Flights to Tashkent starting from SAR820*

Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, is home to more than 4 million people, making it the largest city in Central Asia. Tashkent is the cultural and economic centre of Uzbekistan and one of the wealthiest cities in Central Asia. It’s filled with Islamic and Soviet architecture and boasts beautiful mosques and minarets across the city, as well as its green alleys, stunning fountains and eco-parks for leisurely walks.

The national currency in Uzbekistan is som (UZS) and tiyin, and Uzbek is predominantly spoken in the Republic of Uzbekistan, of which it is the sole official language. Explore the city for yourself by booking a low-cost fare with flynas.

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Attractions and Things to do in Tashkent

Searching for things to do in Tashkent? With no shortage of places to try delicious traditional food and numerous ancient historical buildings, you’re guaranteed to find a few hidden gems in the city.

City Planetarium

Tashkent City Planetarium is one of the newest constructions in Uzbekistan, which locals and tourists regularly visit. Tashkent Planetarium provides visitors with the opportunity to look at outer space and enlarge their knowledge about the cosmos and the whole universe. It’s a unique place for the whole family to visit.

Soviet Mosaics

Tashkent is home to some impressive Soviet architecture; however, Shota Rustaveli Street has many old Soviet-era tower blocks decked out with fantastic mosaics, which are a must-see in Tashkent.

Chorsu Bazaar

The enormous, traditional Chorsu Bazaar is conveniently located in the centre of the old town inside a stunning turquoise domed building, and it’s where you’ll find pretty much all the local produce you could want. You’ll find everything from crafts carved from wood, pottery and national clothes.

Museum of Applied Arts

One of the most remarkable sights for visitors to Tashkent is the beautiful Museum of Applied Arts. Today the museum displays over 50 types of traditional applied art, such as ceramic, gold embroidery, jewellery, rugs and carpets, crystal and glass, porcelain, and much more.

The Navoi Theatre

The Navoi Theatre is the best place to catch a ballet show in Tashkent. The small ticket office outside the theatre has a schedule posted on the window.

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Indulge your taste with Tashkent Food

Samsa

Samsas are delicious, filling meat pastries that have regional variations throughout Uzbekistan. They are a type of local fast food and sold almost everywhere in cases and fast food chains. You’ll most commonly find them with a potato or pumpkin filling.

Plov

Plov, the signature dish of Uzbekistan, is served in every restaurant in the country with many varieties all over the country. It’s a comforting, hearty dish made with a combination of rice, lamb or beef, onions, garlic, peppers, raisins, apricots, and carrots.

Shashlik

Shashlik is hugely popular in Uzbekistan. It’s commonly served as skewered chicken, lamb or beef and cooked over coals for an authentic, barbequed taste.

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Best located hotels in Tashkent

Whatever your preferred choice of accommodation, Tashkent offers a variety of welcoming stays for travellers. There are many hotels to choose from in the city to suit solo travellers, couples or families.

Here are few suggestions:

Art Hostel

If you’re looking for budget accommodation in Tashkent, Art Hostel is a great option. Renowned for being the first hostel in Tashkent, the Art Hostel is located in the heart of the city centre, boasting a swimming pool and relaxing rooms for a comfortable and pleasurable stay.

Ichan Qala

Ichan Qala offers excellent value for money in Tashkent. You’ll have the bonus of sleeping in what used to be Gulnara Karimova’s private property, and its luxurious interior and amenities make it a great choice if you’re looking for a romantic getaway.

Book your room now and enjoy flynas offers.

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Transportation in Tashkent

Tashkent has an extensive transport system with many means of getting around: bus, metro, trolleybus, tram and taxi. Tashkent has regularly scheduled bus, tram and trolley services and the buses provide fairly reliable connections with all the cities and major towns in Uzbekistan. Taxis are also plentiful and cheap, with a typical two-mile journey in the city costing approximately лв10,000. It's also recommended to rent your own car during your stay.