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dealchecker’s guide to Tashkent
Tashkent is the hub of Central Asia, located on what was the Great Silk Road running from China to Europe. Located in Uzbekistan this pleasant city is a mix of Soviet and Muslim cultures, although little remains of the ancient city after an earthquake in 1966. There are plenty of large and small private hotels in Tashkent and many of these are very modern. Cheap Tashkent flights also offer easy access to Ugam-Chatkal National Park which has a variety of activities including skiing, hiking and rafting.
Flights To Tashkent
Cheap flights to Tashkent can be booked from UK major airports. Tashkent International Airport is only a few miles away from the city centre and cheap Tashkent flights from London will take around seven hours.
Getting Around Tashkent
The city has a metro/underground system that is cheap to use. Taxis are available although be aware that few drivers can speak English. The best option for car rental in Tashkent is to hire from the airport as within Tashkent itself cars can only usually be offered complete with a driver from a taxi firm.
What To See In Tashkent
There remain a number of historical monuments such as the Kaldyrgach-bly Mausoleum which has a dome in the shape of a pyramid. If you visit the Old Town you will find the Chorsu Bazaar selling foods and spices and many traditional Islamic buildings. Vodka or tea are the main drinks in Tashkent and these can be bought in the many choyhonas (tea rooms) found across the city. There are a number of museums and galleries and an increasingly popular nightlife and restaurant scene.