Ankhor Canal is one of the most notable water canals in Tashkent, running through the central part of the city and linking different urban districts into a single water system. Its length is about 23.5 kilometers. For Tashkent, Ankhor is important not only as an element of engineering infrastructure, but also as a well-recognized part of the urban environment, along which walking and green areas have developed.

Historically, the canal played a significant role in the irrigation and water supply of the city. In the 19th century, it served as a landmark between old Tashkent and the territories that were later actively built up. Over time, the practical importance of the canal has remained, but at the same time its banks have become part of the everyday life of the city, where transport arteries, public spaces, and recreation areas are combined.

For tourists, Ankhor is interesting as an opportunity to see Tashkent outside the museum format - through its layout, embankments, bridges, and proximity to well-known city landmarks. Near the canal are the Courage Memorial Complex, Pakhtakor Stadium, and other places in central Tashkent. A walk along Ankhor makes it possible to better understand how the city’s historic water system, modern development, and green areas coexist.