Bostanliq District

Bostanliq District is an administrative area in Tashkent Region that stretches across diverse landscapes with rolling terrain and varied geography. The district contains towns and settlements of different sizes, each with their own character and local infrastructure.

The district was established in 1932 and initially belonged to Turkistan Region before being reassigned to Tashkent Region in 1956. This administrative reorganization reshaped the district's role within the broader regional structure.

The district incorporates multiple settlements where residents maintain traditional practices while adapting to modern administrative and social structures.

The area sits at higher elevation with shifting weather patterns throughout the year, from cold winters to hot summers. Visitors should prepare for significant temperature changes and bring clothing suited to different seasons.

The Charvak Reservoir within the district contains one of the region's largest hydroelectric facilities. This dam plays a key role in providing electrical power across the nation and is a remarkable engineering achievement.

Location: Tashkent Region

Inception: March 10, 1932

Capital city: Gazalkent

Elevation above the sea: 1,350 m

GPS coordinates: 41.57000,69.77000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:42