Cheap Flights from Singapore to Tashkent from S$ 302

Tashkent, Uzbekistan’s capital, is one of the fastest growing cities in the entire Central Asia region. The city is filled with great restaurants, museums, and nightlife that make it a worthy travel destination.

How do I get to Singapore’s airport?

Well-linked by the local transport system of Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) trains, buses, and taxis, Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) is only 30 minutes away by road from the city. But if you are using MRT, it would take you about 40 minutes to reach the airport from the city.

Which airport will my flight land at in Tashkent?

Singapore to Tashkent flights usually lands at Terminal 2 of Tashkent International Airport. The Tashkent International Airport is located approx. 12km from Tashkent.

What airlines operate between Singapore and Tashkent?

Direct flights to Tashkent are available through Uzbekistan Airways. Cheap flights from Singapore are mostly connecting flights and are serviced by Turkish Airlines, Scoot Airline, Indigo Airlines, Astana, Jet Airways, Air India and Aeroflot.

What languages will I need to know?

If you know Russian or Uzbek, you’re in luck because those are the major languages spoken in the capital. English is not widely spoken so learning a few basic phrases in Russian or Uzbek will come in handy.

Where should I stay in the city?

It is best if you stay in near the city centre, Yakkasaray, Yashnobod or Yunusabad. These are the popular spots in Uzbekistan and staying in these locations puts you near city attractions, bars, cafes and shopping centres.

Where can I shop in Tashkent?

Tashkent has to offer some of the best shopping experiences in Uzbekistan. A vast local flea market is the Tezykovka Bazaar, also called Yangiobod Market. This market sells almost everything you need under the sun and is also a great place to try out Soviet knick-knacks. Tashkent has a number of open markets, and the best ones to visit are Chorsu, Mirobod and Oloy bazaars to buy souvenirs and experience the bustling crowds of the Uzbek city.

When in Tashkent what can I eat?

While in Uzbekistan, a must-try food item is their plov, also called pilaf. The street bazaars offer other delicacies influenced by local agriculture. Uzbek cuisine is often called "noodle-rich" because of its reliance on noodle and bread. Unlike the rest of Asian cuisines, food in Tashkent is not as spicy and shows a strong Soviet influence. You would also find several places serving Korean and European food.

What are the must-see places in the city?

The Old Town is a perfect place to start wandering around. If you want to experience something eccentric, then head towards Navoi Park to check out some interesting architecture. Don’t miss the Tashkent metro, which is known for its lavish decorations. Also visit the Kosmonavtlar station, which is space-themed. Do remember that photography is forbidden in these metros.

Did you know? After the earthquake hit Tashkent in the year 1966, the entire city was completely restored within 3.5 years (approx.)!

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