I live in Tashkent and it’s my nati

I live in Tashkent and it’s my native town. It’s the capital of independent Uzbekistan. Tashkent, which has new avenues, squares and high buildings has become the most modern city in Uzbekistan. City is flourishing as never before.
Tashkent is a beautiful city and it’s great for walking around. There are lots of narrow streets, theatres, museums and squares. There is Independence square, where there are lots of outdoor bars and restaurants. People go there at weekends to sit in the sun, eat ice creams, drink coffee and watch the nature.



Most visitors are attracted by the city’s history and monuments. There are several statues and historical buildings such as Kukaldosh madarasah and the Barakhan mosque which were built in 16-th century. A must for all visitors is the spectacular Amir Temur museum. It gives us lively information about Amir Temur’s life and his kingdom.

Particularly, I think the bests things about Tashkent are the people and its climate. The weather is wonderful. People are very friendly and kind. It’s a working city with a real sense of history. That’s why I love my native town.

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I live in Tashkent and it's my native town. It's the capital of independent Uzbekistan. Tashkent, which has new avenues, squares and high buildings has become the most modern city in Uzbekistan. City is flourishing as never before. Tashkent is a beautiful city and it's great for walking around. There are lots of narrow streets, theatres, museums and squares. There is Independence square, where there are lots of outdoor bars and restaurants. People go there at weekends to sit in the sun, eat ice creams, drink coffee and watch the nature. Most visitors are attracted by the city's history and monuments. There are several statues and historical buildings such as the madarasah and the Kukaldosh Barakhan mosque which were built in 16-th century. A must for all visitors is the spectacular Amir Temur museum. It gives us lively information about Amir Temur's life and his kingdom. Particularly, I think the bests things about Tashkent are the people and its climate. The weather is wonderful. People are very friendly and kind. It's a working city with a real sense of history. That's why I love my native town.

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I live in Tashkent and it's my native town. It's the capital of independent Uzbekistan. Tashkent, which has new avenues, squares and high buildings has become the most modern city in Uzbekistan. City is flourishing as with by never the before.
Tashkent is a beautiful o city and IT's great for walking Included around. There are lots of narrow streets, theatres , museums and squares. There is Independence square, where there are lots of outdoor bars and restaurants. The People! Go there AT weekends are not to the sit in the a sun, eat of ice creams, of drink coffee and the watch the nature.



Most visitors are Attracted by the o city's the history and monuments. There are several statues and historical buildings such as Kukaldosh madarasah and the Barakhan mosque which were built in 16-th century. A must for all visitors is the spectacular Amir Temur museum. It Gives us Lively information about of Amir Temur's life: and a His kingdom.

Particularly, I of of think the bests the things about Tashkent are the people and its' climate. The weather is wonderful. People are very friendly and kind. It's a working city with a real sense of history. That's why I love my native town .

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i live in tashkent and it's my native town. it's the capital of independent uzbekistan. tashkent, which has new avenues, squares and high mountain has become the most modern city in uzbekistan. city flourishing as never before.tashkent is a beautiful city and it's great for walking around. there are lots of narrow streets, theatres, museums and squares. there is independence square, where there are lots of good bars and restaurants. people go there at weekends to relax in the sun, eat ice creams are, drink coffee and watch the nature.most visitors are attracted by the city 's history and monuments. there are several statues and historical buildings such as Kukaldosh madarasah and the Barakhan mosque which were built in the 16 th century. a must for all visitors is the spectacular Amir Temur museum. it gives us historical information about Amir Temur's life and his kingdom.Particularly, i think the bests things about tashkent are the people and its climate. the weather is wonderful. people are very friendly and kind. it's a working city with a real sense of history. that's why i love my native town.