By Akis Tatsis
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From historic mosques to cutting-edge startups, Tashkent is fast becoming a capital of contrasts — where centuries-old tradition sits alongside modern tech and architecture in Central Asia’s rising star.
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Tashkent is redefining what it means to be a Silk Road capital. While its 2,200-year-old roots are preserved in places like the Khazrati Imam Complex and Alay Bazaar, Uzbekistan’s capital is embracing a bold digital future. The city’s IT Park anchors a growing tech sector, supported by government reforms and rising global interest.
Cultural spaces like the Museum of Applied Arts and ACDF Gallery showcase modern Uzbek creativity, while metro stations double as subterranean art galleries.
At the heart of Tashkent’s transformation is a seamless blend of tradition and innovation.
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