Uzbekistan · Tashkent · Chilonzor metro station
Chilonzor metro station is the central stop of the red line in the heart of the eponymous sleeping district: it sits at the centre of the widest rental choice in south-western Tashkent.
Useful information
The Chilonzor metro line is the first and busiest branch of the Tashkent metro, opened in 1977. The Chilonzor station serves a huge residential area made up of numbered quarters with Soviet-era planning and developed everyday infrastructure. Around it are markets, shopping centres, parks and playgrounds.
Around the station Soviet-era panel and brick blocks dominate; comfort-class new builds appear here and there. Prices are moderate — the district is popular with families and practically-minded renters.
The red metro line connects Chilonzor directly with the centre (Paxtakor, Mustaqillik Maydoni) and other districts; from the station you can easily transfer to buses and minibuses to anywhere in the city.
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On the Chilonzor (red) line — the first and most extensive branch of the Tashkent metro.
No, the district offers some of the most moderate prices in south-western Tashkent. Live listings are in the DomCom catalogue.
Very convenient: the red metro line reaches Mustaqillik Square in about 15 minutes without traffic.
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