Dushanbe: Private Walking Tour｜Tajikistan

City was once an ordinary village and there was a fair every Monday, and therefore the city is called Dushanbe, which means Monday in translation.
This place was specially chosen by the Communists as the most alternative for the capital to keep the government away from the old capital, Hissar.
Meeting point: Sadriddin Aini Opera and Ballet Theatre
Start of the tour. Start time can be changed by request of traveller.
Description:
- Opera and Ballet Theatre Square. The theater was founded in Dushanbe in 1936. It is named in honor Sadriddin Aini, one of the most famous writers. After theatre, along the Rudaki Avenue we continue to museum.
- The National Museum of Antiquities of Tajikistan – Buddha in Nirvana. This is the largest statue in Central Asia. The museum is one of the most popular in Central Asia. Visits were once available only to a limited group of people, but today its exhibitions are open to everyone. The museum is best known for its 12-meter statue of Buddha in Nirvana. You can also see the remains of Princess Sarasm and other artifacts dating from the pre-Islamic period.
- Monument of Samani - He is considered the founder of the Tajik state.
- Independence Square - the largest monument of emblem of the country is located in this place.
- Rudaki Park - along the way we go to park and see one of the largest flagpoles in the world. From here you can see closer Palace of Nation, main residence of President.
- The National Museum of Tajikistan - halls of Ancient history and the Middle Ages, as well as halls of fine and applied arts, are recognized as the most impressive. Here you can see more examples of pre-Islamic frescoes.
- Navruz Palace - one of the largest palaces in the world. The 12 halls of this complex are decorated with handicrafts of the Tajik masters, such as stucco, mosaic and colored glass, wood carving, stone and mirroring. Once some official visits are welcomed in this palace. Visit some halls could be possible only with guide.

End of visit.