Spotter since 2020
Humble "Mar Mar-Plov Samsa na Ivlieva" in Tashkent is my choice for grabbing a quick lunch. Their samsas combine crispy dough and delicious fillings!
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"Minor Somsa" is the number 1 somsa place in Tashkent. You have to queue up - but it's worth it!
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"Mahatmagandi street" is a street where you can observe beautiful early Soviet period buildings with a Turkestan style interior. Also check Asaka street!
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"Farhod Farmers Market" in Tashkent's south side is an awesome place for everyone fond of fresh, organic & cheap produce! Thousands come here every day...
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"Qoratosh Meat Market" in Tashkent will impress you with the authentic choice of Uzbek meats! Try horse meat sausage, beef, my favorite lamb tongue & more!
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"Cosmonaut Park" is an idyllic green space where locals from all over come to rest and spend leisure time. I love the ice cream machine & book bazaar here!
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Did you know that Tashkent has a Gothic German Lutheran church that goes all the way back to 1899, when the city had a vast German community?
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The "Chilonzor District" in Tashkent is my home. It is a throwback to Soviet times, but it boils with life: you can find people from all over around here...
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About me
Hi and salom! I am a human who values honesty, kindness and humanity. Today my goals are to meet new people and listen to their stories. I believe that every person has something to tell. Drinking hot coffee, while hearing another voice is my meaningful leisure time.
I just love a good meal. Hence, I eat more than travel. Russian cuisine is my favorite. I appreciate simplicity, as it helps make life easier. I'm a big fan of long walks. I am Uzbek and proud to be born in Uzbekistan.
Why Tashkent
Tashkent is my home. It is warm and close to the soul. All seasons have pleasant moments to cherish. In spring, it is fresh, sunny and inviting for outdoor activities. In summer it is extremely hot, but shaggy trees save a shady spot for the daytime pedestrians. Autumn in Tashkent is magnificent: warm, pleasant with 50 shades of fall. In winter, Tashkent is less active outside, but life is in full swing in cafes and restaurants where city dwellers warm up in companies big or small.
Tashkent has a special and welcoming atmosphere. I just love living here. As the saying goes: East or West, home is best.
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