Andijan station
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Route
From the eastern end of the Fergana Valley back to the capital. The afternoon electric train reaches Tashkent in the evening.
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High-speed
about 4 h 15 min
Modern electric train introduced in September 2026 between Tashkent and Andijan via Pap, Kokand and Margilan.
Classes: Seated
Journey times are approximate, based on public timetables. Exact times come with your quote.
Seats usually last longer than on the Tashkent – Samarkand – Bukhara line, but weekends and holidays still sell out. A week or two ahead is a safe margin.
Tickets usually go on sale 45 to 60 days before departure. If your date is not on sale yet, request it anyway and we will tell you when it opens.
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Indicative only. We check the official system for every request and confirm availability in your quote.
Yes, it calls at Margilan, Kokand, Pap and Angren on the way.
There is one daytime train each way on this service, so a same-day round trip is not practical. We can quote a return for another day.
Fergana Valley electric train: about 4 h 15 min. Exact departure and arrival times come with your quote, because timetables change between seasons.
It departs from Andijan station and arrives at Tashkent Central (North) station. The station is always printed on your e-ticket, so check it before you set off.