Air tickets Karaganda — Tashkent

Looking for flights from Karaganda to Tashkent? On the Freedom Travel website and app you can find a suitable itinerary, compare offers from different airlines, reserve your seat and pay for the ticket online in just a few minutes.

This page brings together the essentials of the route: distance and travel time, available connections and airlines, what determines the fare, visa rules, details about the arrival airport and a selection of places worth seeing in Tashkent.

General information about flights between Karaganda and Tashkent

The cities are about 990 km apart. There is no non-stop service on this route: a direct flight would take roughly 1 hour 45 minutes, but with one stop the journey starts from about 5 hours, depending on the layover. There is no time difference between Karaganda and Tashkent — both cities are on UTC+5. Citizens of Kazakhstan do not need a visa: a visa-free regime applies, entry is possible with a national ID card and stays of up to 30 days are allowed; check the current rules before you travel. The route stays in steady demand among holidaymakers, people visiting relatives and business travellers.

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Karaganda — Tashkent flight schedule

There is no non-stop Karaganda to Tashkent flight in the timetable, so the trip consists of two legs. The most convenient option is to fly from Sary-Arka Airport to Almaty and continue to Tashkent from there: the leg to Almaty takes about 1 hour 40 minutes and the Almaty — Tashkent flight roughly the same.

The number of options and the length of layovers change by day of the week and by season, so it is easiest to check specific dates in the Freedom Travel search. Fares are dynamic: the closer the departure date and the higher the demand, the more the ticket costs.

How much does a flight from Karaganda to Tashkent cost

The price depends on the date, the airline, the season, the length of the layover and how far in advance you buy. We do not quote a fixed figure: the current fare for your dates is shown in the Freedom Travel search, already including fees, with online card payment.

Which airlines fly the Karaganda — Tashkent route

• FlyArystan — connecting itineraries, operating the Karaganda — Almaty leg
• Air Astana — connecting flights (via Almaty)
• Uzbekistan Airways — connecting flights (via Almaty)
• Centrum Air — connecting flights (via Almaty)

The mix of carriers and connections changes from time to time. The full list of options for your dates, including combinations of different airlines, is shown in the Freedom Travel search.

How to get from Karaganda to Tashkent: your flight options

There are no non-stop flights from Karaganda to Tashkent: Sary-Arka Airport serves only a handful of destinations, and Tashkent is not among them.

The main option is a connection in Almaty: FlyArystan takes you from Karaganda to Almaty, and onward flights to Tashkent are operated by Air Astana, Uzbekistan Airways and Centrum Air. There is a second possibility as well — travel overland to Astana, about 200 km away, since the two cities have no air link, and depart for Tashkent from there.

A connection in Almaty is usually faster and simpler because the whole journey is flown and booked as one itinerary. The Astana option makes sense if the overland transfer fits your schedule. As this is an international route, check whether you need a transit visa if your connection is outside Kazakhstan.

Find return flights from Tashkent to Karaganda

Tashkent airport

Flights arrive at Islam Karimov Tashkent International Airport (TAS), about 12 km south of the city centre. City buses and taxis run into town, and the Tashkent metro operates nearby.

What to see in Tashkent

The capital and largest city of Uzbekistan combines Soviet architecture, oriental bazaars and one of the most beautiful metro systems in Central Asia.

• Hazrati Imam Complex — a religious centre that keeps the oldest Quran of Uthman
• Chorsu Bazaar — a huge covered market under a blue dome in the Old City
• Kukeldash Madrasah — one of the largest surviving madrasahs of the 16th century
• Tashkent metro — stations decorated like underground palaces with mosaics and marble
• Amir Temur Square — the central square with a monument and historic buildings
• Tashkent TV Tower — one of the tallest towers in Central Asia, with an observation deck

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