4 km away
St Alexander Nevsky Church, Tashkent
An Orthodox church of 1903–1904 in Tashkent's Cemetery No. 1, with a gilded carved iconostasis; it stayed open through the Soviet years.
Tashkent · Ohangaron shossesi
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4 km away
An Orthodox church of 1903–1904 in Tashkent's Cemetery No. 1, with a gilded carved iconostasis; it stayed open through the Soviet years.
4 km away
A man-made lake in old gravel pits by the Chirchiq river on Tashkent's south-eastern edge, kept as a park for swimming and picnics.
4 km away
A small working Orthodox parish church tucked into a mahalla in north-east Tashkent, consecrated in 1956.
5 km away
Tashkent's only monastery, an Orthodox convent whose community dates from 1893 and which was refounded in 1991 around the Holy Trinity church.
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