September 28 is the day of creation of the National Park of Uzbekistan

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September 28 is the day of creation of the National Park of Uzbekistan

National Park of Uzbekistan, Alisher Navoi National Park of Uzbekistan (183a Almazar Street) is the largest cultural and recreational park in Uzbekistan, located in the central part of Tashkent. The total area is 45 hectares. Part of the garden was built in 1938 at the initiative of young people, mainly in the method of hashar, and was named after young people. In 1991, on the occasion of the 550th anniversary of Alisher Navoi, on the initiative of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Islam Karimov, the garden was renovated and renamed to its current name. Later it was expanded and a completely new look garden was built. National Park Alisher Navoi Memorial Complex, Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis, Palace of Culture and Arts Exhibition, Istiqlol Palace of Arts, Abdulkasim Madrasa, Navruz Restaurant, fountain circular pool, circular stage and in complete harmony with the amphitheater. Using the natural lows and highs of the garden wisely, a beautiful, beautiful landscape has been created. The greenery (maple, pine, poplar, acacia, spruce, willow, chestnut, etc., lawn and flower beds) has a pleasant appearance. The canal flowing through the garden area provides water to the artificial lake (level 2 hectares) where it is equipped with 9 springs. There are 2 islands on the lake, 2 arched bridges have been built to cross them, there is a swimming pool on the shore, a boat base (20 catamarans, 10 boats, 2 motor boats serve the guests). The national park has facilities for recreation and relaxation of residents and guests of the city: 2 outdoor spectacles with seats, 10 attractions, chess and checkers, children's railway, library, food and soft drinks outlets have The park hosts the main celebrations of Navruz (since 2000) and Independence (since 2005), as well as folk festivals, various cultural and educational events.