Hej,

Szukam taniego lotu do Tadżykistanu na sierpień. Czy ktoś ma może jakieś doświadczenie/ know-how w tym zakresie?:)
JEdyne co mi przychodzi do głowy to połączenie do KAzachstanu ok 1500-2000 i przebicie sie tam lądowymi środkami. No ale to wiadomo, troche czasochłonne i nie jakoś nadzwyczajnie tanie.

Gdybys ktoś coś wiedział/ znał/ pamiętał - będę wdzięczny za wszelką pomoc.

Pozdrawiam

Witam. Ja tak samo szukam czegoś ciekawego, najtańszą opcją jaką znalazłem to AirBaltica do Uzbekistanu za 1600 zł, a z tamtąd nie wiem, chyba autostopem, problem w tym, że wyczytałem że w Uzbeksitanie trzeba codziennie meldować się na jakimś posterunku ale tego pewien nie jestem. Jest to chyba najlepsza opcja i w miarę blisko do Dushanbe ok. 400km.

Można też się łudzić, że na lotnisku znajdzie się jakąś lokalną linie lotniczą, która lata do Dushanbe, ale szczerze nie znalazłem takiej.

Poza tym można dotrzeć bezpośrednio z Frankfurtu lub przez Istanbuł ale to już są ceny w granicach 3000zł

Znalazłem krótki opis jak się dostać z Tashkent Uzbekistan do Dushanbe,

mam nadzieję, że będzie pomocny

Najlepszą chyba opcją jest dostanie sie do Khojand (tylko 214km) a pózniej samolotem do Duchanbe Tajik Air koszt 55 dolaró

To/from Uzbekistan

Most travellers making a beeline between Tashkent and Dushanbe drive to Khojand and then take a domestic flight (US$55). It’s also possible to drive via Samarkand and Penjikent, or even fly to Termiz and then drive to Dushanbe.

From Dushanbe the main border crossing is 55km west of the capital, near Tursanzade/Regar, crossing to Denau. Taxis from Dushanbe’s Zarnisar Bazaar to the border cost 8TJS per seat (1½ hours), or take a bus to Tursanzade (3.50TJS) from the main bus station. En route you pass a huge aluminium factory, once one of the biggest in the USST. At the border, minibuses run to Denau town, where you may find a shared taxi direct to Samarkand.

From Khojand there are two main border crossings; Oybek in the northwest for Tashkent, and Kanibadam in the northeast for Kokand and the Fergana Valley. From Tashkent get a bus headed to Bekabad (note that foreigners cannot currently cross at Bekabad) and get off at Oybek (two hours), near Chanak village. The border post is visible from the road. Once across the border take a taxi to Khojand (US$15) or a taxi to nearby Bustan (5TJS) and then a minibus to Khojand. From Khojand to Tashkent it’s easiest to take a taxi (US$15) to the Oybek border post, cross and then take an Uzbek taxi onwards. For a marshrutka (US$3) to Tashkent, walk a short way to the main crossroads.

For Kokand and the Fergana Valley take a bus to Kanibodom (2.50TJS), passing the massive Kairakum Reservoir en route, and then a minibus 9km to the border, cross the border by foot and then take multiple onward minibuses in Uzbekistan from Tamozhnaya to Besh Aryk (Beshariq) and then Kokand. You’ll save a lot of time by taking a taxi direct from the border to Kokand.

It’s easy to travel between Samarkand and Penjikent through a combination of minibuses and taxis. Shared taxis run from the Penjikent bazaar 22km to the border for 5TJS or 2000S (Uzbek sum) per seat, from where there are plenty of shared taxis on to Samarkand (a further 48km). The whole trip takes less than two hours. Change your Tajik somani into Uzbek sum in the Penjikent bazaar.



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Hi there,

We just arrived in Khojand and our experience may be usefull to someone out there. We took the bus from Tashkent to Oybek (from the Autovoksal near the metro station as explained in the LP). Cost of the ticket is 1360 Sum for one person and there is a bus every hour. Do take into consideration that although the bus starts on time, it stops at a bazaar about 15min driving from the bus stop, and there it waits to fill up before departing again (we waited about 30 minutes).
We were dropped on the road in the middle of nowhere and the busdriver told us (signed us since neither of us speak any Russian) that the border was behind us. So if you take this bus, ask to be dropped at the border junction (I don't know why we weren't, he probably forgot about us). We managed to get to the border after all and it was fairly easy to get across. The customs are harder then getting your passport stamped, so don't lose your customs form as this might get you into trouble.
Once across the border you are in no-man's land and at the mercy of the taxi drivers. They ask a flat 10 dollars to go to Bustan and they started at 40 dollars for Khojand dropping at 20 within 10 minutes. We decided to wait it out for a while, try to hitch a ride, but there was no traffic at all. So after an hour we decided to cough up the twenty and be on our way.
The hotels in Khojand are very expensive, we are paying 150 Somani at the moment.
Our plan was to get a taxi from here to Dushanbe, which we managed to get for 100 dollar (2 persons only), but be aware that the road on the way is closed till 19h30, so that means you have to start in Khojand at 2pm to arrive at that spot (we weren't able to pinpoint where it was) 5 hours later. This also means that you'd travel most part of the way in the dark, and the motivation of doing this trip is because the view is supposedly stunning. So we decided against it and are instead flying out tomorrow morning. The flight costs 65 US for one person.
About OVIR registration, the cost here is 15 US and 20 Somani to be paid through the Amonad Bank first, and afterwards you go to the OVIR to get registered .
Enjoy your trip.