
National Library of Tajikistan
Discover the largest library in Central Asia, designed like an open book and home to over 6 million historical and cultural artifacts.

Step into a world of exquisite craftsmanship at the “Palace of Nowruz,” a modern architectural jewel filled with hand-carved wood, Pamir stones, and crystal chandeliers.
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Route in brief: Grand Entrance → The Golden Hall → Master Wood Carving → The Stone Hall → Ceremonial Banquets → Lakeside Stroll
Begin at the main entrance, admiring the 46-meter high facade. Surrounded by fountains and gardens, the palace sets a regal tone immediately.

Step into the Zarandud Hall. Gaze up at the massive crystal chandelier and the gold-painted ceilings, designed for the highest level of state receptions.

Enter the Guliston Hall to see the work of Isfara masters. Over 6,000 m² of cedar and walnut wood were hand-carved to create this stunning interior.

Marvel at the Arzhang Hall walls, adorned with mosaics made from 29 types of semi-precious stones found in the Pamir Mountains, such as lapis lazuli and jasper.

Visit the Didor Hall, used for grand banquets. The painted ceilings and colorful traditional plasterwork (ganch) create a festive atmosphere.

Conclude your tour outside. Walk through the beautifully manicured gardens that connect the palace to the adjacent Komsomol Lake.

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Discover the largest library in Central Asia, designed like an open book and home to over 6 million historical and cultural artifacts.

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