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Tashkent

Uzbekistan

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✈️ Getting there

TASIslam Karimov Tashkent International Airport
📍 12 km25 min🚕 Taxi🚌 Bus

The cheapest and easiest option is a Yandex Go taxi, which costs around €2–4 for the 20–25 minute ride into the centre — far cheaper than airport taxis and widely used by locals; Bus 67 runs the same route for under €0.30 but takes longer and runs less frequently.

Islam Karimov International expanded significantly in 2021 and completed another terminal expansion in 2024 — now a modern, well-organised hub handling Uzbekistan Airways (which flies direct from multiple European cities), flydubai, Turkish Airlines, and Aeroflot connections.

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Hidden gems and local experiences in Tashkent — beyond the tourist trail.

🕌Khast Imam (Hazrat Imam) complex at dusk: the illuminated tilework on the Barak Khan Madrasah and the twin 53-metre minarets create a fairytale skyline. Come at 6 PM to walk the courtyards with the evening prayer call as your soundtrack, then pay the 30,000 UZS entrance to the Muyi Mubarak Library to see the Uthman Quran — arguably the world's oldest, dating to the 7th century AD.
🚇Ride the entire Uzbekistan metro line and get out at Kosmonavtlar, Alisher Navoiy, and Mustaqillik Maydoni stations — each is a different era of Soviet-era decorative art. Photography is now permitted throughout the system. Token costs 3,000 UZS (under €0.30). Budget two hours to do it properly.
🍚Besh Qozon (Plov Center) on Milliy Bog Street opens at 7 AM and sells out of plov by noon — arrive early. You can walk into the preparation area to watch chefs stir plov in car-sized kazan cauldrons over wood fires. A heaped plate with salad costs around 40,000 UZS (€3.20). This is the definitive plov experience in Uzbekistan.
🏛️Chorsu Bazaar on a weekday morning: the turquoise-domed central building contains the spice and dry goods traders, but the real energy is the outdoor section — Uzbek non bread stacked in columns, saffron sold by the pinch, and samsa baked in clay ovens. Bring cash, no cards accepted. Arrive before 9 AM to beat tour groups.
🍶Hotel Uzbekistan bar on the 17th floor: this Soviet-era brutalist tower on Amir Timur Square is open to non-guests and the rooftop bar serves cold Sarbast beer for a few thousand UZS. The views over Tashkent are the best free panorama in the city, the atmosphere is genuinely Soviet-era time-capsule strange, and the beer is cold.

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