Study Your Historical Connections With Old Tashkent

There are about 80% of the Muslim population in Uzbekistan along their 1200 years old historic values. This statistical digits surely clicks an idea or can say the expectation of around a thousand years old mosques.

But, sadly the strong earthquake of 1966 almost flattened the Tashkent's historic value. Here are some beautiful examples are still surviving that offers you the idea about the real strength of the place.

There are examples of Mausoleums and amazing minarets from the old collection. If you want to explore old Tashkent town, then Chorsu Bazaar at the heart location provides several nearby attractions.

Yunus Khan, Qaldirgochbiy and Sheikh Tahur Mausoleums are around 500 years old, survived extensively as a restored site which offers an impressive photogenic look.

The architecture of the last 100 years, mosques are still alive in a form of flair art. 

If you want to take the turn to a new Friday Jami mosque, then it is a latest created site for Juma prayers. If you’re female then you’re not allowed inside mosques, especially in rural area mosques.

The listening of Imam preaching and prayers at such big sized religious places are really a part of wonderful experience. This huge construction consists of large prayer hall, basement, courtyard and balconies.  

Abul Kasim Madrasah, a 19^th century worship place is currently a centre of applied arts. It's medieval layout along the fabricating artwork products provides a sense of pride.  

The official religious place Khast Imom along its Madrassa, Minarets, Mosque, library and the seat of the grand mufti of Uzbekistan has an outstanding attraction for a visitor.

One the other hand, this Tashkent tour is totally different from the modern Uzbekistan, where you’ll find a multiple collection along same president..