Tashkent is renovating Gulsaroy Street, spanning 1.6 km
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Tashkent is renovating Gulsaroy Street, spanning 1.6 km

Journalists and bloggers visited Gulsaroy Street in Tashkent as part of a press tour to familiarize themselves with the improvement and beautification works being carried out there. This was reported by the administration of the city of Tashkent.

The 1.6-kilometer section of the street is being transformed into a modern area for tourists and gastronomic establishments. As part of the work, pedestrian paths, green zones, and an irrigation system were installed, along with 58 lampposts and 46 benches. Additionally, an extra 1.5 kilometers of concrete fencing was erected.

During the press tour, participants spoke with local residents and entrepreneurs to learn what amenities these changes have created. Specialists presented the completed project and announced further plans for the development of this area.

The city administration noted that the opportunity to personally see the transformations and hear the opinions of local residents became one of the most important parts of the press tour. After inspecting Gulsaroy Street, participants continued their journey to the next point on the route.

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It is planned that by 2030, one hundred streets will be formed in Tashkent that will have a tourist, gastronomic, walking, and 24-hour character. These new streets will be distributed across all twelve districts of the capital.

Distribution of new streets by district

The largest number of such streets is planned for Chilanzar district—eleven facilities will appear there. Ten streets are provided for Mirzo-Ulubek, Sergelyi, Yunusabad, and Yangiha'ot districts. Eight streets are planned to be created in Mirabad, Almazar, Shaykhantakur, Yakkasaray, and Yashnabad districts.

In addition, six streets will open in Uchtepinsky district, and three in Bektemir district.

Project financing

175 billion soms have been allocated for the implementation of these projects in 2026, which will be taken from funds saved in the state budget. The total amount that will be directed towards the creation of these streets in stages until 2030 is one trillion soms.

Furthermore, plans were previously announced to extend Taras Shevchenko tourist street in Tashkent by almost 400 meters. This new section will be landscaped and supplemented with public areas intended for recreation, walking, and business.

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