Silk Road Tourist Complex

As you stroll through the charming streets of this recreated city, you will encounter artisan workshops, a library, a puppet theater, as well as various relaxation zones, cafes, and restaurants. The workshops are home to over 100 skilled artisans, including potters, blacksmiths, engravers, carvers, embroiderers, weavers, jewelers, and miniature painters, providing visitors with the opportunity to witness their craftsmanship firsthand and purchase unique handmade items.

One highlight of the park is an authentic historical costume workshop, featuring a magnificent collection of replica garments from various historical epochs. The city also boasts traditional tandirs, where delicious samsa and flatbreads are baked, alongside an Uzbek chaikhana that serves national dishes from all regions of Uzbekistan. Additionally, a specialty shop offers tastings of wines from ten different regions of the country, allowing guests to savor the diverse flavors of Uzbek viticulture.

Surrounded on all sides by a serene water canal, access to the Eternal City is granted via two beautifully designed bridges, enhancing the enchanting atmosphere of this cultural oasis.