Tashkent Central
The capital's main passenger railway hub, at 7 Turkistan Street, and the usual departure point for Afrosiyob and other intercity services. Not the same station as Tashkent South.
Travelers should check the exact station because some cities have multiple terminals, stations located outside the historical center, or station names that differ from the destination-city name. Always use the station printed on your ticket rather than assuming a single main station per city.
Choose a destination station, then compare activities once your train is booked.
The capital has more than one passenger station. Check which one is printed on your ticket before arranging a taxi or hotel pickup.
The capital's main passenger railway hub, at 7 Turkistan Street, and the usual departure point for Afrosiyob and other intercity services. Not the same station as Tashkent South.
Long-distance and overnight services to western and southern Uzbekistan, including Termez and Khiva. A separate station from Tashkent Central.
Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva are now full station guides on the main tourist corridor.
The main rail gateway for Samarkand, serving Afrosiyob, Sharq and other intercity trains.
Bukhara Railway Station is located in Kogon, outside the historic center — plan a local transfer on arrival.
Khiva Railway Station — direct rail access to Khiva, so Urgench is no longer the only train gateway.
Urgench is Khorezm's regional transport center — useful for the airport, city stays and other Khorezm travel; Khiva now has its own direct railway station, so Urgench is no longer the only rail gateway there. Nukus is the long-distance rail gateway to Karakalpakstan and onward travel toward Muynak and the Aral Sea region.
Urgench Railway Station — useful for Urgench city, airport connections and regional Khorezm travel.
Nukus Railway Station — long-distance rail gateway to Karakalpakstan and onward travel toward Muynak and the Aral Sea region.
Regional Fergana Valley and southern Uzbekistan stations — including Kokand, Margilan, Namangan, Andijan, Qarshi and Termez — are covered on their respective route pages, with a map link to the exact station for each.
Search train tickets first, then round out your itinerary with bookable activities.