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State Museum of Victims of Repression
A museum in the Shahidlar Khotirasi memorial in Tashkent that tells of political repression in Uzbekistan from the 1860s to the 1950s.
A steel television tower completed in 1985, with an observation deck and revolving restaurant that give a wide view over the city and, on clear days, the mountains.
The tower stands in the north of the city near the Bozsuv canal and was designed to cope with the earthquakes common in the region. Its three-legged steel frame and round viewing pods make it easy to spot from many parts of Tashkent.
Visitors go up by lift to an observation level, and there are restaurants higher up. The view is best in the late afternoon and around sunset, or on clear winter days when the Chatkal mountains are visible to the east.
Security checks are thorough, so bring your passport.
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A museum in the Shahidlar Khotirasi memorial in Tashkent that tells of political repression in Uzbekistan from the 1860s to the 1950s.
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A memorial park on both banks of the Bozsu canal in Tashkent, at a ravine where thousands were shot during the Soviet repressions.
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An artificial lake dug in the late 1940s in Yunusabad, Tashkent, now shared by the city aquapark and the Japanese Garden.
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A Japanese-style landscape garden opened in 2001 in Yunusabad, next to the Uzexpocentre, with ponds, bridges and a quiet walking loop.