The Japanese Garden in Tashkent is a unique cultural landmark offering a slice of Japanese landscape architecture in the heart of Uzbekistan's capital. Located in the Mirzo Ulugbek district, this garden provides a peaceful retreat from the city's bustling atmosphere.
Designed with traditional Japanese landscaping principles, the garden features carefully manicured plants, stone pathways, decorative bridges, and a tranquil water element. Visitors can experience the zen-like atmosphere, observe carefully pruned trees and shrubs, and enjoy a moment of calm in an unexpected urban setting. The garden represents a beautiful cultural exchange between Japan and Uzbekistan, symbolizing friendship and mutual respect.
Best Time: Spring and autumn for mild temperatures
Time Needed: 1-2 hours
Entrance: Free