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Tashkent Region, Chatkal Range, Western Tian Shan, Uzbekistan · Independent
Amirsoy Mountain Resort
Amirsoy Mountain Resort sits in the Chatkal Range of the western Tian Shan mountains, about 65 km east of Tashkent, and opened in December 2019 as one of Central Asia's largest and most modern ski developments. Two gondolas and a chairlift serve mostly beginner-to-intermediate terrain across roughly 15 km of named pistes (Papa, Charlie, Bravo, Alfa, Tango, Oscar) reaching a top station near 2,275-2,290 m. It operates as a year-round mountain resort, pairing winter skiing with summer activities like zip-lining and mountain biking.
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