Tashkent

On December 22, 2020, a four-star Courtyard by Marriott Tashkent hotel was opened in the Uzbekistan capital. Address: Yakkasaray district, Kichik Street, Beshagach 126, 7 km from Tashkent International Airport.

May 9 - the celebration of Memory and Honor Day in Uzbekistan is a Day, dedicated to the World War II heroes. The memory of the feats of our brave and generous people unite all the 34 million and multinational Uzbekistan population with common...

The luxury of the Oriental Bazaar is an indispensable attribute that appears in the imagination at the mention of Uzbekistan, rivaling the azure-blue monuments’ magical beauty.

Prestige, style, centuries-old reputation - the Hilton will rise above Tashkent as a proud bird in the sky.

When you go on a journey to Central Asia, you must surely visit Tashkent Uzbekistan. This city has an ancient history with numerous interesting stories, which creates a special atmosphere for everyone visiting the country.

Uzbekistan is known throughout the world for its centuries-old tradition of hospitality. At any time of the year in every corner of the country you can always count on a warm welcome from locals, ready to show you the way.

Independence square Tashkent is a constant venue for the most important Uzbekistan celebrations, such as Independence Day-September 1, and New Year’s Eve - January 1 with the traditional "Presidential Tree".

The first in Central Asia professional musical theatre was founded in 1929 by a team of enthusiasts from the ethnographic ensemble headed by M. Kari-Yakubov.

Once there were 23 madrassas in Tashkent among which Kukeldash is the most impressive and large. It is one of the most famous historical places in town. Its building site was chosen randomly – at the turn of the 10th century.

Khorezm is often called “Egypt of Central Asia”. Unknown architects built majestic fortresses on its territory which continue to amaze travelers.