[Tashkent] Uzbekistan's largest theme park ✨ Magic City ✨

Magic City in Tashkent is a great theme park with strong security, where luggage is checked upon entry. 🥳

It has buildings modeled after Registan Square in Samarkand, city areas from around the world such as Paris and London, a nostalgic amusement park, many restaurants, and even a shopping mall. ⭐️
It also sells Uzbek miscellaneous goods and crafts, so it is recommended for tourists. ✨
It can be used regardless of the weather, as it has indoor facilities as well as outdoor facilities. ♪
It seems that there is no alcohol.

There is also a lawn, fountain, and benches, so you can take a relaxing break.

There is no trash, and you can see that it is well-cleaned. 👍

Admission is free, but the attractions cost money.

The entrance fee to the aquarium is 120,000 som.
100 som is about 1.2 yen, so about 1,400 yen.
If you want to take photos, you will need an additional 30,000 som. This price is high for Uzbekistan, where prices are low, but it is one of only two countries in the world that has no sea and all the surrounding countries are landlocked, so aquariums are a rare find 🐟
It was a wonderful aquarium with shiny glass and a large tank with sharks, a beautiful tank like a temple, and a tank with graceful jellyfish ❤️
The zip line was 50,000 soum.
Just washing your hands in the toilet was 10,000 soum.
The interior was very cute, but you had to hand the money directly to the person cleaning inside, so for a moment I wondered if I was being ripped off? I thought so, but the price was clearly written outside 😅

It seems to be even more lively when it is lit up at night ✨
It's a fun place where you can feel the energy of Tashkent 😊

The nearest subway station is "Дружба Народов", but it is about 1km from the station, so a taxi is convenient 🚕

🕰️Opening hours: 10am-10pm
📍Location: 174 Bobur Street Chilanzar District, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

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