Enchanting Nights at the Walking District
Discover the vibrant charm of Tashkent's Night Lights Walking District, where enchanting streets and delightful cuisine await every traveler.
A brief summary to Night Lights Walking District
- Tashkent State Law Institute, Sailgokh Street, Tashkent, Yunusabad District, Tashkent, 100047, UZ
The Night Lights Walking District in Tashkent is a captivating destination that comes alive after sunset. This picturesque area is renowned for its stunning illuminated streets, lively atmosphere, and a plethora of dining options that showcase the rich culinary heritage of Uzbekistan. As you wander through the district, you'll find charming cafes, vibrant street vendors, and art installations that reflect the local culture, making it an ideal spot for evening strolls. The twinkling lights create a magical ambiance, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the sights and sounds of Tashkent's vibrant nightlife. Aside from its striking visuals, the Night Lights Walking District serves as a cultural hub where you can engage with local artisans and performers. The district often hosts events, exhibitions, and live music, making it a dynamic space to experience the creativity and spirit of the local community. Whether you are seeking traditional Uzbek dishes or international cuisine, the variety of restaurants and eateries cater to all tastes, ensuring a memorable dining experience. For those looking to capture the essence of Tashkent, this district is not only a feast for the senses but also a perfect backdrop for stunning photographs. With its unique blend of modernity and tradition, the Night Lights Walking District stands as a testament to Tashkent's evolving identity, inviting tourists to explore its vibrant streets and create lasting memories under the enchanting glow of the city lights.
Local tips
- Visit during the evening to fully appreciate the stunning light displays and vibrant atmosphere.
- Try local street food for an authentic taste of Uzbek cuisine while exploring the district.
- Bring your camera; the illuminated streets make for perfect nighttime photography.
- Check for local events or performances that might be happening during your visit to enhance your experience.
- Wear comfortable shoes, as you'll likely be doing a lot of walking while exploring the area.
Getting There
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Car
If you are driving from Tashkent city center, head northeast on Abay Street toward Shahrisabz Street. Continue straight onto Yunusabad Street. Follow Yunusabad Street for approximately 5 kilometers. Then, turn right onto Sailgokh Street where you will find the Night Lights Walking District near the Tashkent State Law Institute. There is parking available nearby, but be mindful of any parking fees that may apply.
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Public Transportation - Bus
To reach the Night Lights Walking District using public transportation, board Bus No. 36 from the nearest bus stop in the city center. The bus will take you directly to the Yunusabad District. Get off at the 'Sailgokh Street' stop, which is a short walk from the Tashkent State Law Institute. The bus fare is approximately 2,000 UZS (Uzbekistani Som).
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Taxi
For a more direct route, consider taking a taxi. You can book a taxi through local ride-sharing apps like Yandex Go or use traditional taxi services. The fare from Tashkent city center to the Night Lights Walking District typically ranges from 15,000 to 25,000 UZS, depending on traffic conditions.
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Metro and Walking
You can also use the metro to get close to your destination. Take Line 1 (Red Line) to the 'Mirobod' station. From there, it’s about a 30-minute walk to the Night Lights Walking District. Walk northeast on Mirobod Street, then turn onto Yunusabad Street and finally onto Sailgokh Street. This option is free for the metro ride but involves walking.
Attractions Nearby to Night Lights Walking District
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Amir Temur Square
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State Museum of the Temurids
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Tashkent Chimes
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Autograph Art Gallery
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Alisher Navoiy Theater
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The palace of Grand Duke Nicholas Constantinovich
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Art Gallery
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State Museum of the History of Uzbekistan
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Mustakillik Fountain
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Independence Square
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Storks Monument
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Taras Shevchenko Monument
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State Museum of Arts
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Alay Bazaar
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Mustakillik Square
