Khast Imam Complex
The religious heart of old Tashkent: a square framed by madrasas, a large Friday mosque, the Kaffal Shashi mausoleum and a library that keeps an early Quran manuscript.
The religious heart of old Tashkent: a square framed by madrasas, a large Friday mosque, the Kaffal Shashi mausoleum and a library that keeps an early Quran manuscript.
Tashkent's oldest and busiest market, under a large turquoise dome, with spices, dried fruit, bread, meat and household goods spread over several halls and yards.
A 16th-century madrasa of brick and tile on a rise beside Chorsu Bazaar, one of the largest surviving medieval buildings in Tashkent.
Central Asia's first metro, opened in 1977, where many stations are decorated with marble, ceramics, chandeliers and themed artwork. It is also the quickest way around the city.