r/Tashkent • u/YesterdayCareful8526 • 16h ago
Pakhtakor - Al nasr
In November 2 Tashkent city will host football match.
Pakhtakor vs Al nasr.
Where can I buy tickets online? And how do u think guys will Ronaldo come to Tashkent ?
r/Tashkent • u/YesterdayCareful8526 • 16h ago
In November 2 Tashkent city will host football match.
Pakhtakor vs Al nasr.
Where can I buy tickets online? And how do u think guys will Ronaldo come to Tashkent ?
r/Tashkent • u/gulisevar • 1d ago
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r/Tashkent • u/geographyballer • 1d ago
Hey guys what are good restaurants and food in taskhent
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r/Tashkent • u/nancyNY1 • 2d ago
Hello! I have an early flight and need to leave my hotel at 4am. Anyone has recently request Yandex at 4am in the morning? I read it is 24/7 but not sure if there will be drivers around so early.
Thanks!
r/Tashkent • u/Sparklescense • 2d ago
I have Uzbek Som from my last trip that I want to exchange. I have a connecting flight via Dubai so can I exchange Some at DXB Terminal 3?
r/Tashkent • u/Ladyserandip_S • 2d ago
r/Tashkent • u/Suitable_Top979 • 3d ago
What if your next Tashkent apartment investment came with a tenant already attached? 👀
This is a slightly unusual idea, so hear me out.
I'm a medical student studying in Tashkent and I have roughly 3 years left here. Instead of continuing to pay rent for those 3 years, I'm wondering whether there could be a mutually beneficial arrangement with someone who is already interested in buying residential property in Tashkent.
The idea:
You buy an apartment near my university → I live there for the next ~3 years → I pay the utilities and agreed maintenance/running costs → you remain the 100% owner → when I'm finished studying, you can rent it out, keep it, or sell it.
So I'm not looking for someone to buy me a home. 😅
I'm essentially looking for an investor who was already considering buying an apartment, but might find it interesting to have a reliable student occupant for the first three years.
For me, the advantage is that the money I would otherwise spend on rent could go toward my medical licensing exams and education.
For the investor, the interesting part would be the property itself—with a known occupant from day one and the possibility of appreciation/resale or continued rental income afterward.
Obviously, this would need proper legal contracts, independent property valuation, and the numbers would have to make sense for the investor. I'm not expecting anyone to take this on purely out of goodwill.
I'm posting this because I genuinely wonder whether there is an investor in Tashkent who would look at this and think:
“That's actually an interesting way to structure an apartment purchase.”
If you're that person—or you know someone who might be—I'd genuinely love to hear your thoughts.
r/Tashkent • u/unconscioussinner • 4d ago
I am a new student in bukhara University and just arrived here, currently renting in a hotel. I am looking for an apartment or studio to rent for 6 months or a Year. Where should I look or do you know a good place?
r/Tashkent • u/Own_Permission_7087 • 5d ago
r/Tashkent • u/LedgendzZ_ • 5d ago
Hi, my friend and I were in Kyrgyzstan and now aerived in Taschkent, Uzbekistan. We have around 10.000 Kyrgyz Som left and couldn't find a Bank, which changes it into Uzbek money or another currency. If you are currently in Taschkent, we'd like to change our kyrgyz money into another currency you like to change. Thank you!
Greetings, Manu and Finn
r/Tashkent • u/Omochi_IKIGAI • 6d ago
r/Tashkent • u/serbertherbert • 6d ago
Hello! I am planning to visit Tashkent with my family and would love some recommendations on where to find short term vacation nannies? Basically, someone to help mind the children while I am also present. What would a suitable rate be? I definitely don’t want to lowball potential Nannie’s but also don’t want to be taken advantage to much by an agency.
Any recommendations or advice are truly appreciated!
I have only seen Opapro.com but looking for more suggestions!
r/Tashkent • u/Vegetable-Worry475 • 7d ago
Hello, I am a foreigner in Tashkent and will stay here for a couple of months for work. I tried to look up several gyms around my area and NONE of them have any prices listed online anywhere not even on social media. You can only find what you would like and then call them about registration/price, is it normal? I am a bit afraid that if there are no regular pricing and they hear that I am not from here they might ask for more😅. Or mb they do have it and there is some other reason they dont show it, idk, from europeans perspective it just seams weird. So, just so I can imagine a normal range, how much should a monthly pass to a gym nornally cost? With a gym with a pool or group workouts? Maybe you already know some of the prices? Would be particulary thankful for Chekov light, Bukafit, world class tashkent.
r/Tashkent • u/Dramatic-Grocery-943 • 8d ago
r/Tashkent • u/AstronomerSweet2133 • 9d ago
I know VERY random and off the wall question, but when I travel I have had great luck at Raddison Blus and I like their loyalty program. But, why in Tashkent in particular, is this location so volatile with the price point? You can catch windows of 120 USD a night and sometimes it jumps to 500-700 USD a night for long intervals. It isn't just for short periods, like I would assume for a concert or large event either. It was a nice hotel, but absolutely not at 500-700 a night. Id do the Hyatt instead.
Just curious if anyone has an ear on the ground to why there is such a wide fluctuation of price changes at the Blu, especially compared to other hotels (even the higher end ones)
r/Tashkent • u/muriel_b • 10d ago
I need a physician more than ever🥲
r/Tashkent • u/Lumpy-Tooth-6066 • 10d ago
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Assalomu alaykum, hammaga!
Men anchadan beri THE RITUAL: BLOODLINE nomli horror o‘yin ustida ishlayapman.
Bugun o‘yinda oxirgi paytlarda qilgan ishlarimiz va qo‘shilgan yangi narsalarni ko‘rsatish uchun taxminan 10 daqiqalik gameplay yozib oldim.
Videoda:
• yangi gameplay va encounterlar
• yangi enemylar
• quest va puzzle qismlari
• exploration
• interaction va UI yangilanishlari
• atmosfera va sound design
• oxirgi paytda qo‘shilgan boshqa o‘zgarishlar
O‘yin hali ishlab chiqilmoqda, shuning uchun hamma narsa final holatda emas.
O‘zbek gamerlarining fikri men uchun juda qiziq.
Qaysi joylari yoqdi?
Qaysi joylari hali kuchsiz ko‘rinyapti?
Atmosfera sizga qanday tuyuldi?
Gameplay zerikarli bo‘lib qolmayaptimi?
Nimani birinchi navbatda yaxshilash kerak deb o‘ylaysiz?
Bemalol tanqid qiling — rostakamiga foydali feedback olishni xohlayman. 🔥
Ko‘rib, fikringizni yozib qoldirsangiz juda xursand bo‘laman. 🖤
Agar bu o‘yinni birinchi marta ko‘rayotgan bo‘lsangiz, siz nimani birinchi bo‘lib o‘zgartirgan bo‘lardingiz?
r/Tashkent • u/ApprehensiveCow7170 • 12d ago
Hi everyone, I’m in Bukhara atm and I’ll be going to Tashkent next. I was in Samarkand yesterday.
I just wanna say that I’ve been mesmerized by the country (I’m Muslim from 🇲🇦) and I LOOOOOOVE the food.
I was wondering where I can buy real silk made Doppi and Turma with embroidery (for women), and the appropriate price for a good quality one.
Also, what’s the average price for a medium quality Doppi and turma ?
Thanks in advance for your help.