I love this area and the reconstruction they have recently done with the monument. It's a good place to come here with children and enjoy skating or rollings. The nearby park and chanel are a great bonus. The only thing negative is that it's next to road where many cars keep going and polluting the air you breathe.

There was an earthquake in Tashkent on 26th April 1966. There was heavy casualty and destruction. As a mark of respect, statue of man,woman and child depicting the courage and will along with broken stone inscribing with the date of earthquake is shown..

A statue of a family to commemorate the earthquake. We love all the parks and public spaces in the city. There is a river that runs through the park.

(Translated by Google) I will never give you away to somebody. (Original) Я тебя никому не отдам.

Monument of Courage, erected to commemorate the courageousness of the Uzbek people in rising up from the tragic 1966 earthquake. There is not much to see but if you walk to the back there is a beautiful stream that is so inviting for a picnic, and the back of the walls depict varying patterns so make sure to take a look at those.

A very important monument for Tashkent s history following the earthquake of 1966. Epicentre was in Tashkent and the magnitude, although communicated around 5, is believed to be actually around 8. Many people died although official figures are very low. Many republic of the Soviet Union helped to rebuild the city at the time.

Reflect the courage and strength of people of Uzbekistan during tough times, aesthetically maintained appropriate to the decorum of the place

The history of the 1966 earthquake gives you an understanding of this statue. Otherwise, it will be just another sculpture.

Monument in the memory of the courage of Uzbekistan people after the earthquake of 26 April 1966. Monument of Courage represents too the different countries from the Soviet Union that help in the reconstruction of the city.

A well maintained memorial to celebrate the spirit of Tashkent people who endured the devastating earthquake and rebuilt the city.

(Translated by Google) A place of reflection and reflection on life (Original) Miejsce zadumy i refleksji nad życiem

One of landmark place to visit of the earth quake

Amazing place

dedicated to the 1966 earthquake in Tashkent is one of the most significant monuments in today’s city. On 26 April 1966, at 5:24 a.m., an earthquake with a magnitude of 8.3 shook the city. The incredibly strong seismic shaking changed Tashkent"s appearance forever. Half of the city’s inhabitants were left without a roof over their heads and had to live in tents. The earthquake had had its epicentre at a depth of 10 km right under the central blocks of Tashkent, in about the place where the Monument of Courage was erected.

The place is quite calm place and you can spend a half an hour time. They have built this place on the memory of people who did the rebuilding of the country after the devastating earthquake in 1966 April 26.

(Translated by Google) Park, river, nature. (Original) Парк, речка , природа.

Very interesting and historic place for Uzbekistan. See it if you're visiting Tashkent.

(Translated by Google) Very nice (Original) Очень красиво

Lovely

Very moving memorial

(Translated by Google) Very haunting monument of a fateful hour of Tashkent. On the broken stone the time of the earthquake of 1966 with a value of 8 on the Richter scale is revealed. The monument is embedded in a beautiful forest-like park. (Original) Sehr eindringliches Monument einer schicksalhaften Stunde von Taschkent. Auf dem geborstenen Stein wird die Uhrzeit des Erdbebens von 1966 das mit einem Wert von 8 auf der Richterskala heimgesucht hat aufgezeigt. Das Denkmal ist eingebettet in einem schönen waldähnlichen Park.

The biggest earthquake happened in Tashkent (epicentre) 1966 wherein the entire city collapse. And this monument of courage created to commemorate all the survivors of this tragedy.

Kind of soviet art

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful place (Original) Очень красивое место

Glad,I have visited this place ..A monumental and inspiring place in Tashkent

Beautiful

Well the last of the soviet union memories Depicting the efforts of the people to rebuild the city after the devastating earthquake of 1966

Weird and soviet. The copperpanels surrounding it are more interesting

Magnificent monument. Great sculpture.

Memorial to those killed and injured in the earthquake of 1966, and honoring all those who helped to beautifully rebuild the city of Tashkent.

The Monument tries to depict the courage of the residents to stand back on their feet in the face of a severe calamity which destroyed the entire city. It shows the strength of a family and it also asks you to look ahead. The motif's are intricately carved and the monument is Maintained beautifully.

Emphatically depicting the earthquake of '66. Area surrounding the monument is good to roam around and take pictures

Amazing place for walking and running, or just to have a rest

The concept behind the statue is fascinating, but aside from that, there isn't much more to see.

It is an impressive sculpture made to commemorate the victims of the earthquake in Tashkent.

Commemorating the devastating earthquake and its recovery.

Other than the monument there's not much here. If you're nearby it's worth stopping for a few minutes to acknowledge those who lost their lives.

Beautiful monument in honor of those affected by the earthquake that leveled Tashkent in 1966.

Outstanding statue

Place of freedom struggle

Nicely designed

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(Translated by Google) I experienced this time myself. (Original) Habe diese Zeit selbst erlebt.

(Translated by Google) Earthquake Memorial Statue~~^^ (Original) 지진기념 동상~~^^

(Translated by Google) One of the many monuments that reminds of the newly rebuilt city. It appeared in memory of the earthquake, after which the entire Soviet Union built Tashkent. Located near the Ankhor River, Sh. Rashidov Street, it is a landmark of the city and one of its symbols. (Original) Один из многих памятников, который напоминает о заново отстроенном городе. Появился в память о землятресении, после которого весь Советский Союз строил Ташкент. Находится недалеко от речки Анхор, ул Ш. Рашидова, является достопримечательностью города и его одним из символов.

(Translated by Google) Very cozy place (Original) Очень уютное место

A true picture of the past days when there was a terrible earthquake. Shows bravery of an Uzbek man as a father and husband

Tashkant is pretty city and impressive historical places

(Translated by Google) An excellent monument, the fact that one part in the cracks is such an idea. (Original) Отличный монумент, то что одна часть в трещинах это задумка такая.

Very nice and happy to see people remember their heroes and save their memories awesome

Monument of courage was built in memory of persons who died in 1966 , 8 Richter earthquake which destroyed 2/3 of Tashkent. It was rebuilt with help of USSR countries in 3.5 yrs.

Beautiful clean! English would of been nice to understand what it is about.

(Translated by Google) Glory!! (Original) Слава!!

🤗🤗🤗🤗

(Translated by Google) In the year 1966 there was a major earthquake. Causing heavy damage to this city At that time, there were people from all over the Soviet Union. Travel to Tashkent to join forces. Build a new city This memorial was built in 1970. To commemorate that unity at that time (Original) ในปี 1966 ได้เกิดแผ่นดินไหวครั้งใหญ่ สร้างความเสียหายให้กับเมืองนี้อย่างหนัก ในเวลานั้นได้มีประชาชนจากทั่วสหภาพโซเวียต เดินทางมาที่ Tashkent เพื่อร่วมแรงร่วมใจ สร้างเมืองขึ้นมาใหม่ อนุสรณ์สถานแห่งนี้สร้างขึ้นในปี 1970 เพื่อรำลึกถึงการร่วมใจกันในครั้งนั้น

A well maintained memorial to celebrate the spirit of Tashkent people who endured the devastating earthquake and rebuilt the city.

Zalzala monument, as it was made to honour the people after the earthquake of 1966

Reminder of a great tragedy

Very beautiful, especially at night

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful place, near the park where you can walk with children, and just relax from the bustle of the city. (Original) Очень красивое место,рядом парк,где можно прогулятся с детьми,и просто отдохнуть от суеты городской.

(Translated by Google) Reminder earthquake in Tashkent (Original) Herinnering aardbeving in Tasjkent

Well maintained monument

Amazing

(Translated by Google) Lots of trees (Original) Много деревьев

(Translated by Google) A powerful sculpture in Russian style (Original) פסל עוצמתי בסיגנון רוסי

Historical place. Tashkent earthquake Monument

Well maintained

(Translated by Google) This is our story! (Original) Это наша история!

(Translated by Google) It became very beautiful after the restoration. It is very nice to walk !!! More places like that (Original) Очень красиво стало после реставрации. Очень приятно гулять!!! Побольше бы таких мест

(Translated by Google) Beautiful clean (Original) Красивый чистый

(Translated by Google) This monument is connected with a very tragic event that took place in Tashkent in 1966, which forever separated the old look of the city from the present. (Original) Этот памятник связан с очень трагическим событием произошедшим в Ташкенте в 1966 году, который навсегда отделил старый облик города от нынешнего.

Very beautiful place

(Translated by Google) It's just a secluded park. (Original) 그냥 한적한 공원입니다.

Interesting sculpture.

(Translated by Google) to remember the earthquake of 1966 (Original) para recordar el terremoto de 1966

Worth going