IGMAR VILLAS & APARTS

The historic part of Tashkent with its narrow streets and authentic atmosphere allows you to feel the spirit of the East, its rhythm and color, and to discover a unique culture in the very heart of the city along with its traditions.

Khast-Imam is the main spiritual and historical center of the capital, where the ancient Quran of Osman is kept. Its architectural complex with madrasahs and courtyards creates an atmosphere of peace, grandeur and deep spirituality.

A rich collection of artifacts and exhibits reveals the country’s history from ancient times. The Museum of History of Uzbekistan showcases the development of culture, traditions, and heritage through the centuries.

Modern business and shopping center with skyscrapers, shops, and restaurants. Tashkent City is a symbol of the new capital, where business, comfort, and style come together to create a dynamic modern environment.

Madrasa Kukeldash is one of the most recognizable 16th-century monuments near the Old City. Its majestic Eastern architecture and historical character reflect rich heritage and the spirit of the past.

One of the most beautiful museums in the city, it preserves the country’s rich heritage, showcasing traditional ornaments, ceramics, wood carving, and textiles in a historic building.

One of the most beautiful museums in the city, located in a historic mansion. It features traditional Uzbek ornaments, ceramics, wood carvings, and textiles.

Tashkent TV Tower is one of the tallest in Central Asia. Its observation deck offers a panoramic view of the city, allowing visitors to enjoy the scale and beauty of the capital from above.

A central market with a wide selection of fruits, dried fruits, and national delicacies. It offers a lively atmosphere, rich flavors, and aromas reflecting traditions, culture, and local color.

Modern mountain resort located about 1.5 hours from the city. In winter, it offers skiing, while in summer you can enjoy walks and a cable car with scenic views of nature and mountain landscapes.

A scenic mountain lake, perfect for relaxing by the water and day trips. Enjoy fresh air, beautiful nature, a peaceful atmosphere, and stunning views of the surrounding mountains and clear water.

Family resort on the shores of the Charvak Reservoir — a comfortable hotel where you can extend your trip and relax in nature. Enjoy comfort, fresh air, peace, and scenic views in a cozy setting.

Besh Qozon is one of the most atmospheric places in Tashkent, where plov is cooked in huge cauldrons following traditional recipes. Here, you can not only taste authentic Uzbek cuisine but also watch the cooking process — vibrant, flavorful, and truly authentic.

Liver shashlik with fat tail, cooked over charcoal, is one of the most authentic flavors of Uzbek cuisine.
The most famous liver ("jigar") shashlik is prepared by Surat-aka at Paxta ko'cha shashlik. The place has been open since 1978.
Hours: 11:00 AM–4:00 PM, closed on Sundays.

Manna Restaurant (Маnnа) is a well-established Korean dining spot in Tashkent, operating since 2002. The menu features classics such as flavorful bulgogi, rich seafood soups, and a variety of appetizers. Fast service, affordable prices, and friendly staff create a cozy atmosphere.

Balanced ready-made meals for your dynamic lifestyle — easy to order and convenient to take with you to the office, work, or on the go.
Practical packaging and a carefully designed composition: balanced proteins, fats, and carbohydrates, with calorie information provided for each meal.
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In one place, you can taste different types of Uzbek plov — from Tashkent-style to Samarkand-style — prepared according to authentic recipes. The calm and aesthetic atmosphere allows you to enjoy the flavors, traditions, and culture in a comfortable setting.

Shashleek is a place where traditional lamb and beef shashlik is prepared over an open fire using classic recipes. Juicy, aromatic, and rich in flavor, it reflects the spirit of national cuisine and offers bright and memorable gastronomic experiences.

“Minor Samsa” is a place where crispy samsa with a juicy meat is prepared in a traditional clay oven using classic recipes. The aromatic dough, rich flavor, and distinctive presentation make this dish a true symbol of Uzbek cuisine and a delightful gastronomic experience.

An authentic gastronomic area in the historic part of Tashkent, where plov, samsa, and shashlik are prepared right in front of guests. The lively atmosphere, the aroma of freshly prepared dishes, and the energy of the Old City create a special ambiance, allowing you to experience true culture and traditions.

A modern amusement park with rides, walking areas, and restaurants. Suitable for children of all ages and evening family outings.

A spacious city park with fountains and safe pedestrian areas. A convenient place for strolling with children and relaxing in the fresh air.

An interactive space with scientific exhibits and experiments where children explore the world through play, develop thinking skills and curiosity, and gain interest in knowledge in an engaging way.

A modern indoor playground inside a shopping center where children can have fun and safely spend time playing and relaxing all year round in a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere.

A green park with a lake and a peaceful atmosphere — ideal for leisurely family walks.

A classic family leisure setting with a large area and a variety of animals.

A family-friendly resort on the shores of the Charvak Reservoir — a convenient opportunity to extend your trip and enjoy a comfortable stay in nature.

One of the most beautiful cities in Central Asia, Samarkand boasts Registan Square, the Gur-Emir Mausoleum, and the Bibi-Khanym Mosque, making it a must-see destination. The high-speed train journey takes approximately two hours.

A region known for its traditional crafts and authentic culture.
Rishtan is the center of the famous Uzbek ceramics.
Margilan is well known for its silk production and the Yodgorlik silk factory.
It is convenient to reach Fergana or Margilan by domestic flight or train, and then continue by car.

An open-air museum city with ancient madrassas, the Kalyan Minaret, and the atmosphere of an oriental fairytale. Ideal for leisurely strolls and immersion in history. Travel time by train is approximately 4 hours.

The ancient walled city of Ichan-Kala, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its narrow streets and clay walls create the feeling of traveling back in time.
It is conveniently accessible by train or by domestic flight via Urgench.

A city in the western part of the country, known for the State Museum of Arts named after Igor Savitsky, which houses one of the largest collections of Russian avant-garde and Soviet art.
From Nukus, trips are organized to the Aral Sea and the “ship cemetery” — the so-called ghost town on the shores of the dried-up sea.