socialise with friends.
“This place has become my little world where I can enjoy nature and feel part of Korean culture.”
Samira, 17, High school student
Patriki Coffee Shop
For Dilshot, aside from its excellent coffee, the cozy atmosphere of Patriki is a perfect and inspirational spot in which to complete tasks on his computer.
“There is always cool music here, and I can focus on my projects without being distracted by noise.”
Dilshot, 22, Programmer
Café 1991
Nasiba, prefers to chill in Cafe 1991; a venue renowned for its excellent menu and which she favors for its elegant and stylish atmosphere.
“It is my place of rest. I like to relax here after work, enjoy delicious food and socialize with friends.”
Nasiba, 30, Cafe Administrator
Chinorkent Mountain Resort
Lured by the great outdoors, Gafur likes to escape his daily routine and the hustle and bustle of the city by heading for the picturesque mountain resort of Chinorkent. Located in Tashkent’s Bostanlyk district, 65 kilometers from the center, the resort has a cable car to transport visitors within ten minutes to an observation deck offering panoramic views.
“The tranquil atmosphere makes it a perfect place to relax.”
Gafur, 22, Entrepreneur