Metro — Ride the Underground Museum of Tashkent

Tashkent’s metro isn’t just transportation—it’s underground art. Built during the Soviet era, each station is a masterpiece of design, with chandeliers, mosaics, and marble finishes that rival any museum. No photos were allowed for years due to security laws, but now? Snap away! My top favorite stops: Kosmonavtlar – Deep blue tiles and celestial themes honor Soviet cosmonauts. Alisher Navoi – Inspired by Uzbek literature and Persian-style arches. Toshkent – With stained glass windows and a palace-like vibe. Pakhtakor – Bright, airy, and full of traditional Uzbek tile work. Mustaqillik Maydoni – The grand entrance to central Tashkent. Tips📝 A single ride costs around $0.15 USD . Use your card for Contactless cheaper tickets. Stations are spotless and safe, even late. Trains arrive every 5-8 minutes. For the best photos, go early to avoid the rush hour. This metro turns commuting into a cultural experience—don’t miss the ride! #tashkentmetromagic #undergroundart #sovietdesign #budgettravelluxury #hiddenbeauty #metromoments #tripmoments #architecturelovers #rideandwander #uzbekistanunderground