Tashkent Central (North) station
- Main departure point for Afrosiyob, Sharq, Nasaf and the fast Fergana Valley train.
- A metro station sits next to the building, which helps at rush hour when taxis are slow.
Route
An overnight run to Uzbekistan’s far south, on the Amu Darya near the Afghan border. Termez has Buddhist sites and few tourists; the train is the classic way in.
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Overnight
about 14 h 5 min – 14 h 40 min
Slower train with sleeping berths. Saves a hotel night on long distances. Bedding is provided.
Classes: 2-berth SV, 4-berth compartment, open-plan berth
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.
By rail, the overnight train is the main option. Flights also exist; we only handle train tickets.
As on every train in Uzbekistan, keep your passport with you. Border-area document checks may also take place.
Overnight sleeper: about 14 h 5 min – 14 h 40 min. Exact departure and arrival times come with your quote, because timetables change between seasons.
It departs from Tashkent Central (North) station and arrives at Termez station. The station is always printed on your e-ticket, so check it before you set off.