Tashkent is one of the ancient cities of Uzbekistan and Central Asia that has more than 2200 and today it is the capital of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The area is 327.9 km². The permanent population of the city today is over 3 million.

In 2007, Tashkent was declared the center of Islamic culture. This is due to the presence of many historical Islamic buildings in the city and the fact that the Islamic University of Tashkent and the Islamic Institute of Tashkent named after Imam Bukhari are located in this city, and the cultural history of the city it is related to Islamic traditions. Today the famous Hasti Imam Complex in Tashkent is one of the favorite places of local and foreign tourists, and the architectural monument (16th-20th centuries) is formed around the tomb of the famous Imam Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Ali Ismail al- Kaffol Shashi. The cemetery and the surrounding architectural complex are named after the Imam. It is in this complex where the sacred manuscript "The Koran of Osman" written directly during the reign of Caliph Osman (644-656) is preserved. That is why all tourists visit this complex to see and visit the holy manuscript, which is known and popular in the Muslim world. 

Tashkent is also the political center of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The majestic national, international administrative buildings are located in the capital. Unlike other cities, Tashkent is home to many theaters, museums, avenues, parks, luxury sports stadiums and beautiful and luxurious entertainment venues, as well as the most majestic and huge mosques in the country. Tashkent is also famous for its metro which is one of the most beautiful metro in the world with its beauty, luxury, decoration and ornamentation, attracting tourists from all over the world.