The Holy Assumption Cathedral Church, a prominent Russian Orthodox cathedral in Tashkent, is easily accessible by public transport or taxi, located conveniently within the city. Visitors can explore the cathedral independently, with guided tours often available as part of broader city excursions for deeper historical context. It is generally open year-round, typically from morning to late afternoon, though confirming specific hours is advisable; Uzbekistan's hot summers or cold winters might influence comfort but not access. Entry is free, though donations are appreciated. A typical visit to admire its architecture, golden domes, and ornate interior with icons and frescoes usually lasts 30 to 60 minutes. Visitors should dress modestly (shoulders and knees covered) out of respect, and while photography is generally permitted, discretion is advised, especially during services. This active place of worship offers a tranquil experience and a glimpse into Tashkent's diverse religious heritage.