Flights From Tehran To Tashkent

Flying from Tehran to Tashkent connects you to the largest city in Central Asia. People travel this route for business, trade, and seeing the old Silk Road cities. OrientTrips makes it easy to set up your tickets. Here is what you need to know about airline schedules, getting the lowest ticket prices, and planning your stay in Uzbekistan.

Popular Tashkent Flight Routes

Right now, you cannot fly direct from Tehran to Tashkent. Most flights have one stop. Azerbaijan Airlines offers flights that stop in Baku. Flydubai stops in Dubai, and Turkish Airlines stops in Istanbul. Your total travel time usually takes between 10 and 12 hours, depending on how long you wait at your stop. Even with a stop, flying is the fastest way to travel between Iran and Uzbekistan.

Airport Information

Leaving from Tehran

Your trip starts at Imam Khomeini International Airport (IKA). It sits about 56 kilometers south of central Tehran. Because you have an international flight with a layover, arrive at the airport at least three hours early. This gives you plenty of time to check your bags and pass through passport control.

Arriving in Tashkent

You will land at Tashkent International Airport (TAS). It is the main airport in Uzbekistan and sits very close to the city center. After you get your bags, you can take a bus or a taxi into the city.

Flight Prices

Tashkent flight prices change depending on the season. October is usually the cheapest month to fly because fewer people travel during the fall. A round-trip economy ticket usually costs between $250 and $350. To get the best deal, try to buy your ticket about 40 days, or six weeks, before your trip. Waiting until the week of your flight usually means you will pay a lot more money.

Travel Guide to Tashkent

Tashkent is the capital of Uzbekistan and holds over 4 million people. It has wide, clean streets and a mix of old Islamic buildings and Soviet-style architecture. The weather is cold and dry in the winter, but the skies stay blue. Spring and fall offer the best weather, with temperatures between 20 and 30 degrees Celsius. People in Uzbekistan celebrate Nowruz in the spring, just like in Iran, making it a great time to visit.

Most people start their visit at Chorsu Bazaar. It is a large market where you can buy fresh fruit, spices, and clothes. You can also see the Amir Timur Square and the large Tashkent TV Tower. For a quiet afternoon, walking through the Japanese Garden is a popular choice.

Getting around the city is very cheap if you take the Tashkent Metro. A single ticket costs 1200 som. The stations look like large art galleries with heavy lighting and clean floors. Just remember that taking photos inside the metro stations is not allowed, and the police will stop you if you try.

Ready to plan your trip? Book Tehran to Tashkent flight tickets with OrientTrips today.