[Tashkent] Wonderful ✨ Touring Tashkent subway stations 🚃

The subway stations in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, are beautiful and fun to walk around❤️ Architects and artists representing Uzbekistan are involved, and each station has its own theme, so there are many stations that can be considered works of art♪ Since 2018, photography has also been allowed👍 [Alisher Navoi Station] The Islamic architectural dome ceiling and turquoise mosaics are attractive, and the tile carvings are magnificent👏It's so luxurious it's like an underground madrasa (theological school)✨ [Uzbekistan Station] The ceiling is arched and finished with white plaster. The fluffy lights that look like cotton flowers line the station, giving it the atmosphere of a palace or opera house. [Cosmonautral Station] A station with a "space" themed relief on the wall. The color of the station is also based on blue, making it look like outer space⭐️ Glass "stars" shine on the ceiling✨ [Gafr Gloum Station] It is unique with its thick turquoise pillars with detailed carvings and colorful ceramic panels. The design is reminiscent of the future♪ [Chorsu Station] It is not flashy, but it is a beautiful space decorated with marble, tiles, and panels. It is decorated with blue, green, and white colors and geometric designs. When you get on and off the train, the entrance to the train glows with green and pink neon lights, so it is a must-see😍 What! The Tashkent subway costs about 24 yen regardless of how far you travel! Taxis are also very cheap, but we recommend using the subway😊 As of 2025, Tashkent has four subway lines. In particular, the "Uzbekistan Line (Green Line)" where Chorsu Station is located is a recommended area where you can enjoy the old town of Tashkent by touring the underground decorations and the above-ground bazaar 💡 #Uzbekistan #Uzbekistan solo travel #Tashkent #Tour of the Tashkent subway #Overseas travel strategy