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The Tashkent Metro: Soviet Underground in Central Asia
In the heart of Uzbekistan's capital, beneath the bustling streets of Tashkent, lies a hidden masterpiece of Soviet engineering and art: the Tashkent Metro. Opened in 1977, its stations are adorned with ornate chandeliers, intricate mosaics, and marble columns, reflecting both Soviet ideology and Uzbek cultural motifs. Built after the devastating 1966 earthquake, the metro served as a symbol of resilience and modernity. Lucas and Luna explore how the metro was constructed during the Cold War, its role in daily life, and the stories behind iconic stations like Alisher Navoiy, Mustaqillik…
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