[2025 Tashkent Attraction] Travel Guide for Magic City Park (Updated Mar)

Known as the "Little Disneyland of Central Asia," this is a must-visit attraction in Uzbekistan. Free entry, security check required at the entrance. Themed around a global carnival, the central castle is a mini version of the Disneyland castle in California. The lighting here at night is very good, and many locals come here with their families to take a walk and have dinner. There is also an indoor children's play area and the first aquarium in Uzbekistan. At night, there is a lakeside music fountain. It's a great place to take photos. The entire concept and design was completed by Sanderson Group. The first theme park in Central Asia, with a second and third phase planned in the future.

In the vast expanse of Central Asia, Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, shines like a brilliant pearl, exuding a unique charm. Today, follow this one-day City Walk guide and immerse yourself in the enchanting atmosphere of Tashkent! A Magical City, Encountering a Dreamlike Time First stop, head to Magic City, which enjoys the reputation of "Uzbekistan's Little Disneyland." In Tashkent, using Yandex Go is super convenient and affordable, making it easy to reach this joyful place. Magic City doesn't require an entrance fee. Once you enter, it's like stepping into a fairy-tale world. Here, you can take a leisurely stroll, bask in the warm sunshine, and enjoy a pleasant afternoon. Shopping, sightseeing, and dining are all available here, whether you want to pick out unique souvenirs or savor local snacks, you'll find everything you need. If you want to admire the dreamy night view, setting off in the afternoon is just perfect. As night falls, Magic City transforms into an ocean of lights. Accompanied by the rhythm of music, fountains dance gracefully, and the water columns, illuminated by colorful lights, change into various fantastic shapes, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. Exploring History, Experiencing the Charm of Religious Culture Leaving Magic City, the next stop is the Khast Imam Complex (Harazti Imom). This is one of the most representative architectural sites in Tashkent, featuring mosques, the Quran Museum, madrasahs, and other unique buildings, each imbued with a profound religious and cultural heritage. Strolling through the complex, the exquisite craftsmanship and unique Islamic style are captivating, as if you've traveled through time back to ancient times. It's worth mentioning that admission here is free, but female visitors should note that they must bring their own headscarves. According to Muslim customs, women must cover their heads when entering such religious sites, which is also a sign of respect for local culture. Also, using Yandex Go for locating around here might not be very accurate. When I was about to leave, I couldn't find the car according to the location. Fortunately, the warm-hearted locals offered their help, not only finding the car for me but even paying for the fare. It was truly heartwarming and greatly increased my fondness for Tashkent. A Culinary Feast, Savoring Local Delicacies After a day of exploring, you must be hungry. It's time to embark on a culinary journey! I highly recommend a restaurant specializing in Khiva cuisine—Ko'hna khiva. The cost of dining in Tashkent is not high, and here, you can enjoy delicious food at affordable prices. This restaurant has an elegant environment, attentive service, and exceptional dishes. Their cuisine blends unique local spices and cooking techniques, yet surprisingly caters to Chinese palates. Whether it's the succulent roasted meat, the fragrant naan bread, or the various unique stews, every bite will tantalize your taste buds, allowing you to fully appreciate the culinary charm of Uzbekistan. A one-day City Walk in Tashkent offers a dreamlike amusement park, profound historical culture, and unforgettable cuisine. With such a rich and colorful travel experience, what are you waiting for? Pack your bags and embark on a spontaneous and wonderful journey to Tashkent!

#รับส่วนลดไม่พึ่งดวง Within walking distance to Seoul Mun is another shopping/amusement park called ‘Magic City’. When I first took taxi pass it during the day, I thought it’s an amusement park which you have to pay to get in but no, it’s more like a shopping street inspired by Disneyland theme I would say. Inside, there are small amusement park, both indoor and outdoor. I’d suggest visiting this place at night to see the light.

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#9月好去地方2024 Magic City Park is located in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. It is the largest all-season amusement park in Central Asia and recently opened in 2021. Everyone can easily spend half a day or even a whole day there without getting bored🥳😆 The park is themed around fairy tales and has a 60-meter-high fairy tale castle. There are many shops, cafes, food courts and entertainment facilities in the castle, including Uzbekistan’s first laser cinema, bowling and game halls, an amphitheater for live performances, and the first aquarium in Central Asia, with a 3.8-meter-deep aquarium in a 20-meter-long tunnel. The aquarium has 100 species of fish, snakes, jellyfish, insects and giant sharks🐟🐠🐡🐳 At night, the park is filled with light and fountain shows, music, fountain fountains and laser animations. Weekly fireworks shows light up the night sky 🎇🎆 Tashkent Magic City is a modern amusement park suitable for all ages. An experience that children, families, couples and tourists will enjoy 🥳‼ ️Must-visit attractions‼ ️ 📍пл. Беш Агач, Furkat Street, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

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It was the most fantastic experience I've ever had in this place I would really love to come back! #magiccity