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Stella with the State Coat of Arms

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1 Day

Stella with the State Coat of Arms

1 Day
Stella with the State Coat of Arms Tour: Khujand’s Pride

Stella with the State Coat of Arms

A symbol of national pride on the banks of the Syr Darya River in Khujand.

Monument Stella National Emblem
Height ~22m Estimated
Location Riverfront Syr Darya Bank
Symbol Coat of Arms Unity & Pride
Highlights
  • Admire the golden State Emblem (Coat of Arms) of Tajikistan atop the white marble column.
  • Enjoy panoramic views of the Syr Darya River and the mountains in the background.
  • Read the patriotic inscriptions celebrating Tajikistan’s independence and freedom.
  • Stroll along the scenic riverfront promenade near Rudaki Park.

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Tour Plan

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Depart from Dushanbe

Meeting Point: Opera Ballet building / Chocolate Cafe near Osterio Mario. This iconic building in Dushanbe serves as the popular starting point for the tour.

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Arrival & Lunch in Khujand

Arrive in the city of Khujand. Enjoy a traditional Tajik lunch at a local restaurant before heading towards the Prospekt Ismoili Somoni intersection near the river.

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Stella with the State Coat of Arms

Admire the tall white and gold column topped with the golden wreath of the Tajik Coat of Arms. The base features inscriptions celebrating national independence.

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River View

Enjoy the scenic setting along the northern bank of the Syr Darya River. The location offers a perfect backdrop of mountains and water behind the monument.

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Return to Dushanbe

Return to the Opera Ballet building near KFC Center in Dushanbe, marking the end of the tour.

Inclusions & Exclusions

Inclusions
  • Transportation to/from Dushanbe.
  • Professional Driver/Guide.
  • Visit to the Stella and Riverfront.
  • Photo stops at Rudaki Park.
Exclusions
  • Lunch and personal meals.
  • Entrance fees to paid museums (Stella is free).
  • Tips for the driver/guide.
  • Travel insurance.

Traveller Stories

Fatima Avatar

“The Stella with the State Coat of Arms is a beautiful symbol of Tajikistan. The gold details shine brightly against the blue sky and the river background. A very peaceful spot.”

James Avatar

“We loved walking along the riverfront to see the Stella. It’s a great example of modern Tajik pride. The details of the cotton and wheat on the Coat of Arms are lovely.”

Jessica Avatar

“The view from the Stella looking out over the Syr Darya is fantastic. It’s a nice, clean public square perfect for a relaxing afternoon walk in Khujand.”

Carlos Avatar

“Interesting to learn about the symbols on the Coat of Arms. The mountains and sun really represent the landscape we saw on our drive here. Great photo op!”

What to Bring

Camera River views
Walking Shoes Park strolls
Water Bottle Stay hydrated
Hat Sun protection
Sunglasses Bright glare
Small Cash Snacks/Taxi
Power Bank Keep phone charged
Light Jacket Evening breeze

Frequently Asked Questions

The Stella with the State Coat of Arms is located in Khujand at the intersection of Prospekt Ismoili Somoni and Avenue Rahmon Nabiev, near the Syr Darya River.

The Stella features the official State Emblem of Tajikistan, including a crown with seven stars, a rising sun, mountains, and a wreath of wheat and cotton.

No, the Stella with the State Coat of Arms is located in a public space and is free to visit at any time.

On the Stella with the State Coat of Arms, the cotton and wheat represent agriculture, the mountains represent the landscape, and the crown symbolizes national unity.

Yes, the Stella with the State Coat of Arms and the surrounding park are often illuminated, making for a beautiful evening view.

Nearby attractions include Rudaki Park, the Syr Darya riverfront promenade, and the City Beach.

Yes, photography is permitted and encouraged at the Stella with the State Coat of Arms, especially with the mountains in the background.

Yes, the surrounding plaza and riverfront paths near the Stella with the State Coat of Arms are generally paved and accessible.

The Stella with the State Coat of Arms was built during the independence era to celebrate Tajikistan’s sovereignty.

The inscriptions on the base of the Stella with the State Coat of Arms include patriotic messages like “My free Tajikistan!” and “Long live your homeland.”
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