Some of the city's most visited attractions are Tashkent TV tower, which was once the third tallest tower in the world; Chorsu bazaar, a traditional Uzbek bazaar which takes you back to previous ...

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After the devastating earthquake of 1966, Tashkent was largely rebuilt and earned the title "Gateway to the East." The city's modern image took shape during the Soviet era with landmark projects like ...

They then headed for the city’s famous monuments such as Tashkent TV Tower, Hotel Uzbekistan and the Hazrati Imam Complex to take lots of pictures.

“In case you didn’t know, jumping from a TV tower is not only incredibly dangerous, but it is trespassing,” the sheriff’s office stated.

Historic madrassas and mosques with their shimmering turquoise-tiled domes sit alongside the Tashkent TV Tower, worth a visit just for the 360-degree view of the city.

Tashkent Twin City Towers, which will be 575 meters (1,890 feet) tall, making it the world’s sixth tallest building, will anchor the commercial core.