Uzbekistan Train Tickets

Uzbekistan trains connect the major tourist cities of Samarkand, Bukhara, Tashkent, Khiva and Andijon. If you’re traveling from Tashkent to Samarkand or Bukhara, the Afrosiyob bullet train is a quick and comfortable option: the Tashkent to Samarkand bullet train time is just 2.5 hours, and the Tashkent to Bukhara train time is under 4 hours. The Afrosiyob, Sharq, Uzbekistan and overnight trains run daily and on schedule.

Pre-purchasing a train ticket for Uzbekistan will help to ensure a pleasant journey in comfortable surroundings.

Top Train Directions in Uzbekistan

Tashkent to Samarkand

Samarkand to Tashkent

Uzbekistan Trains

Afrosiyob Train

Sharq Train

Ozbekiston Train

Fast Train Bukhara-Khiva

Night Train Tashkent-Bukhara

International Tashkent-Dushanbe

International Tashkent-Almaty

Uzbekistan Railways Additional Information

2024 Train Schedule

Train Tickets in Uzbekistan

Railways in Uzbekistan

Please note: OrexCA is not permitted to sell tickets separately, but you can buy Uzbekistan train tickets through our concierge services as part of a special package.

What’s included in the concierge services from OrexCA

Uzbekistan train ticket price and commission
(Concierge fee for Afrosiab and trains from Tashkent to Khiva, Urgench or Nukus - $20; other trains within Uzbekistan - $15; trains to Kazakhstan - $30; trains to Russia - $50)
Free delivery of tickets to your hotel in Tashkent, Samarkand and Bukhara. (If delivering to other cities in Uzbekistan, there will be an additional fee of $10). Tickets will be delivered to your hotel the day before your departure.
Comprehensive, up-to-date travel guide and map.
Support and advice from our tour operators before and during your trip to Uzbekistan.
All taxes and fees.

Important! In order to ensure that your tickets will be delivered to you on time, all orders for ticket delivery within Tashkent must be placed at least 3 working days before departure. For delivery to all other cities in Uzbekistan, the order must be made 6 working days in advance.
Your ticket will be delivered to you the day before the train’s departure, or you may pick it up at our office during regular working hours. For those staying in Airbnb or similar accommodations, we will arrange a pick-up or delivery solution with you on a case-by-case basis.

Important to Know!

Tickets go on sale no more than 60 days before the departure date, and certain routes are in high demand, particularly the Tashkent-Samarkand route on the bullet train Afrosiyob. Train ticket prices will vary based upon the type of train you select and the route that you choose.
You should arrive at the station 30 minutes before the train departs to have time to pass through security, check in, and find your designated seat.

(Last Updated: 4 January 2024)

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Regretfully our holiday in Uzbekistan is almost over but it’s been beautiful and beyond our great expectations . We are sure tourism will grow more and more also due to your country‘s safeness and welcoming people.
In Bukhara I lost my mobile and the tourist police found it and brought it back to me on the same day!

Stella Nuti+1, Italy

Aug 2023

Travel 29 April - 12 May 2023 in Uzbekistan

We're now back in Tashkent after an excellent trip. We really enjoyed ourselves and everything happened as planned. Thank you very much for arranging it all for us.

Richard Williams+1, GBR

Apr 2023

Uzbekistan tailor made tour

Firstly, we had a great vacation and everything was well organized. All our pick-ups, drop-offs in different cities, guides etc. came on time. The train and hotel reservations were all there. I didnt have to call anyone to follow up - which is a relief because we didnt have a local sim. Additionally, we also didnt have to pay cash (since most places dont take credit cards and we wanted to keep the cash for local markets etc.). Everyone was friendly and nice. I also liked the fact that I had someone local assigned to me, so that I could text him whenever I had questions. His name was Sultan and he always responded promptly to my questions and tried to accommodate all my requests.

Secondly, Uzbekistan was a beautiful place. The history, architecture, culture were all amazing and as someone who has read about the silk route a lot, it was fascinating to see those places in person.

Our travel guide in Khiva, Ali, was very experienced. He was able to answer all our questions (since my husband is a history enthusiast). He not only took us around Khiva but also arranged food for us (like a picnic basket) for the train trip to Bukhara (Which was a great idea since there was no other way to get food on the train)

The train ride to Bukhara was better than I had hoped. It was a great idea to book the entire coupe for our family, since it gave us privacy and we already had only limited space for luggage.

Our guide in Bukhara, Gulchehra, was on time and friendly. She told us a lot of personal stories and kept our daughter engaged, which was very nice of her. She was not as knowledgeable as Ali and also preferred to sit with our daughter in most places, instead of accompanying us inside. Also in the local market, she didnt really help us negotiate prices when we were buying tea and spices. So while I would definitely recommend her for families traveling with children, she is not suited to accompany people who know a lot about history (and are interested in learning more).

Asal, our guide in Samarkand, was very friendly. She also had a very interesting way of explaining things - by asking questions, making us guess answers before she gives them. This made it interesting for my 10 yr old. She even took us to a couple of stores since we wanted to get some cosmetics that we couldnt find ourselves. She is very young and while she knows basic details, she was also not too knowledgeable about history. She was also very sweet with my daughter - so same recommendation as Gulchehra, great guide for families with kids but not for those interested in learning more.

Nusrat, our guide in Tashkent, was very experienced, knowledgeable and made the day very enjoyable for us. He often bought us local food items like bread, fruit to keep us going (and refused any money from us) and even took us to the post office so that Sahana, my daughter, could send post cards to her friends back home.
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Hotels: Khiva - Farovon, Bukhara - Mercure, Samarkand - DiliMah, Tashkent - Hyatt Regency.

Gopal+2, NLD

Apr 2023

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