Mirzo Ulugbek, Residential district in northeastern Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
Mirzo Ulugbek is a residential district in northeastern Tashkent featuring wide streets, apartment buildings, and shopping centers. The area has parks, schools, and public spaces that serve the daily needs of people living there.
The district was established in 1981 and originally called Kuybyshev before being renamed to honor the astronomer Ulugh Beg. This change in name marked a shift in the city's identity following political changes.
The district takes its name from Ulugh Beg, the celebrated 15th-century astronomer and mathematician, reflecting a local connection to scientific tradition. Educational institutions and learning centers shape the character of the neighborhood today.
The district is well connected by the Yunus Rajabiy metro station and several bus lines. Medical centers, shops, and schools are distributed throughout, making services easy to reach.
A monument honors students who fought and died during World War II, standing as a quiet reminder of their sacrifice. It offers a moment of reflection in the midst of modern residential life.
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