Amir Temur Square

It’s good to walk around Emitimur Square. I show everyone the surrounding attractions within walking distance, stroll in the clean and comfortable city, find it fun to observe and look forward to believing! Figure 1. Timur statue in the center of the square. Figure 2. Park next to the square, weekend flea market figure 3. Starbucks service station in the corner of the square, the building behind is a university, there is a cafe on the first floor. Figure 4. National History Museum of Uzbekistan Figure 5. Independence Square, The presidential palace is on the west side of the square. Figure 6. Art Museum Figure 7. Library Figure 8.9, the weekend market map 10, 11 on the roadside of the park in front of the library, the Emil Timur Museum, closed on Monday Figure 12, 13, Opera House, no performances are not open Figure 14, 15, subway station

Built in the 19th century, the square is known as the "Revolution Square" in the Soviet era, is the most important square in the entire city of Tashkent. In the center of the square stands the statue of Timur, mahogany, and is surrounded by fountains, cafes, small restaurants, and major Tashkent landmarks. In addition to the various attractions full of characteristics, a plate of hand-cooked rice in the Central Asian Hand-cooked Rice Center is also one of the unique experiences that cannot be missed in Tashkent. Five large pots take turns, blending the aromas of rice, vegetables, meat and grease perfectly, each one making the taste buds happy.

Just a square, empty, surrounded by Timur Memorial Hall and some government buildings, there is a pedestrian street next to it. It is sparsely populated and looks very deserted. Just take a few photos and have no fun.

The largest square in Uzbekistan, the sculpture is magnificent and powerful.

For a while, I went here almost every week.

Not a whole lot here, but a nice green square in the center of Tashkent surrounded by government buildings and the monstrous Hotel Uzbekistan which is a classic piece of Soviet history.

In Uzbekistan, this is their money "Tiananmen Square", which is indeed a bit of a momentum, unlike other Muslim countries.