Historic heart of Tashkent

Hazrati Imam is the spiritual and historical heart of Old Tashkent, where centuries of history, culture, and Islamic heritage come together. This tour will take you through the city's oldest quarters, allowing you to explore magnificent architectural monuments and experience the authentic atmosphere of traditional Tashkent. Hazrati Imam Complex Barakhan Madrasah — one of the oldest educational and architectural landmarks in the region, dating back to the 16th century. Tilla Sheikh Mosque — a beautiful historic mosque renowned for its impressive architecture and rich cultural heritage. Muyi Mubarak Madrasah — home to the famous Quran of Caliph Uthman, one of the oldest surviving Qurans in the world. Admire the elegant turquoise domes and traditional Islamic architecture that define the complex. Religious & Cultural Heritage Discover the spiritual significance of one of Uzbekistan’s most important religious centers. Learn about the history, traditions, and cultural legacy of Islam in Central Asia. Explore the architectural treasures that have shaped Tashkent’s identity for centuries. Highlights of the Route Juma Mosque — one of the largest mosques in Uzbekistan, developed over several centuries between the 15th and 19th centuries. Chorsu Bazaar — a vibrant oriental market where centuries-old trading traditions continue to thrive. Kukeldash Madrasah — one of the largest and most famous madrasahs in Central Asia, built in the 16th century. Atmosphere of Old Tashkent Walk through narrow historic streets and traditional neighborhoods. Experience the daily life and customs of local residents. Enjoy authentic views of the Old City and excellent opportunities for photography. End of the Tour Free time to explore Chorsu Bazaar and purchase local souvenirs. Return with unforgettable memories of Tashkent’s rich history, architecture, and cultural heritage. This tour offers a unique opportunity to discover the true spirit of Old Tashkent, explore its most significant historical landmarks, and immerse yourself in the traditions of one of Central Asia’s oldest cities.