n interior view of the Tashkent Metro, specifically the Kosmonavtlar metro station in Tashkent, Uzbekistan

n interior view of the Tashkent Metro, specifically the Kosmonavtlar metro station in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The station features a long, wide passageway with a patterned floor made of light and dark grey tiles arranged in geometric shapes. The ceiling is a textured concrete structure with long, curved elements running down the center and embedded lighting. The passageway is lined on both sides with tall, cylindrical columns that are dark green and textured, appearing to be made of mosaic tiles. Each column is illuminated by spotlights from above. On the left side, behind the columns, are decorative round murals or circular displays with blue and white imagery. On the right side, the wall is also lined with similar circular elements. Several people are walking through the passageway, appearing to be commuters. On the left side of the walkway, closer to the viewer, a man in a white shirt and blue jeans is walking away from the camera. Further down the passageway, a group of people are walking towards the camera, including individuals in white and light blue clothing. On the right side, closer to the camera, a group of three young men are walking away from the camera, two in white shirts and one in a black t-shirt. In the distance, stairs can be seen leading upwards. The overall impression is a clean, well-lit, and architecturally distinctive metro station.