Your trip across Tashkent will be incomplete without a trip to the Hazrati Imam complex. This is not just a single large mosque but instead is a collection of multiple buildings. Located in the old part of Tashkent the main building managed to survive the 1966 devastating Tashkent earthquake. This place is also known as…
Tashkent as a city has a tragic connection to India other than the historical past. It is this very city that the former Prime Minister of India, Lal Bahadur Shastri died while in office when he had gone there for a peace summit along with representatives from Pakistan and USSR. To honor the late Prime…
Traveling across the globe I make sure to visit some memorial or cemetery which has any connection with World War and the city of Tashkent in Uzbekistan is no exception. There was no battle front in Uzbekistan territory which was under the USSR but it played a vital role in the war. Memorial Square in…
Tashkent which is the capital city of Uzbekistan has a lot of tourist attractions. Visitors usually skip the smaller ones and concentrate on the few important landmarks. If you truly want to enjoy the city then give it at least two to three days then you will be able to explore some unique landmarks. One…
After waiting almost two years I have finally decided to blog about my Uzbekistan travel series starting with Chorsu Bazaar which I did in 2023. I apologize for the delay as I was preoccupied with various other travel-related activities which I also plan to start writing about once this series is over. To start with…
Bagan was the second city that I visited on my epic road trip across Myanmar. I had taken the bus from Mandalay in the morning at around 10 AM and reached Bagan at around 4 PM. After checking in to my hotel it was time for a boat ride on Irrawaddy River. My original plan…
