Les principales gares de voyageurs en Ouzbékistan : où elles se trouvent, comment y aller, les services sur place et des conseils utiles pour votre voyage.
The main station of Andijan, at the eastern end of the Fergana Valley. Trains run to Tashkent through the Kamchik pass tunnel, with stops in Margilan, Fergana, Kokand and Namangan.
En savoir plus sur la gare →Bukhara's passenger station is in the town of Kagan, not in Bukhara itself. Afrosiyob trains connect it with Samarkand and Tashkent; trains to Khiva and Urgench also stop here.
En savoir plus sur la gare →The station of Fergana city, a good base for visiting Margilan (silk workshops) and Rishtan (ceramics). Trains go to Tashkent and to Andijan.
En savoir plus sur la gare →The station of Karshi, capital of the Kashkadarya region. Afrosiyob and other trains connect it with Tashkent and Samarkand; trains to Termez also pass here.
En savoir plus sur la gare →A new station built in the style of the old city, opened when the railway reached Khiva. Direct trains run to Bukhara, Samarkand and Tashkent, so you no longer need to travel via Urgench.
En savoir plus sur la gare →The station of Kokand, the old capital of the Kokand Khanate and home of Khudoyar Khan's palace. Trains between Tashkent and the Fergana Valley stop here.
En savoir plus sur la gare →The station of Namangan in the north of the Fergana Valley, on the line from Tashkent through the Kamchik tunnel.
En savoir plus sur la gare →A stop on the main line between Samarkand and Bukhara, used by Afrosiyob and other trains. Good for trips to the Nurata mountains and the Aydarkul lake yurt camps.
En savoir plus sur la gare →The station of Nukus, capital of Karakalpakstan and home of the Savitsky Museum. Long-distance trains connect it with Tashkent and Urgench.
En savoir plus sur la gare →A modern station on the main line between Tashkent and Bukhara. Afrosiyob high-speed trains reach Tashkent in about 2 hours and Bukhara in about 1.5 hours; slower trains go on to Khiva, Urgench, Karshi and Termez.
En savoir plus sur la gare →The main railway station of Uzbekistan and the starting point for most trips across the country. High-speed Afrosiyob trains to Samarkand and Bukhara, Sharq and other day trains, night trains to Khiva and Urgench and int...
En savoir plus sur la gare →Tashkent's second passenger station, in the south-west of the city. It serves mainly long-distance trains to the south of the country, such as Karshi and Termez, and some trains to Karakalpakstan.
En savoir plus sur la gare →The southernmost big station of Uzbekistan, close to the Afghan border. Night trains run to Tashkent; Termez is the base for the Buddhist sites of Fayaz Tepa and Kara Tepa.
En savoir plus sur la gare →The station of the capital of the Khorezm region, in the centre of Urgench. Trains run to Bukhara, Samarkand and Tashkent and north to Karakalpakstan.
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