National Museum of Tajikistan

The National Museum of Tajikistan is a museum in Dushanbe, the capital city of Tajikistan. The National Museum of Tajikistan is made out of four show divisions: Department of Natural History, Department of Ancient and Medieval History, Department of Modern and Contemporary History and Department of Fine and Applied Arts.

Kokhi Navruz

Finished in September 2014 Kohi Navruz was planned as the biggest national tea house in Central Asia, yet during the time spent structure it transformed into a genuine museum of national handicrafts of Tajik people. The complex has seven lifts, bowling, billiard, a 3D movie theatre, night club, shop art gallery and a little national tea house, yet the most amazing side of the structure is its halls

Rudaki Park

Rudaki Park, is a grand, fastidiously arranged park in the core of Dushanbe. Encompassed by significant tourist spots and structures, the open park highlights wellsprings, sculptures, and manicured yards, in addition to a great many of vibrant flowers. Home to the goliath flagpole and a much-photographed sculpture of Rudaki, and with heavenly perspectives on the city's famous new structures and landmarks, it makes for an incredible area for an outing in summer.

Botanical Gardens

Iskanderkul lake Panj-Chashma spring

Iskanderkul is a mountain lake of glacial origin in Tajikistan’s Sugdh Province. It lies at an altitude of 2195 meters on the northern slopes of the Gissar Range in the Fann Mountains. Triangular in shape it has a surface area of 3.4 kilometres and is up to 72 meters deep. Iskanderkul Lake is quite popular among tourists because of its high scenic value. The lake is not far away from Dushanbe as the distance is only 134 KM. Iskanderkul lake as the name suggests has taken its name from Alexander the Great. The water of the lake remains cool during summers and even if you love swimming you should restrain from swimming here because it is risky as the lake lives with melting glaciers and the glacier is only at a distance of few kilometres. Lake and its surrounding area has been designated as a nature reserve. The habitats in and around lakes are rivers, water meadows, forests, sub alpine meadows and mountains

Haji Yaqub Mosque

Hisor Fortress

Hissar Fortress has located 26 km from Dushanbe. The fortress is an open-air Museum. A number of legends from the work of A. Firdousi Shahname is connected with the Hissar fortress. Hissar is the capital of the province of Eastern Bukhara and was in the hands of the Governor of Emir Ibrahim Bey until 1924 when he was defeated by the red army.

Ismoili Somoni Monument

One of Dushanbe's most noteworthy present-day landmarks, this sculpture commends the tenth-century founder of the Samanid line. With a craftsmanship deco quality to the structure of the landmark's golden casing and an unmistakable position on Friendship Sq, it has become a key meeting point in the city.

Tajikistan National Museum

The National Museum of Tajikistan is a museum in Dushanbe the capital city of Tajikistan. The museum has a total area of 24 000 m of which over 15 000 m are exhibition halls. It is composed of four exhibition departmentsDepartment of Natural History Department of Ancient and Medieval History Department of Modern and Contemporary History and Department of Fine and Applied Arts.