TOP 10 Tashkent Metro Stations | Visit Uzbekistan 🇺🇿

[@TheGrayLifewithJimPearl]

The stations are so clean and beautiful. A great way to tell how nice and safe a city is.

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

It really is. Thank you so much, guys 😊😊

[@jackhui2812]

Beautiful metros there! So clean! I wish there was more public transportation like that in the US. Especially for 12 CENTS!!! Thank you for sharing Gabriel

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

I totally agree! Amazing metro, very reliable, not to mention very pretty. I was looking for example in Vienna, yeah it's a good service, but the metro stations are everything but beautiful 😅

[@ddsferd1628]

If you want to get public transportation for 12 cents get ready to have salary about 200-500 dollars per month as it is in Uzbekistan. Greetings from Uzbekistan😊

[@silvie1502]

After watching your video, the metro stations in Tashkent are a tourist attraction in themselves: with specific themes, architecturally impressive, decorated with marble, mosaics and glass, majestically lit. I really liked Alisher Navoi Station, Toshkent, Kosmonavtlar and Pushkin Station. And Gafur Gulom Station. Great video!

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

Definitely an attraction on its own! Next time I'll check some more. I've read online about other stations that are supposed to be super awesome. Need to come back one day.

[@ОксанаРогожникова-н3н]

Меня всегда поражают туристы из Англии, Америки, Австрии и далее... как они уважительно , бережно и с восхищением относятся и отзываются о культуре, о быте других стран и народов ❤❤❤ Они умеют видеть красоту в каждой мелочи и это даёт знать об их уровни воспитание в отличии от туристов, которые приезжают из России. Огромная благодарность, что приезжая в другую страну вы не переходите грань не дозволенного! Спасибо за ваше интересное путешествие по метро Ташкента❤❤❤❤

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

конечно мой друг. Я люблю Узбекистан! культура, архитектура, еда и конечно же узбекский народ! 🥰🇺🇿

[@ОксанаРогожникова-н3н]

😊❤❤❤​@@WhereDoWeTravelNow

[@Misha_Spiridonov]

А все ли уважительно относятся к самой России? Ведь не всё то золото что блестит. Тем более от янков.

[@ddsferd1628]

​@@Misha_Spiridonovза что ее уважать?

[@bakhtiyarkamilov6078]

не понял! А туристы из других стран не умеют? И зачем такое постоянное восхваление только англо-саксонских стран!!!! Такое может быть только за бабки!!!! За бабки по продвижению либерализма.... А послушайте как с восхищением пишут туристы из Кореи, Японии, Индонезии, Малайзии, Китая, но лучше всех относятся туристы из России!!! Казахстана!!!! Киргизии!!!! Таджикистана!!!! Беларуси!!!! Намного!!!!

[@SupratimBhowmick]

You narration is as pretty as the metro stations. Next week I am going to Tashkent. I will surely spend some time exploring these metro stations. Thank you.

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

Thank you so much, you are very kind :) I wish you the best time in Tashkent! Will you also visit other cities or places in Uzbekistan? Cheers!

[@gimanividu2055]

I was looking for informative vlogs to plan my next tour in 🇺🇿 and I found you ☺️. Very interesting, simple and yet useful information after all. Thank you for sharing 🤩 Waiting for more vlogs…. Can’t wait to visit Tashkent 🤞🏻😇

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

When are you going to Uzbekistan? If you still have some weeks/months, then there will surely be a lot of new vlogs by then. I am glad you found it useful 😊 Thank you for the lovely feedback!

[@katieencore]

Wow, amazing video! So unique and pretty with all these different designs and details! I never knew riding the subway could be such an awesome experience! Also, love your presentation style, very nice mini-documentary. Looking forward to more of your videos! Big thumbs up, Gabriel! ❤️

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

Riding the metro was always fun... except for maybe once when someone threw up in my compartment. That wasn't the most pleasant Tashkent metro moment 😂 But yeah, the stations are really beautiful. Any other top 10's I should do?

[@musemusa9164]

Impressive indeed Will be visiting Uzbekistan in April 24 and will visit the Metro stations ❤

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

That's great! There are so many things to visit in Tashkent and in general in Uzbekistan. I have more videos with stuff to do in Tashkent if you're interested 🥰🇺🇿

[@beerandmetallover]

This is a great summary video! It's totally understandable why Kosmonavtlar metro station is first on your list. I think I would spend the most time exploring here of all the stations. I really liked the turquoise tiles at Gafur Gulom station (one of my favourite colours :D) I would definitely be curious to see the other metro stations after your next visit! Maybe you could make a similar top 10 list of trains/other vehicles you've seen so far. I'm sure you've seen a wide variety of interesting things on your travels, from the most modern to the weirdest :)

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

Thank you for the lovely comment! A top 10 trains or train rides around the world would be awesome, something I would love to do. The only problem is that I haven't checked them all, not even a quarter 😅 So it would be a poor list without the Trans Siberian or other amazing trains. I need to travel a few more years (or decades) and then I can make such a video, too 🤭😂

[@beerandmetallover]

@@WhereDoWeTravelNow I'll wait! Keep on travelling, you can give us lots of wonderful things to see until the list is complete! 🥳😁

[@sarvarbekakhmedov82]

Alisher Navoi Metro looks fantastic

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

It's one my favourites, too! 😍

[@edmondopowell]

looks pretty cool there nice metro...............was in kazakhstan and kyrgistan saw nothing like this there............

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

I definitely need to visit more countries in Central Asia. Kyrgyzstan is high on my list. How did you like it? Would you recommend it?

[@edmondopowell]

@@WhereDoWeTravelNow issyk kul lake is well worth seen in Kyrgyzstan, you see a lot too heading there from Bishkek. Lots of day tours from issyk kul too to places nearby! Def worth the flight. Istanbul I found was better to head from London anyway loads of direct flights to Central Asia daily from there

[@vanhainguyen439]

These metro stations are very beautiful and modern, wonderful train system

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

Thanks a lot, mate! I appreciate it!

[@yakkabori9112]

Vietnam?

[@farruhahmedov5495]

Uzbekistan​@@yakkabori9112

[@RM-rf9ic]

Did you manage to see the elevated metro? also interesting solutions and large stations. Welcome to Uzbekistan, we always welcome guests.

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

Unfortunately I haven't seen the elevated ones. Would have been interesting. Thank you so much for the warm welcome. I love my time in Uzbekistan 🥰🇺🇿🇺🇿

[@AAnaMonteiro]

I'm planning to visit Tashkent and I saw your video. Very nice, clear, and comprehensive! Thanks for the tips

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

@@AAnaMonteiro Thank you so much, that's just so nice of you! I have more videos from Tashkent and Uzbekistan in general, if you're interested. What do you plan on visiting? I wish you an excellent trip! 🤩🇺🇿

[@user-cd9dj7rs4x]

Thank you very much for your interesting video. Will visit Tashkent and other place this October with 1 son, 1 son-in-law and 4 grandsons. Best wishes from The Netherlands 🇳🇱🇳🇱

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

That's amazing, I'm glad you enjoyed it. I have a lot more videos from Tashkent and other places in Uzbekistan, if you're interested. I hope you'll have an amazing trip! Let me know how it was 😊🇺🇿

[@firdawsbukhari1754]

Good job!

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it. Cheers!

[@Cramp100]

Most of the station names are also reflected in the design. For instance, at Pushkinskaya station, Pushkin was a poet and novelist from the Romantic era, so the lighting there resembles candles. The Cosmonaut station represents a space breakthrough from the past.

[@Shlepa_kit]

Yes, paxtakor is translate like cotton and others stations have the decorations of them name :)

[@April_Argilus]

What a joy of a video! I'm obsessed with all kinds of charts, and a ranking of metro stations seems like a fantastic idea! After seeing the Gafur Guloam station only on the 7th position, I was a little confused. But then, I have to admit, I understood your reasoning and choices! Super cool!🚇❤

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

I remember when I first saw Yunus Rajabiy I thought to myself "this has to be the one" because I really liked that set of stairs and the angles it provides. But that's the thing about Tashkent Metro, you always find other stations and whoaaa, just like that you have a new favourite 😅 Uzbekistan rules big time! 🇺🇿

[@hmachhuann]

Just looking through your video i still remember the scent of all the stations 😊❤ Blessed Uzbekistan 🇺🇿

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

I have such great memories from there, too. I have to get back there soon 🇺🇿🤩

[@rambo10101]

You highlighted some great stations. In addition to those, I want to add that Tinchlik station looks pretty cool with all the art on its walls and so does Beruniy station with its ceiling and chandeliers. Bodomzor station is a nice one, too and Hamid Olimjon station gives romantic vibes. From the most recently added stations, Turkiston is a pretty and bright one. But my heart goes to Novza station which is where I lived and took the metro from every day.

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

Your comments are amazing, mate! Thanks a lot! I haven't visited all the metro stations and obviously I have missed some of the important (and beautiful) ones. Next time I'll definitely go on a metro hunt again. Hopefully soon 😊🇺🇿

[@studiomadeinnature]

I am positively surprised of how nicely you pronounce the “letter O” in Uzbek language! Enjoy and visit our country more frequently!

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

Aww, that's so nice of you, mate! I am sure I mispronounced a lot of names, but it happens 😆 I have loads of videos from Uzbekistan. Hope you'll enjoy them! 🤩🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿

[@josepintado3910]

Thank you for your video. I'm a subway aficionado. I ride the metros in cities that I visit. Hopefully someday I'll visit Tashkent .

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

Yes, It's one of the best metros I've ever ridden. Awesome stations! You should definitely visit when you have the chance 😍🇺🇿

[@kinnuowaan786]

i go this month i want to vist also metro staion tahnks for information

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

You're gonna love it, I am sure. What else do you plan to visit? Cheers! 🇺🇿

[@insho.]

glad you are enjoying Uzbekistan. thanks for visiting👍

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

I love it! Awesome places, amazing people!

[@ilymanalus3637]

This is very informative video, thank you for sharing, this will surely help me on my travel next week :)

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

Glad you enjoyed it. How was your trip to Uzbekistan? Where have you been? 😍🇺🇿

[@JamshidShoyusupov-fo1gm]

Great broo

[@rustamkuchkarov7574]

Thanks bro. Now in Tashkent approximately 60 stations, more than half stations in the earth on columns. Construction is continuing.

[@TheMak1S]

New Yorkers: this has got to be fake, no way the metro station is that clean 😅

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

Pretty damn clean and VERY safe. Compared to NY or LA it's probably the safest place on Earth 😂

[@michaeljackson5940]

🔥🔥🔥

[@sodinc]

Oh, they feel like they might be a part of the Moscow metro, the only noticeable difference is somewhat less bright lighting (closer to the soviet standard).

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

Most of them were built during the Soviet times, so that makes sense. I have to go to Moscow one day and make a comparison video or something 🤭

[@sevinchravshanova4861]

In Tashkent, there is 48 stations, but only 9 of them were built during soviet union. So, your point is wrong. Most of them were built after independence

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

@@sevinchravshanova4861 Not really. 9 were opened in 1977, but in the next years they inaugurated many others. 3 more in 1980, 5 more in 1984, 2 others in 1987, then 2 in 1989, plus 2 in 1991 (April, so before the independence). That's a total of 23.. not the majority, you are right, but a considerable number. 😊

[@akholikov]

Some corrections, I’m Uzbek, most likely you’ve been informed by old information about Uzbekistan. Country is already got rid of cotton industry and it’s not main source of income

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

That's great news, my friend. Thank you so much for your input. Hope you enjoyed the Uzbek videos 🎉🇺🇿

[@stefandee1970]

Shared...

[@AbdulazizAbdullayev-wn1cz]

Wooow

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

Many thanks 😍🤝🇺🇿

[@studiomadeinnature]

anyone knows “the name of the background music” in the Intro part?

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

Yes, I do know the song's title 😅 It's the band French Fuse with the song "Somewhere Fuse". Cheers!

[@studiomadeinnature]

@@WhereDoWeTravelNow thank you my friend! Be safe!

[@goutamganguly3939]

Beutiful underground journey in Tashkent. How to book metro ticket. Is there any app for this?

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

When I was there, I think there wasn't any app. Maybe in the meantime? Anyway, you can always do it the old fashioned way, like I did: there's a ticket counter in every station 🎟️

[@lizaluiza268]

Красиво😊❤❤❤

[@ddsferd1628]

No one station of Yunusobod line, except of Yunus Rajabi, alas. You have missed the Bodomzor station of that line. It is also one of the best metro station of our city. Very sad sitiation in our metro with illumination because of the deficit of electricity. You can see a lot of turned off lamps, that's why the most of stations are so dark. They would've be yet more beautiful with full illumination.

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

I have missed a lot of stations, unfortunately. There are a lot of them, and too little time. Next time I'm in the city I will try to check a few more, including Bodomzor :)

[@aziko7772]

For the most beautiful subway station in my point is Station Kosmonavtlar or cosmonauts

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

It was also my number 1 😊🇺🇿🇺🇿

[@aziko7772]

Hello Gabriel I am from Uzbekistan.

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

Hey there, nice to meet you. Hope you enjoyed my Uzbek travels. New videos coming soon 🇺🇿🥰

[@TilvaAdabiyot]

I works for Tashkent Metropolitan company

[@brianjones6500]

The best part of this video is that Rich Russians knew where to flee to survive a counter attack from the USA. As a person who knows such matters. Yea the subway is that well built. Good luck =]

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

Yup, definitely an amazing bomb shelter. Quite spacious, too. Just some water and food reserves and you're good for a few years there.

[@SJ-bl3uw]

We are not russians, we are UZBEKS!!!

[@Амир-з9и2ш]

После удачного полета в космос Гагарин погиб на испытании нового самолёта.Терешкова жива и избрана в Депутаты Госдумы

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

да, Юрий умер таким молодым 😔

[@Yug_Design]

So dark videos, dude

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

They match the colour of my soul, I guess 😁

[@komiljonmusayev9335]

🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿

[@zerving5090]

Это те челы которые стоят и фоткают метро

[@Misha_Spiridonov]

А кто строил всё это, и в какие времена? Не при союзе-ли?

[@WhereDoWeTravelNow]

старые станции явно были построены в советское время. Они выглядят потрясающе, не правда ли?

[@Misha_Spiridonov]

@@WhereDoWeTravelNow и я об том же