The entrance fee is 15.000 som for locals and 50.000 som for foreigners, with extra charge for photos, which is a pity. I've spend a little more than an hour to cover everything, and I could easily say that this is the best museum I've been to in Uzbekistan, but mostly because the others were really bad! The exhibition is somewhat basic, a lot of information is presented just in Uzbek, and in general it feels like someone was really trying, but didn't have the materials and the talent to make it nice. I would lower the ticket price twice and allow pictures for free to make it worth visiting.

One floor is dedicated to pre-history through until the end of communism. It is OK but a little dry. Not enough interesting exhibits and too much reading text. The other floor is dedicated to the current period since Uzbek independence. The propaganda here is too emphasised and detracts from the historical information.

This museum is in a large building, with the exhibits on the ground and first floors. It covers the history of the region from the stone age to the present day. There were some beautiful creations from the Persians and Bactrian Greeks as well as Bhuddist sculptures that were so prevalent in the area before the rise of Islam. There were sections on the massive contributions to science, medicine, architecture and culture that made this area critically important to world history. There was also a very large section showing how the country had improved since independence from the Soviet Union in 1991. This part was created by the Islam Karimov school of propaganda and was rather one sided!

Paid 50K and photo 60K total 11K but the Buddha sculpture is nor there displayed in Germany. 3rd floor is under reconstruction. They did not tell me anything and i just paid 110K to see stones and paintings. Check before you come to the museum. My main purpose to visit was to see the oldest Buddha sculpture. Very very disappointed

This museum might be only two levels, but it’s fantastic. Covers the country from pre-history through today and is a great introduction to the country if you’re starting your tour in Tashkent. It will leave you inspired and ready for the adventures you’re about to experience as you tour the rest of the country, or will be a great summary of your trip if you visit this museum on your way home. It’s wonderful that the museum has been able to retain so many ancient artefacts. The third floor is covered end-to-end in models of Uzbekistans many modern achievements, which I personally think are very cool.

Really poor museum. They charge foreigner extra but don’t provide all information in English. So, for what do you charge foreigner extra!? It was a waste of 50000 Sum and also of time. Even the toilets are really old and stink. Try to avoid this small museum if you are not fluent in Russian or Uzbek.

There are very few English language sources on Uzbekistan’s history, and this museum will be your go-to in order to learn about Uzbekistan. Its whole of Level 2 is dedicated to the (official) version of national history, tracing back to as early as prehistoric times and early settlement up till Independence. The artefacts on display speak amply to both the government’s effort to educate visitors and the very fact that, though little known to the outside world, Uzbekistan is rich in heritage and should be so proud of its national history. The country has really come a long way.

Nice to get a quick browse on the history of Turkestan, but the scarse English description and the paternalistic tone of some of the panels if improved could definitely rise the level of this important landmark in Tashkent. Nonetheless it was a good spot to refresh a bit after a scorching day of summer.

A good history museum. Quite a few interesting exhibits. It’s pretty small. The interesting part is the second floor. The third floor is history after independence. Very little explanation in English. A bit more in Russian. The toilets are AWFUL. It’s a disgrace. Everything is in dire need of renovation.

Museum detailing the history of the people of uzbekistan from prehistoric to modern times. A rich history at the crossroads of mighty empires with lots of Amir Temur

Loved the place and collection. Worth the time and money. Must recommend.

The State Museum of History of Uzbekistan, established in 1876, was one of the largest scientific-educational institutions. The museum has been included in the composition of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan since its foundation in 1943. As a multi-disciplinary establishment, the museum fulfills a number of roles. First, it serves as a scientific research institution. It is also the largest custodian of artifacts representing the material and spiritual cultural heritage of the country. Lastly, the museum serves as a center of dissemination of historical knowledge. The museum has more than 325,000 items collected over its existence of more than 140 years. Among these are many unique items or monuments of Uzbekistan. Unique museum exhibits include the remains of a primitive man from the Sel-Ungur Cave (1.5 million years B.C.); a stone sculpture of two snakes found on the territory of the Fergana Valley (2nd millennium B.C.); décor of the Bukhara governors’ palace from the 6th-8th centuries; fragments of a 7th– to 8th-century mural painting found in an Afrosiab settlement; a 10th-century carved wooden column from Oburdon village; and the “Triad,” an ancient statue of Buddha with two monks (1st-4th centuries B.C.), and other findings discovered in 1969 in the Fayaz-Tepa Buddhist temple complex. The museum also houses a stationary exhibition informing guests of the history of Uzbekistan since its ancient period. It shows the history of the Uzbek statehood, patriotism, and heroism and the creative activity of the Uzbek people from the new methodological positions to the wealth of national traditions. The exhibits of the museum are constantly demonstrated at international exhibitions, where the world community gets acquainted with them. In 2018, four memorandums of understanding were signed between the State Museum of History of Uzbekistan and four respective noteworthy organizations: the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago, the Shanghai Museum, the National Museum of Kazakhstan, and the Institute of History and Archeology of the Mongolian Academy of Sciences. With the support of the National Commission for UNESCO of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Museum of the History of Uzbekistan developed a mobile application on the Android platform through which visitors can download detailed information about the content of the museum using the installed wi-fi system.

(Translated by Google) Incredibly delicious! Acre aka thanks a lot! (Original) Невероятно вкусно!Акром ака спасибо большое!

The owner who is also one of the chefs visited our table and explained the menu to us in person. There was a problem with the beef teppanyaki and they offered us a free eel roll to compensate. We enjoyed the hospitality of this lively Japanese restaurant, we also highly recommend people to sit inside if you order teppanyaki so that the dishes won't get cold. By sitting inside we got to watch some cool tricks the teppanyaki chef was showing while preparing for our food. The sushi was not cheap but they are generous with the portion.

(Translated by Google) Sushi is absolutely not tasty .. Cook for a very long time .. And still not tasty .. Just stink of food .. 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎 (Original) Суши совершенно не вкусные.. Очень долго готовят.. И все равно не вкусно.. Только провоняли едой.. 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

(Translated by Google) Very tasty rolls! (Original) Очень вкусные роллы!

(Translated by Google) Nice museum. A big disadvantage is the lack of conditions for the low-mobile category of people. (Original) Неплохой музей. Большой минус - это отсутствие условий для маломобильной категории людей.

Workers are not that much kind. Why foreigners should pay 5 times more than local? Should we pay more to see local history? Make no sence at all.

Very nice museum, good starting point to understand Uzbekistan's history better. As with any museum in Uzbekistan, English explicative texts are limited. Something to be worked on in the future. 16000 soms for foreigners 5000 soms for residents.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful place, this museum covers almost the entire history of the Republic of Uzbekistan, to almost every exhibit there is a description in three languages, historically significant exhibits, beautiful interiors. Inexpensive entry - 2000 sum. This money is worth giving in order to enjoy the cozy atmosphere and learn a lot of interesting things about the development of our country. But, as mentioned above, not all exhibits have a description in three languages, namely: Russian, English, Uzbek. Some lack even Russian content, which makes perception difficult. Therefore, you have to resort to the help of a guide, which is what many foreign tourists use. Cons are minor, but they are. Negligent attitude to some exhibits. Creaking floors, which indicates the absence of cosmetic repairs. There is an interactive whiteboard, but it does not work, at least at the time of my visits it was turned off. All of the above, however, is not able to spoil the impression. So I strongly advise you to visit this museum (Original) Замечательное место, данный музей охватывает почти всю историю Республики Узбекистан, к почти каждому экспонату имеется описание на трёх языках, исторически значимые экспонаты, красивые интерьеры. Недорогой вход - 2000 су́м. Эти деньги стоит отдать, чтобы насладится уютной обстановкой и узнать много интересного про становление нашей Родины. Но, как было сказано выше, не у всех экспонатов имеется описание на трёх языках, а именно : русский, английский, узбекский. На некоторых отсутствует даже русское содержание, что затрудняет восприятие. Поэтому приходится прибегать к помощи гида, чем и пользуются множество иностранных туристов. Минусы незначительные, но они есть. Халатное отношение к некоторым экспонатам. Скрипящие полы, что говорит о отсутствии косметического ремонта. Есть интерактивная доска, но она не функционирует, по крайней мере, в момент моих посещений она была выключена. Всё выше перечисленное, однако, не способно испортить впечатление. Так что категорически советую вам посетить данный музей

(Translated by Google) The exhibition was very fulfilling. The English commentary only gives an overview of the times, so those who are not familiar with Russian or Uzbek can enjoy it first after looking at the Central Asian History Wiki. I also had a special exhibition on the exchange between China (Tang) and Bukhara (Mr. Anne), but I laughed with no intention of promoting. (Original) 非常に展示が充実していた。英語解説は時代の概要についてしかないので、ロシア語ないしウズベク語に詳しくない人は先に中央アジア史のWikiとか見てから行った方が楽しめる。あと、中国(唐)とブハラ(安氏)の交流に関する特別展やってたけど、プロモートする気ゼロで苦笑。

(Translated by Google) Delicious food, I recommend tom yam soup. The establishment is not big, but they can cook some dishes with you. Advise (Original) Очень вкусная еда советую суп том ям. Заведение не большое но могут некоторые блюда приготовить при вас. Советую

(Translated by Google) Japanese cuisine, according to all the rules and assortment (Original) Японская кухня, по всем правилам и ассортименту

It’s a nice place,get good knowledge about Uzbekistan.

The exhibition’s first level is great but you can miss the second one.

Oof. A bit extra for foreigners is fine but over 3x the price? That's just rude. The most interesting part is the Soviet era building anyway, just have a look in the entrance hall and leave is my advice.

Not that interesting. Costs like $4.55. Not really worth it. First floor is kinda hard to follow. Second floor is about the government and some famous people. Good place to escape the heat.

Well the last floor with the modern part of the country give you an optimism and idea of the country. However the other two floors of the previous historical periods they don't have enough English guidance labels and need immediately a complete update and renewal in order to be interesting. Go because you need to learn but don't expect so much

Very interesting museum that takes the visitors from the very beginnings to nowadays. A people proud of its history that shares their values and beliefs. If you visit in the summer be aware that the AC is not really functioning

Exactly what I was expecting and just what I hoped for!

This used to be the Lenin Museum, we were accepted here as pioneers

Half of it is dedicated to modern Uzbekistan with telephones and wifi modems on display, so it's not amazing.

I enjoyed visiting this museum. 50,000 for entrance (for foreigners) and yes I got around it in an hour. But it was a great introduction to Uzbekistan history and I learned a few new things. A few items were away on loan.

Wonderful place to get glimpses of Uzbekistan's history from the stone age to the 21st century.

The museum covers from prehistoric to Soviet periods. A half of the exhibition focuses on the medieval period in which you can get a more elaborate perspective at the museum of Temurids. My experience could have been better if there were more translations. I was on google translate (Uzbek <> Eng) most of time. It is a nice place to visit when you have extra time to spare

The museum is located in a beautiful large building, but has a rather small exhibition inside. On one floor there is history from the Stone Age to “independence”, on the other there is a parade of modern achievements. The historical exhibition was compiled for the opening of the museum in this building in 1991 and has not changed over the past 33 years. Only they tried to remove the Russian language from the descriptions. The exhibition about modern history consists of boring newspaper photographs of handshakes of those in power and bravura texts in Uzbek and English. The museum work is simply zero, although there are some really interesting and beautiful artifacts on display. In the museum store there are no price tags for goods, and they also do not provide a receipt. I have great doubts that the 60 thousand I paid for the 120-page guide to the museum ended up entirely in the museum’s cash register, and did not partially migrate to the personal pocket of the saleswoman or her boss. In addition, I paid 50 thousand for entry, because I am not a citizen, although my grandfather was a professor at Tashkent State University (35 years old), and my grandmother taught at school (40 years old). Thank you. There was a beautiful mirror in the toilet, but there were only three stalls, one of which was closed, and the others did not have latches. In addition, there was a toilet stench in the room. In short, overall the museum did not inspire me to study history and did not add optimism about the future of this country. People here have no respect for their past or their visitors. The purpose of the museum is propaganda and profit. Sadly.

Thank you, we had a great time.

I like state museum of Tashkent its is very amazing for me

A must see museum. Wonderful exhibits. One needs about 2 hours to see the whole museum properly.

General history from dinosaurs to independence. Soviet era archaeologists found many artifacts going back millenia. Good for school kids.

Interesting insight into Uzbek history and culture, well worth a visit.

Covers everything from pre historic until today. Lots of artefacts and things to see but feels a bit dry for my liking.

You can't take photos. That's a pity. Otherwise a fascinating find.

The museum takes a more scientific approach to telling Uzbekistan history. No air conditioning.

Informative and easy to find it.You will regret it if you don't visit them.

Great place to learn about history of Uzbekistan

Good to know their history.

(Translated by Google) museum that provides information about history Cultural traditions of this country As well Saw the change into the era of Former Soviet Union affecting culture and way of life As well as changes when Declaration of secession from the former Soviet Union And the direction of the country to move forward It is a museum that is very interesting to visit. (Original) museum ที่ให้ข้อมูลเกี่ยวกับประวัติศาสตร์ ขนบธรรมเนียม วัฒนธรรมของประเทศนี้ ได้เป็นอย่างดี เห็นถึงความเปลี่ยนแปลงเข้าสู่ยุคของ อดีตสหภาพโซเวียตที่มีผลต่อวัฒนธรรมและวิถีชีวิต ตลอดจนความเปลี่ยนแปลงเมื่อมี การประกาศแยกตัวออกจากอดีตสหภาพโซเวียต และทิศทางของประเทศที่จะก้าวเดินต่อไป เป็น museum ที่น่าสนใจเยี่ยมชมมาก

(Translated by Google) History is our everything (Original) История это наше всё

Amazing place to visit full of great historical relics, the building is very beautiful

Beautiful museum

Learnt about history of Uzbekistan

(Translated by Google) A must for everyone who likes history. This is how you learn a lot about Uzbekistan! (Original) Ein Muss für alle die Geschichte mögen. So erfährt man sehr viel über Usbekistan!

(Translated by Google) Very interesting museum that traces the entire history of Uzbekistan, passing from Alexander the Great to Tamerlane, continuing for the period of the khanates to the Soviet Union. The top floor is entirely dedicated to the present of the country, with particular attention to the actions of President Kerimov (Original) Museo molto interessante che ripercorre tutta la storia dell'Uzbekistan, passando da Alessandro Magno a Tamerlano, proseguendo per il periodo dei khanati fino all'Unione Sovietica. L'ultimo piano è interamente dedicato al presente del paese, con particolare attenzione alle azioni del presidente Kerimov

(Translated by Google) It's a beautiful museum. But it is neglected. The top floor was like the museum of today. But there are very old photos, mosaics, stone ruins. (Original) Güzel bir müze. Fakat bakımsız. En üst kat günümüz müzesi gibi olmuş. Ama çok eski fotolar, mozaikler, taş kalıntıları var.

(Translated by Google) Okay ᆢ (Original) 좋아요ᆢ

(Translated by Google) The most ordinary museum. There are very few original exhibits. (Original) Самый обыкновенный музей.Оригиналов экспонатов очень мало.

(Translated by Google) Highly recommended as a must-see place (Original) 꼭 와봐야 할 곳으로 적극 추천합니다

(Translated by Google) Very interesting (Original) Очень интересно

(Translated by Google) Uzbekistan National History Museum Uzbekistan Located in the capital Tashkent National Museum Central Asia's oldest museum From stone age to chronological order On display Mother Mother God Priest Zoroastre, Oswari Scythia's golden ornaments Deer with bent legs Above all, Termez From the Fayaz Tepa ruins found From the second to the third century AD Possible Sanson Buddha exhibition Scythian and Greek mixed race Buddha's quiet meditation imagination Be overwhelmed by breathtaking beauty The excavation photos are also valuable For a package tour Sorry to have been Visit privately if you have the opportunity I want to watch it carefully Please take a look Visit September 24, 2019 (Original) ウズベキスタン国立歴史博物館 ウズベキスタン共和国の 首都タシケントにある 国立博物館 中央アジア最古の博物館 石器時代から時代順に 展示されている 大地母神 ゾロアストル神官、オスワリ（納骨器） スキタイの黄金装飾品 脚を折り曲げた鹿 なかでもテルメズの ファヤズ・テパ遺跡から 見つかった 紀元後2～3世紀のものと 考えられる三尊仏が展覧 スキタイ人とギリシャ人の混血の 顔貌を持つブッダの静謐な瞑想像は 息を呑む美しさで圧倒されます その発掘写真も貴重なものです パッケージツアーの為、駆け足で あったのが残念 機会があれば個人で訪問 じっくりと見たいです 皆様も是非見てみて下さい 2019/9/24 訪問

Nothing inside for entrance ticket

(Translated by Google) I don’t even know what it is now. I just remember in the 70s. Noteworthy architecture, noteworthy place (Original) Даже не знаю что это теперь. Просто помню по 70-м годам. Примечательная архитектура, примечательное место

(Translated by Google) Admission fee is 5,000 breaths, but foreigners get 16000 breaths. I'd rather have the Amir Timur Museum nearby. It's free. (Original) 안내판에 입장료 5천숨 써있는데 외국인은 16000숨을 받네요.. 전시품 별로 볼거 없습니다. 차라리 근처 아미르티무르 박물관이 더 나은것 같네요.. 거기는 무료입니다.

(Translated by Google) A good museum with interesting exhibits. But it is best to visit a museum with a guide. (Original) Хороший музей с интересными экспонатами. Но лучше всего посетить музей с гидом.

A small but well kept museum of Uzbekistan history with statues of Gandhar Buddha that are not to be missed. The longer descriptions are in local languages but that works for me because I can always look up details on the web later. My travel guide said that there is a separate charge for photography but I got in with a 16,000 Sum ticket and took photos freely without paying extra.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful spot (Original) 漂亮景點

The best

(Translated by Google) Cultural and educational, scientific institution of the State Museum of Art of Uzbekistan; It is the first art museum in Central Asia. Founded in 1918 as a Museum of People's University in Tashkent; later the Central Art Museum, the Tashkent Art Museum from 1924, and since 1935 the present name. The museum was created on the basis of the personal collection of Prince NK Romanov living in Tashkent (portraits and historical paintings, graphic and sculptural works, art furniture, porcelain, etc.) by Russian and Western European artists. The art department of the Turkestan local history museum and other collections of art collections from VL Borovikovsky, KP Brullov, VA Tropinin, IMNikitin, OAKiprensky, IKAyazovovsky, SVIvanov, IN Kramskoy, NNGe, AK VG Perov and others); The museum collects rare works of 19th-century Russian artists (IERepin, V. A. Serov, II Levitan, NKRerich and others). The museum fund has more than 50,000 exhibits (2005), with over 250,000 visitors a year. The museum has a department of national applied art of Uzbekistan, fine arts of Uzbekistan, Russian art, Western European art, Eastern Oriental art, treasury, repair workshop, photography laboratory. As a scientific institution, the Museum conducts scientific research on the fine arts of Uzbekistan: buys works, illuminates them, analyzes, describes, publishes scientific works, catalogs, albums in the museum's treasury (for example, "The State Museum of Japanese Engagement of Japan"). collections "catalogs;" State Museum of Art "album," Best in Tashkent ", etc.), organizes thematic exhibitions based on the treasure trove of foreign countries (USA, Belgium, UK, Germany, France, Switzerland, Russia, China, Japan, etc. (including the international exhibition "EXPO-2000", Germany; the International Carpet Exhibition and "Ancient and Applied Arts", USA, etc.). During the years of independence, the creative ties with foreign countries expanded. The Museum is a member of the International Museum Committee (ICOM). The museum was visited by Sh. Hasanova, S.Abdullaev, D.Ruziboyev; Since 1997, the head of the museum is Nasiba Ibragimova. The exposition of the museum is organized in chronological order, with a breakdown of genres and types of art. The exhibits in each hall are arranged according to the types of arts, schools, traditions and current development centers. The exposition begins with a display of ancient art monuments of Uzbekistan - paintings by Zarautsay, sculptures from the Kholchayon, and later the Uzbek applied art. About 250 works by artists from Central Asia (ISKazakov, NNKarazin, RKZommer, etc.) have been collected and worked by artists such as P. Benkov, A. Volkov, MIKurzin, Usto Mumin (A. Nikolayev), O A special place is given to the works of Tatevosyan, V. Ufimsev, NVKashina, ZMKovalevskaya and others. Much of the museum's fund is made by the fine arts of Uzbekistan: Uzbekistan's singer-songwriter. Tansikboev, A. Abdullayev, Y. Abdullaev, Sh. Hasanov, Ch. The museum also has a rich collection of Uzbek applied arts: ganch, wood and stone carving, jewelry, carpets, embroidery, and ceramics, giving a comprehensive overview of the ancient and rich applied arts of the Uzbek people. The museum presents a wide range of works of art and applied art from the West (Italy, Spain, Germany, Netherlands, France, UK) and the East (India, China, Japan, Vietnam, Myanmar). The museum was originally in the palace of Prince NK Romanov, 1935-66 (Original) Oʻzbekiston davlat sanʼat muzeyi madaniy-maʼrifiy, ilmiy muassasa; Oʻrta Osiyoda ilk bor tashkil etilgan badiiy muzey. 1918 yilda Toshkent shahrida Xalq universiteti muzeyi sifatida asos solingan; keyinchalik Markaziy badiiy muzey, 1924 yildan Toshkent sanʼat muzeyi, 1935 yildan hozirgi nomda. Muzey Toshkentda yashagan knyaz N.K.Romanovning shaxsiy toʻplami (rus va Gʻarbiy Yevropa rassomlari yaratgan portret va tarixiy kartinalar, grafika va hay kaltaroshlik asarlari, badiiy mebel, chinni buyumlar va boshqalar) negizida vujudga kelgan. Turkiston oʻlkashunoslik muzeyining badiiy boʻlimidan va boshqalar muzeylarning fondlaridan, shaxsiy toʻplamlardan sanʼat asarlari keltirilib boyitilgan (V.L. Borovikovskiy, K. P. Bryullov, V. A. Tropinin, I.M.Nikitin, O.A.Kiprenskiy, I.K.Ayvazovskiy, S.V.Ivanov, I.N. Kramskoy, N.N.Ge, A.K. Savrasov, I. I.Shishkin, V.G. Perov va boshqalar); muzeyda 19-asr rus rassomlarining nodir asarlari toʻplangan (I.Ye.Repin, V. A. Serov, I.I. Levitan, N.K.Rerix va boshqalar). Muzey fondi 50 mingdan ziyod eksponatga ega (2005), tomoshabinlar soni yiliga 250 mingdan oshadi. Muzeyda Oʻzbekiston xalq amaliy sanʼati, Oʻzbekiston tasviriy sanʼati, rus sanʼati, Gʻarbiy Yevropa sanʼati, Xorijiy Sharq xalklari sanʼati boʻlimlari, xazina, taʼmirlash ustaxonasi, fotolaboratoriya bor, lektoriy tashkil etilgan. Muzey ilmiy muassasa sifatida Oʻzbekiston tasviriy sanʼati boʻyicha ilmiy tekshirish ishlari olib boradi: sanʼat asarlari sotib oladi, ularni ilmiy yoritadi, muzey xazinasidagi sanʼat asarlarini tahlil qiladi, tavsiflaydi, ilmiy asarlar, katalog , albomlar nashr etadi (mas, "Yapon gravyurasi Oʻzbekiston davlat sanʼat muzeyi toʻplamida" katalogi; "Davlat sanʼat muzeyi" albomi, "Toshkentda eng yaxshi" turkum maʼlumot kitobi va boshqalar), xazinasidagi sanʼat asarlari asosida mavzuli koʻrgazmalar tashkil etadi, chet mamlakatlar (AQSH, Belgiya, Buyuk Britaniya, Germaniya, Fransiya, Shveysariya, Rossiya, Xitoy, Yaponiya va boshqalar) koʻrgazmalarida ishtirok etadi (jumladan, "EKSPO—2000" xalqaro koʻrgazmasi, Germaniyada; Xalqaro gilamdoʻzlik koʻrgazmasi hamda "Qadimshunoslik va amaliy sanʼat", AQShda va boshqalar). Ayniqsa, mustaqillik yillarida xorijiy mamlakatlar bilan ijodiy aloqalar kengaydi. Muzey Xalqaro muzeylar qoʻmitasi (IKOM) aʼzosidir. Muzeyga turli davrlarda Sh. Hasanova, S.Abdullayev, D.Roʻziboyev rahbarlik qilgan; 1997 yildan muzey rahbari Nasiba Ibrohimova. Muzey ekspozitsiyasi sanʼat janri va turlariga ajratilgan holda xronologik tartibda tuzilgan. Har bir zaldagi eksponatlar sanʼat turlari, maktablari, anʼanalar va hozirgi rivojlanish markazlariga qarab joylashtirilgan. Ekspozitsiya Oʻzbekistonning qadimiy sanʼat yodgorliklari — Zarautsoy rasmlari, Xolchayondan topilgan haykallarni, soʻng Oʻzbekiston xalq amaliy bezak sanʼatini namoyish etish bilan boshlanadi. Oʻrta Osiyoda yashab ijod etgan rassomlar (I.S.Kazakov, N.N.Karazin, R.K.Zommer va boshqalar)ning 250 ga yaqin sanʼat asarlari toʻplangan, shu yerda ishlagan rassom P. Benkov, A. Volkov, M.I.Kurzin, Usto Moʻmin (A. Nikolayev), O. Tatevosyan, V. Ufimsev, N.V.Kashina, Z.M.Kovalevskaya va boshqalarning asarlariga ekspozitsiyadan alohida oʻrin berilgan. Muzey fondining katta qismini Oʻzbekiston tasviriy sanʼati asarlari tashkil qiladi: Oʻzbekiston tabiat kuychisi Oʻ. Tansiqboyev, A. Abdullayev, Ya.Abdullayev, Sh. Hasanova, Ch.Ahmarov, R. Ahmedov, N.Qoʻziboyev, S. Abdullayev, R.Choriyev ijodi, tasviriy sanʼat taraqqiyotidagi ularning hissasi muzey ekspozitsiyalarida oʻz aksini topgan. Muzey, shuningdek, boy oʻzbek amaliy sanʼati toʻplamiga ega: ganch, yogʻoch va tosh oʻymakorligi namunalari, zargarlik, gilamchilik, kashtadoʻzlik, kulollikka mansub qimmatli buyumlar oʻzbek xalqining qadimiy va boy amaliy bezak sanʼati haqida mukammal maʼlumot beradi. Muzeyda Gʻarb (Italiya, Ispaniya, Germaniya, Niderlandiya, Fransiya, Buyuk Britaniya) va Sharq (Hindiston, Xitoy, Yaponiya, Vyetnam, Myanma) mamlakatlarining tasviriy sanʼat asarlari va amaliy sanʼati namunalariga keng oʻrinlari berilgan. Muzey dastlab knyaz N.K.Romanov saroyida, 1935—66 yi

Its good

(Translated by Google) Very interesting exhibits (Original) Очень интересные экспонаты

(Translated by Google) Very interesting (Original) Интересно очень

(Translated by Google) Museum super There are many interesting things (Original) Музей супер Есть много интересного

(Translated by Google) Photo shooting will be charged separately. The third floor is Uzbekistan's exhibition about modern times. I wish I had a proper English explanation. (Original) 사진촬영은 별도 비용지불. 3층은 우즈베키스탄은 현대에 관한전시. 제대로된 영문설명이 있으면 좋겠다.

(Translated by Google) It is worth going there to learn about the history (especially contemporary) of this country (Original) Warto się tam wybrać, by poznać historię (zwłaszcza współczesną) tego kraju

(Translated by Google) Without a guide, it makes no sense to go inside. (Original) Без гида нет смысла заходить во внутрь.

A must visit. This museum has some important pieces and an informed guide.

(Translated by Google) Be sure (Original) Mutlaka uğrayın

(Translated by Google) It is very tasty to cook (Original) Там очень вкусно готовить

(Translated by Google) Tasty dishes, fresh fish. Great service. (Original) Вкусные блюда, свежая рыба. Отличное обслуживание.

(Translated by Google) Delicious food, (ordered shrimps, meat, lobster, and also tried rolls), and what sauces 🤤🤤, for us cooked a wonderful cook Akrom, he told the story of the opening of the restaurant, there was a whole show for the children)))) value for money 👍 🏻 (Original) Вкусная еда, ( заказали креветки, мясо, лобстер, а также попробовали роллы) , а какие соусы 🤤🤤, для нас готовил замечательный повар Акром, он рассказал историю открытия ресторанна, было целое шоу для детей)))) соотношения цены и качества 👍🏻

(Translated by Google) The serving time is sooooo long !!! Having ordered 2 sets, the third type of salad did not wait, after serving hot after half an hour, having finished the salad meal, it was not even expected. After asking for the bill and presenting a complaint because they still didn’t receive the salad, they paid for it and didn’t even hear an apology! Leaving 450t.s. for two adults and a child we arrived hungry. (Original) Время подачи блюд ну оооочень долгое!!! Заказав 2 сета третий вид салата так и не дождались, после подачи горячего через пол часа, закончив трапезу салата даже не предвидилось. Попросив счёт и предъявив претензию т. к. салат все же не получили, а уплатили за него, даже не услышали извинений! Оставив 450т.с. на двоих взрослых и ребёнка мы приехали голодные.

(Translated by Google) The best restaurant of Japanese cuisine in Asia! (Original) Лучший ресторан японской кухни в среоней Азии!!!

(Translated by Google) Tasty, but very slowly cooked and brought in an account, even longer bear the change. (Original) Вкусно, но очень медленно готовят и приносят счёт, ещё дольше несут сдачу.

(Translated by Google) Everything is fine, I created you a page in Google kart 😙 (Original) Всё отлично, я создала вам страничку в Google kart 😙

(Translated by Google) Tasty! (Original) Вкусно!

(Translated by Google) Tomyam looks like a real tomyam. But the squid in the soup was as tough as a sole. Sushi and other salads are nothing like that. I just can't figure out what they are pushing from when they price the dishes. Greatly overpriced. The place is good enough to eat and the other person paid 🤣😂🤘 (Original) Томйям похож на настоящий томйям. Но вот кальмар в супе был жёстким как подошва. Суши и другие салаты ничего так. Я просто не могу понять от чего они отталкиваются, когда назначают цены на блюда. Сильно завышены цены. Место хорошо подходит, что бы поесть, а платил другой человек 🤣😂🤘

(Translated by Google) The manager does not respect someone else's time (Original) Менеджер не уважает чужой время

(Translated by Google) I really liked the restaurant, very tasty. Above average prices (Original) Ресторан мне очень понравился, очень вкусно. Цены выше среднего

(Translated by Google) Tasty and warm. Oh, and of course the show ***** (Original) Вкусно и тепло. А, ну и шоу конечно *****

(Translated by Google) Cozy calm atmosphere, convenient location near the road Delicious, fresh food, beautiful design, pleasant service Suitable for dating and talking. (Original) Уютная спокойная атмосфера , удобное расположение недалеко от дороги Вкусная, свежая еда, красивое оформление, приятный сервис Подходит для свиданий и разговоров.

(Translated by Google) Well done all at the highest level preparing the spikes in front liked it (Original) Молодцы все на высшем уровне готовят пряи передвами понравилось

(Translated by Google) Everything is super, delicious! (Original) Все супер, вкусно!

Perfect discipline. Good details of the historic monuments. But the visit tickets were costly in comparison to other countries.

Discover the history of Uzbekistan presented in various forms. Very informative

(Translated by Google) For my homeland (Original) Vatanim uchun

(Translated by Google) This place is much better than the rest of the museums (Original) Bu joy qolgan muzeyilarga nisbatan ancha yaxshi

(Translated by Google) A good place to see Uzbek history (Original) Yaxshi tomosha joy o‘zbek tarixi

(Translated by Google) Outwardly chic building. I hope it will not be dismantled like many other Soviet buildings. The entrance cost me 30,000 local soums. There are no guides, figure it out yourself. For me, the most interesting thing was on the 2nd floor, on the 1st floor there are 10-15 paintings by local artists from 2000-2016 (Original) Внешне-шикарное здание. Надеюсь его не разберут как многие другие советские здания. Вход стоил мне 30 000 местных сумов. Экскурсоводов нет, разбирайся сам. По мне самое интересное было на 2 этаже, на 1 этаже стоит 10-15 картин местных художников 2000-2016 годов

10000soms for foreigners, extra fees for photography. The 4th floor was closed. Has a lack of English descriptions. But many artifacts compared to the size of museum, although the exhibiting time is very short.

A must visiting place for the students of IR & Political Science. Enrich with the Central Asian & Uzbek history.

Lots of good material but very poorly curated and presented in a style of over 50 years ago . Most info provided in Uzbeki some in Russian and English . Navarr app is a good idea but only works on a small number of exhibits . Staff are old style throw back to Soviet era and show little interest in visitors other than taking money and applying their rules. A disappointment-so much fascinating material could be made more interesting and accessible by better presentation.

Strike two for us today. It's the second museum we've tried to see but they've both been closed. And tomorrow is our last day in Uzbekistan.

The life-size panoramic scene of Amir Temur is enough to warrant a visit to modern piece of Uzbekistan architecture.

The building itself is beautiful. The collection is also great but could be more interesting with an excursion. Although they do have a couple of guides they don't make more than two tours in a row, so we had to explore on our own.

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Decent but brief. Most explanations in Russian. They actually charge more for photo privilege than actual entry ticket.

For the ‘foreigner price’ of 50,000 Som, your cash is better spent elsewhere. Poor compared to other museums in Central Asia.

Post-soviet museum of history of Uzbekistan. Good place to visit in Tashkent. Pros. 1. Some really unique items, sculptures and wall paintings from Kushan (and Greek-Bactrian) period (right before the turks' migration) 2. Some items from Palaeolithic period (from the Teshik-Tash cave found by Okladnikov's expedition) Cons. 1. No elevators. Try to move between the floors with baby carriage and your 2 years ago old baby. Not the best experience. 2. Taking pictures isn't free... One must pay for it (almost the same price as entrance fee). Like in stone age, really. Everybody has mobile phones nowadays, what to pay for? 3. Not so informative tables with information. First floor in three languages (uzbek/eng/rus). Second floor uzbek and English only. 4. Nothing about ethnographic history of uzbeki people themselves. When uzbek ethnonym firstly arised, when did they came, from where.. nothing. Just fakes about historical persons like Tamerlane: he wasn't an uzbek. And of course he didn't lead the rebellion against Mongolian invaders. 4.1. Blackened "russian empire" and soviet period. By the way, there was no Uzbekistan before Russian expansion. The state in it's contemporary borders was created in soviet times. But there's nothing about it. 5. Second floor is literally nothing to see. If you don't believe that Islam Karimov had saved the world 🙂

Exhibition is not too big, but interesting. Unfortunately, some information is given only in Uzbek. The third floor is more like an advertisent / propaganda, rather than an exhibition. The building is beautiful.

You arrive here and then you read cleaning day. Not mentioned everywhere. Moreover it seems to be longer than one day.

The museum is expensive for foreigners (25000 sum) and not really worth it... It seems big from the outside, but the exposition is poor and the upper floor (dedicated to post-independence Uzbekistan) is more of a propaganda aimed at locals than an informative museum. Would not recommend a visit.

The guide book made this sound far more exciting than it was. Unless you have plenty of time, I wouldn't prioritise this museum. The building is beautiful from the outside. Inside, the first floor covers pre-history to the 70s with enough captions in English for you to get the gist. The longer information boards don't make a lot of sense in English, unfortunately. The second floor is a cheerleading exercise on post-independence. If you're interested in the expansion of train lines, or mineral deposits across the country, it'll be right up your street. 50,000 entrance fee and 60,000 photo fee. There were also numerous noisy school groups during our visit, which made it less enjoyable...

Full of treasures, but poor display. Objects are simply piled up with scarce information. English speakers will struggle. The third floor, however, is full of info in english, but it is all about state propaganda. If this is your only source of info you will believe the country has always been a full democracy.

Its a good visit for historically inclined. 50,000 som per head is the charge. 60,000 som for clicking pics

It is a decent museum. Visit if you have sufficient time. Else, you are not missing much. The ticket price for tourists is 50k Uzbek Som per person.

A wonderful museum that reflects the history of Uzbekistan. I recommend going.