Tashkent Tashkent, Uzbekistan Travel Guide
Tashkent'the local mass transit is a dependable and affordable way to explore. The Subway is a highlight for its architecture and reach.
An extensive bus network covers areas not served by the underground, reaching most parts of the city. Trams no longer operate.
Many metro stations have stairs; elevators or escalators are not universally functional. Newer developments offer better accessibility.
Purchase an ATTO card. Use Yandex Maps or A Mapping service for route planning. Avoid peak hours for comfort.
Set aside time to appreciate the unique artwork and architecture of Tashkent Metro stations; they are a city highlight.
Most popular and reliable ride-sharing app. Non-negotiable prices, driver ratings.
Yellow/white cars with "TAXI" sign. Negotiate fare if not using app.
$2-7 USD for most city trips. Airport transfers $5-10 USD.
Cash (UZS) for street taxis. In-app card or cash for ride-sharing.
Car rental provides flexibility for exploring beyond Tashkent, though city driving can be challenging.
Broadway (Sayilgoh Street), Independence Square, Amir Temur Square, Tashkent City Park, Ankhor Lokomotiv Park for pleasant walks. Old City roads for exploration.
Limited dedicated bicycle lanes. Cycling on main roads may be tough due to traffic.
Avoid walking or cycling on major highways or in industrial zones due to heavy traffic and lack of pedestrian infrastructure.
Tashkent's Metro is not only an efficient way to travel but also a gallery of Soviet-era art. Every station has an unique design and story, making it a must-see attraction in itself.
You can now photograph freely.
