Discover the rich Islamic heritage of Tashkent on this immersive half-day tour. Visit iconic landmarks that showcase the city's spiritual and architectural legacy. From ancient madrasahs and mausoleums to serene pilgrimage sites, this tour provides a deep dive into the Islamic culture and traditions that shaped Tashkent over centuries.

1. Hast Imam Complex

Your journey begins at the Hast Imam Complex, the spiritual heart of Tashkent and a major religious hub in Uzbekistan. Explore the beautifully preserved collection of Islamic architecture, including:

• Barakhan Madrasah: A 16th-century theological school with intricately designed facades.

• Tilla Sheikh Mosque: Famous for housing the Uthman Quran, the oldest known Quran in the world.

• Kaffal Shashi Mausoleum: The resting place of Imam Abu Bakr Kaffal Shashi, a revered Islamic scholar and poet.

• Muyi Muborak Library: A treasure trove of ancient manuscripts.

Take in the tranquil atmosphere as you learn about the rich religious history of the site.

2. Kokaldosh Medrese

Next, visit the Kokaldosh Medrese, a 16th-century madrasah located near Chorsu Bazaar. Built under the Shaybanid dynasty, it served as a center for Islamic education and now stands as a symbol of Tashkent’s architectural splendor. Marvel at the intricate tilework, lofty arches, and historical significance of this grand structure.

3. Suzuk Ota Mausoleum

The third stop is the Suzuk Ota Mausoleum, dedicated to Suzuk Ota, a respected Sufi saint. This serene complex, surrounded by peaceful gardens, is a popular pilgrimage site where visitors seek blessings and reflect on the teachings of Sufism. Its simplicity contrasts with the grandeur of other sites, offering a unique spiritual experience.

4. Sheikh Zayniddin-Bobo Mausoleum

Journey onward to the Sheikh Zayniddin-Bobo Mausoleum, a hidden gem in Tashkent. This sacred site honors Sheikh Zayniddin, a renowned Sufi figure. Nestled in a quiet neighborhood, the mausoleum is known for its underground prayer chamber and its historical significance as a place of retreat and meditation for Islamic scholars.

5. Zangiota Complex

Conclude your tour at the majestic Zangiota Complex, located just outside the city center. This revered site is dedicated to Zangiota, a saint associated with healing and spiritual guidance. The complex includes:

• Zangiota Mausoleum: A stunning example of Timurid architecture.

• An array of smaller shrines: Reflecting the spiritual devotion of the community.

Immerse yourself in the rich history and peaceful ambiance as your guide shares stories about the life and teachings of Zangiota and his wife, Anbar Bibi.