Ultimate 3-Day Tashkent Itinerary: Best Things to Do & See

Start your journey at the historic Khast Imam Complex. This spiritual heart of Tashkent houses the world-famous Uthman Quran and showcases intricate Islamic architecture amid tranquil courtyards.

Khast Imam Complex

Stroll to the bustling Chorsu Bazaar, a vibrant market under a turquoise dome where you can browse fragrant spices, sample local snacks, and experience daily Uzbek life.

Chorsu Bazaar

Have lunch at National Plov Center, the city’s legendary eatery where you can watch giant cauldrons of Uzbekistan’s signature rice dish being prepared.

National Plov Center

After lunch, explore the captivating exhibits at the State Museum of History of Uzbekistan, tracing the country's journey from ancient times to present day.

State Museum of History of Uzbekistan

Dine at Caravan Restaurant, an atmospheric spot offering authentic Uzbek cuisine in a cozy, art-filled courtyard setting.

Caravan Restaurant

Begin your day by exploring the stunning Amir Temur Square, a lively city center surrounded by grand Soviet-era buildings and the iconic statue of Tamerlane.

Amir Temur Square

Walk over to the Broadway Alley (Sayilgoh Street), a pedestrian avenue brimming with local artists, cafés, and street performers.

Broadway Alley

Grab lunch at Afsona Restaurant, known for its modern twist on Uzbek classics and stylish ambiance.

Afsona Restaurant

Afterwards, immerse yourself in local art at the State Museum of Arts of Uzbekistan, housing an impressive collection from ancient to contemporary works.

State Museum of Arts of Uzbekistan

Spend your evening relaxing in Navoi Theater Square, where you can enjoy fountains, people-watching, or even catch a performance at the grand Alisher Navoi Opera and Ballet Theatre.

Navoi Theater Square

Reconnect with nature at the peaceful Botanical Garden, a sprawling oasis with rare plants, shady paths, and tranquil ponds—perfect for a morning stroll.

Botanical Garden

For lunch, visit the hidden gem Central Asian Plov House, beloved by locals for its hearty, flavorful plov and homestyle atmosphere.

Central Asian Plov House

Continue to Tashkent Metro Stations, a living museum of Soviet-era design—don’t miss the ornate Kosmonavtlar or Alisher Navoi stations.

Tashkent Metro Stations

Wrap up your adventure with dinner at Central Asian Plov House or unwind with a sunset walk along the leafy paths of the Japanese Garden, tucked beside a peaceful lake in the heart of the city.

Japanese Garden