Uzbekistan

An alley with an artificial lake is being built in Olmazor — it was stated that multi-year trees will be preserved

Work has begun on the construction of a new promenade with an artificial lake on Keles Yoli Street in the Olmazor district of Tashkent city. It is planned to preserve the existing perennial trees in their place at the recreation area intended for residents and guests.

A promenade with an artificial lake is being built in Olmazor — it was stated that multi-year trees will be preserved

According to information about the project, a promenade with modern infrastructure will be established in the area. It is intended to create comfortable conditions for the public's leisure, landscape the surroundings, and improve the appearance of the area.

One of the main features of the promenade will be an artificial lake. The new venue is intended to serve as a recreation area for guests as well as the district's residents.

What is being said about the fate of the trees?

The report emphasized that preserving nature and existing greenery has been designated as a priority task during the construction and landscaping works.

In particular, it was stated that all multi-year trees in the area will be fully preserved in their places. Some smaller trees will be transplanted to other suitable areas.

It is reported that the transplanting work will be carried out carefully under the supervision of specialists. This is intended to ensure the survival of the trees.

The project initiators present the new promenade as one of the efforts aimed at improving the ecological environment of the area.

The announcement does not specify the area of the promenade and the artificial lake, the project cost, or the exact deadline for completing the construction.

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