Landing at Islam Karimov Tashkent International Airport (TAS), you’re only about 10–12 km from central Tashkent—so the city center is usually a quick ride away, even with luggage. (more…)
From Islam Karimov Tashkent International Airport (TAS) to the legendary Chorsu Bazaar in the old town, you are only a short hop away—this guide walks you through taxis, buses, metro combos and pre-booked transfers so you can pick the option…
Planning how to get from Urgench International Airport (UGC) to Khiva’s UNESCO-listed Itchan Kala? This guide compares taxis, train combos, and the local trolleybus so you can choose the right balance of comfort, cost, and local flavor. (more…)
From Bukhara International Airport (BHK), it’s only about 5 km to the blue-tiled madrasas of Bukhara Old Town, and you can cover it by taxi, ride-hailing, public bus, or pre-booked transfer in under 30 minutes. (more…)
Arriving at Termez International Airport (TMJ), you’re only a short hop from some of Central Asia’s most atmospheric Buddhist and Silk Road ruins around Ancient Termez – here’s exactly how to get from the runway to the main archaeological sites…
Landing at Nukus International Airport (NCU) and heading straight to the legendary Savitsky Museum in downtown Nukus? Here’s how to get from the runway to the galleries smoothly, whatever your budget and travel style. (more…)
Landing at Samarkand International Airport (SKD) and heading straight for the blue-tiled majesty of Registan Square? This guide breaks down every realistic way to get from the arrivals hall to the heart of Samarkand’s old town, with costs, timings, and…
Tashkent to Samarkand is one of Central Asia’s easiest and most rewarding journeys. The flagship Afrosiyob high-speed train is fastest, classic “Sharq”/regular trains are great value, flights work if you’re connecting, and budget travelers can use intercity buses or shared…
Tashkent to Almaty is a classic Trans-Central Asia hop. You can fly in under two hours, ride a comfortable overnight train, take a money-saving bus/minivan combo via the border near Shymkent, or hire a private car/driver for door-to-door ease. Below…
Tashkent to Khiva is a classic Silk Road hop. Your main choices are the comfortable train (overnight sleeper or limited high-speed services), a quick flight to Urgench plus a short road transfer, a budget night bus/shared taxi, or a private…