Flights to Tashkent

Book flights to Tashkent with flynas and discover Uzbekistan's capital, a city where historic Central Asian heritage meets broad boulevards, Soviet-era architecture, modern developments and leafy public spaces.

Explore traditional bazaars, museums, mosques, parks and neighbourhoods while experiencing the culture and cuisine of Uzbekistan's largest city.

Arriving in Tashkent

Islam Karimov Tashkent International Airport (TAS) is the main international airport serving Tashkent and provides access to the capital and onward transport across Uzbekistan.

Taxis

Taxis provide convenient transport between the airport and different parts of Tashkent. Journey times vary depending on traffic and destination.

Public Transport

Public transport operates across Tashkent, although the most suitable connection from the airport will depend on your destination and current services.

Private Transfers and Car Hire

Private transfers and car hire provide additional options for travellers who prefer pre-arranged transport or plan to explore beyond Tashkent.

Top Places to Visit in Tashkent

Chorsu Bazaar

Explore one of Tashkent's best-known markets, where traders sell fresh produce, spices, bread, dried fruit, household goods and other local products beneath its distinctive domed structure.

Hazrati Imam Complex

This important religious and architectural complex provides visitors with an introduction to Tashkent's Islamic heritage.

Amir Timur Square

Located in central Tashkent, Amir Timur Square is surrounded by important city landmarks and provides a useful starting point for exploring the capital.

Museum of Applied Arts

Discover examples of Uzbek decorative arts including ceramics, textiles, embroidery, jewellery, woodwork and other traditional crafts.

Tashkent Metro

Beyond being a practical transport network, several stations are known for distinctive architecture and decorative interiors.

Food to Try in Tashkent

Plov

One of Uzbekistan's signature dishes, plov typically combines rice, meat, carrots, onions and spices.

Samsa

Samsa are baked pastries with fillings that can include meat, vegetables or other ingredients.

Shashlik

Grilled skewers of seasoned meat are widely served in restaurants and cafés throughout Tashkent.

Lagman

Lagman combines noodles with meat, vegetables and a seasoned sauce or broth and is popular across Central Asia.

Traditional Uzbek Bread

Fresh round loaves of Uzbek bread are widely available from bakeries, markets and restaurants across the city.

Where to Stay in Tashkent

Tashkent offers accommodation across central districts, business areas and neighbourhoods convenient for the airport and public transport.

Central Tashkent

Central districts provide convenient access to restaurants, shopping, museums, parks and transport connections.

Near Amir Timur Square

This part of central Tashkent provides access to several landmarks and public transport connections.

Near Tashkent International Airport

Staying closer to the airport can be convenient for short visits, business travel, early departures or late arrivals.

Getting Around Tashkent

Metro

The Tashkent Metro connects many areas of the capital and is a practical way to travel between central districts.

Buses

Public buses provide connections across Tashkent and complement the metro network.

Taxis

Taxis and local ride services are commonly used for point-to-point journeys around the city.

Car Hire

Hiring a car may be useful for travellers planning journeys beyond Tashkent, depending on their itinerary.

Weather in Tashkent

Tashkent has a continental climate, with hot summers and colder winters. Spring and autumn bring different temperatures and conditions, making the experience of the city vary considerably throughout the year.

Check the latest forecast before travelling and prepare for the seasonal conditions expected during your visit.