Метро в Ташкенте: Stunning Stations of the Metro in Tashkent, Uzbekistan (Red Line)

[@ChrisOnline1]

I gotta say, the architecture of the train stations are amazing.

[@Thomas1980]

SUPER Video👍👍👍

[@Andla_2806]

3:35 ...that very moment when beauty reveals itself to your eyes.

[@cabane5347]

It's a bit too much of the ancient soviet era, though. Like the Moscow subway (definitely the most beautiful over a few legendary stations, but certainly not all over) and I'm wondering what the rest of their network looks like, if they even got any actual network. Don't get me wrong, I live a very densely populated area (Paris, France), so I'm all for mass transit to get us rid of cumbersome cars. But things have to be balanced, then I'm not in favor of those few stunning stations to serve any Marxist elite as a showcase while the overall network would actually look poor. Besides, their subway trains appear outdated. They need modern automated trains, like those developed here to avoid annoying strikes. Lol, automated systems and machines don't strike. They work all the time without complaining, right? Anyway, everything, everywhere has to be both pretty and modern. Not just the central areas meant for their Marxist elite. That's it.

[@luishenriquedemelofilgueir5547]

cool

[@kk-transport]

These train models are like everywhere in eastern europe/west asia

[@kk-transport]

@Mr Foreston yeah

[@bekhzodtulanov5519]

4:18 This is "Xalqlar Do'stligi" station, not Paxtakor. Paxtakor was the previous one

[@discover_uzbekistan]

Wow nicely shot. How did you like Uzbekistan?

[@elvirleonard]

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