Cemeteries of Tashkent: list, rules and how we work

Tashkent has several large cemeteries. The most known: Chigatay (one of the oldest), Botkin (historically Christian), Minor, Domrabad, Kamalan, and a number of district Muslim cemeteries. Each has its own schedule and rules.

Most cemeteries open from early morning to sunset. Always check the exact time with administration before visiting — major memorial days (Hayit, Radonitsa, Parental Saturdays) may have special hours and temporary work restrictions.

Common rules: respectful behavior, modest clothing, all work (fence installation, monument replacement, digging) must be coordinated with administration. Photo/video of other plots — only with permission.

How we work: in your request specify the cemetery and a landmark (or sector/row if available). If you don't know the address — our Basic search helps (see the dedicated article). Before any work we agree on the estimate and get administration approval if needed.

In short: Tashkent cemeteries include Chigatay, Botkin, Minor, Domrabad, Kamalan and others; we confirm hours in advance. Leave a request — we'll outline the specific cemetery's rules and fix the estimate.