My native town Karshi

Today's Karshi
Today Karshi is the administrative center of Kashkadarya region. The town numbers almost 300 thousands people. It is located 400 km from Tashkent (520 km by highway) and 335 km to the north from the border with Afghanistan. For last years Karshi has been looking very different: new administrative buildings, educational institutions, recreational zones and sports complexes were constructed. The town is constantly growing slowly but in right way. Perhaps, when the tourist potential of Karshi is opened, it would achieve next step of development.

Nikolayev bridge
Karshi
The place where the Uzbekskaya street crosses a shallow and turbid Kashkadarya river is the most interesting construction of the city, the Nikolayev




Kok Gumbaz Mosque
Karshi
Kok Gumbaz Mosque in Qarshi is a pale reflection of its architectural forefather in Shakhrisabz. It was heavily restored and not a lot of left of its original

World War II Memorial
Karshi
For the truly monumental, pay homage to what is, without doubt, Central Asia's most epic World War II Memorial. One of the largest such monuments in

Odina Mosque
Karshi
Striking blue dome of the heavily restored 16th century Odina Mosque, built on the site of the former Mongol palace. The building (curiously signposted the 'Odina Center of Self