Tashkent

The capital of Uzbekistan, Tashkent, offers a mix of Soviet architecture and historic buildings, such as Independence Square and the Chorsu Bazaar.

As a major capital, Tashkent is the city where the country's economic and political power is concentrated.

It is a city steeped in history, with thousands of years of events behind it and a rather turbulent recent past. The Soviet legacy can still be felt in many of its corners today, which undeniably gives it a particular charisma. Today, Tashkent is not the typical city that embodies the essence of the Silk Road, although it grew thanks precisely to this legendary trade route.

Tashkent is not just a gateway to the rest of Uzbekistan, but a city with its own identity, combining the imprint of Soviet history, the spirituality of its Islamic monuments, and the vitality of a modern city that is constantly renewing itself.