Tashkent is one of the regions that is located in the northeast corner of Uzbekistan. The Tashkent region is known for its mountainous and beautiful nature. When talking about Tashkent, it is important to consider the difference between Tashkent city and Tashkent region. Tashkent city is the capital of Uzbekistan, while Tashkent region is one of the 12 regions of Uzbekistan.

Aforementioned, Tashkent is home to a lot of natural wonders and hidden gems. One such wonder is the Chimgan ski resort. Situated 85 km (52.8 miles) from the capital city of Tashkent. Nestled in the foothills of the Chatkal mountain range, at an elevation of 1,600 meters in the western Tien Shan mountains, Chimgan offers pristine slopes and breathtaking views, inviting visitors to experience the thrill of skiing amidst panoramic beauty.

The ski season at Chimgan runs from December to mid-March. Known as “Uzbek Switzerland," Chimgan is more than a tourist center. In fact, ancient fir tree forests and ancient archeological settlements are located in this area. Chimgan offers tourists a very scenic view with fresh air. The fresh mountain air carries the fragrance of wildflowers and herbs, fostering an atmosphere of tranquility and rejuvenation. In other parts of the year, especially in summer, people visit Chimgan for hiking, camping, and other adventures.

Amirsoy is another winter resort opened in partnership with Switzerland in Tashkent. Amirsoy is around 90 minutes drive from Tashkent city, and it is located in the Western Tien Shan mountains. Amirsoy is considered the largest winter resort in the country. There are a lot of activities for visitors, such as elevators, and skiing. There are also cabins for visitors to stay in a beautiful snowy environment.

In the Bustonlik district of the northern Tashkent region, Lake Charvak emerges as a shimmering oasis. This vast reservoir, formed by the construction of the Charvak Hydroelectric Power Station's 168-meter (551-foot) stone dam along the Chirchiq River, spans an impressive 2 km³. However, its creation submerged approximately 150 archaeological sites, underscoring the region's rich history. There are a lot of activities for tourists near the lake. During hot summer days, Charvak is a top place for locals and tourists to spend time and get rest.

For those who are seeking an adventurous journey, the lakes of Urungach offer an extraordinary nature. Located within the Ugam-Chatkal National Park, Urungach Lakes is around a 4-hour drive from Tashkent city. Urungach Lakes differs from other lakes with its crystal water and beautiful mountainous location. It is also a great place for those who like hiking.

The Tashkent region consists of several districts, and each district has its own unique nature and beauty. Parkent, Angren, and Bustonlik districts are famous for their natural wonders. Ohangaron and Zangiota districts are home to historical monuments, cultural heritage and crafts. While Chinoz district is a perfect place for agricultural tourism and it has strategic importance in connecting the capital Tashkent City with other regions. More tourist centers and attractions are being opened to attract foreign tourists and grow the local economy.

Apart from those mentioned above, there are many more tourist attractions in the Tashkent region. There are even some touristic villages that function to welcome foreign visitors and let them enjoy not only mountainous nature but also traditional Uzbek village life.

Overall, it is important to state that the Tashkent region is a perfect destination for travel enthusiasts. From Urungach lakes with crystal lakes to the fir tree forests of Chimgan, Tashkent offers a lot of activities to visitors. As it was mentioned above, the Tashkent region is also a good tourist destination for visitors to learn about the traditional Uzbek lifestyle.