PREPARE YOURSELF
I’m pleased to offer you comprehensive and up-to-date travel information for Uzbekistan, which will assist you in getting ready for your journey.
You’ll find helpful and current travel advice on Uzbekistan in this travel guide, along with suggestions for places to visit.
When is the best time to visit Uzbekistan?
The ideal seasons to travel to Uzbekistan are spring (mid-April to early-June) and fall (mid-September to early-November). These seasons have extremely good temperatures, and it shouldn't be too hot to stroll around in the daytime. Typically, extreme heat waves begin in early June and last until mid-September. Recognizing that the majority of Uzbekistan's big events occur in the spring or fall will help you plan your trip there.
What is the hottest month in Uzbekistan?
In Uzbekistan, July and August are the warmest months of the year. In Uzbekistan, summertime temperatures can reach 35°C to occasionally even 40°–45°C, making travel at this time of year difficult. The sun is fairly powerful, so keep that in mind if you are planning any lengthy overland travels
Is winter a good time to visit Uzbekistan?
Anyone who wishes to escape crowds should visit Uzbekistan during the winter. There aren't many tourists around, it can get sunny, and the temperature isn't too low. Although there is a greater probability of rain starting in mid-March, March and April are generally pleasant travel months. Winter in Uzbekistan is very special and if it snows, you’ll get to see a magical winter wonderland. My Trip to Uzbekistan in March was magical. It was snowing and everything was white. A trip I will never forget. It snowed for several days after my arrival and I enjoyed it in the capital Tashkent. In other cities, the snow had already disappeared by the time I arrived there. Another advantage of traveling during winter is that in the low season, the hotels and hostels are cheaper.
What is the hottest month in Uzbekistan?
In Uzbekistan, July and August are the warmest months of the year. In Uzbekistan, summertime temperatures can reach 35°C to occasionally even 40°–45°C, making travel at this time of year difficult. The sun is fairly powerful, so keep that in mind if you are planning any lengthy overland travels
What is the best way to get to Uzbekistan?
There are international airports at Samarkand, Tashkent and Bukhara. The most common point of entry into Uzbekistan is Tashkent International Airport. If you have US dollars, the airport has a currency exchange office that gives you a good rate. These days, Tashkent's airport has ATMs where you may withdraw and exchange US dollars and Uzbek som.
How to get from the airport to Tashkent city center by taxi and how much does it cost?
By cab, it takes thirty minutes to get from the airport to Tashkent's city center. Upon your arrival at the airport, you will be met by numerous enthusiastic taxi drivers who will be pleased to transport you to Tashkent's city center for 50.000 Uzbek som, or approximately $5. Make sure your phone has the Yandex Go app installed before purchasing a SIM card at the airport. This app displays cab fares and functions similarly to Uber.
How much does it cost and how to get from Tashkent City center to the airport?
Asking the person at the front desk of your hotel or hostel to order a taxi for you is the simplest and most direct method and it is also economical. To order a taxi, you can also download the Yandex Go app. Depending on where you are in the city, a cab from Tashkent to the airport will cost you about 20.000 som.
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Asking the person at the front desk of your hotel or hostel to order a taxi for you is the simplest and most direct method and it is also economical. To order a taxi, you can also download the Yandex Go app. Depending on where you are in the city, a cab from Tashkent to the airport will cost you about 20.000 som.
How many days in Uzbekistan?
It's somewhat of a loaded question if you're wondering how long you need to spend in Uzbekistan. In a week, one might visit all of Uzbekistan's major tourist destinations. If you don't have a particular schedule, I'd suggest taking at least ten days to see everything that this nation has to offer. In Uzbekistan, the tourism industry is expanding and gaining popularity over time. I strongly recommend that you schedule a vacation to see the sights before they get overly popular.