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Chilonzor line

Buyuk Ipak Yoʻli metro station

Also spelled: Buyuk Ipak Yo'li, Buyuk Ipak Yoli, Buyuk Ipak Yöli, Буюк Ипак Йули, Buyuk Ipak Yuli, Буюк Ипак Йўли, Максима Горького, Maksim Gorkiy

Named after the Great Silk Road that once crossed the lands of today's Uzbekistan; until 1997 it bore the name of Maxim Gorky.

Buyuk Ipak Yoʻli metro station
Opened18 August 1980
Hours05:00–24:00
Typeunderground
Platformisland
Toiletyes

Neighbouring stations

Terminus of the line
Pushkin2 min →

Exit to the city

There are exits at both ends of the platform.

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About the station

Named after the Great Silk Road that once crossed the lands of today's Uzbekistan; until 1997 it bore the name of Maxim Gorky. It has been the terminus of the line since 1980. The vault is made of eight domes about 5 m across with carving by folk master M. Usmanov, and the walls are faced with marble inlaid with red granite.

The name

The station is named after the Great Silk Road, the ancient trade route that crossed the lands of today's Uzbekistan. From its opening until 1997 it bore the name of the writer Maxim Gorky.

Design

This is a shallow single-vault station with an island platform. The vault is made up of eight domes about 5 m across, each framed by lamps; the domes and wall cornices carry carved ornament by master M. Usmanov. The walls are faced with marble inlaid with red granite, and the floor is grey and pink granite. The end walls bear bronze bas-reliefs by Yakov Shapiro on Maxim Gorky themes.

History

The station opened on 18 August 1980 with the second section of the Chilonzor Line and has been its northern terminus ever since. On 1 May 1997 it received its current name. In 2025 lifts for people with disabilities were installed and restrooms were opened here.

Fun fact

In the 1972 design the station was listed as «Tinchlik».

Architects: S. Adilov, F. Muzaffarova, R. Fayzullaev

Artists: Sculptor Yakov Shapiro (bronze bas-reliefs), folk master M. Usmanov (carved ornament)

Former names: Maxim Gorky (1980–1997)

Fare

2 500 sum — ATTO card, bank card or app; 3 000 sum — cash (paper QR ticket). Prices since 1 October 2026.

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Questions about the station

Which line is Buyuk Ipak Yoʻli station on?

Buyuk Ipak Yoʻli is a station on the Chilonzor line of the Tashkent Metro.

When does Buyuk Ipak Yoʻli station open and close?

The line runs from 05:00 to 24:00.

What is near Buyuk Ipak Yoʻli station?

Nearby: Navroʻz bazaar (TTZ).

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