International trains, operated by various transport companies, depart from Uzbekistan to Kazakhstan and Russia. Below is a detailed train schedule and a description of their wagons.
| International train: 1 | |||||
| 04:30 Tashkent | 22:02 Almaty | 17h 32m | Mo We Fr | ||
| International train: 1 | |||||
| 04:30 Tashkent | 10:39 Shymkent | 6h 9m | Mo We Fr | ||
| International train: 1 | |||||
| 09:34 Almaty | 02:53+1 Tashkent | 17h 19m | Tu Th Sa | ||
| International train: 3023 | |||||
| 15:38 Tashkent | 09:33+1 Dushanbe | 17h 55m | Tu | ||
| International train: 649 | |||||
| 18:54 Mangystau (Aktau) | 15:22+1 Nukus | 20h 28m | We Fr Su | ||
| International train: 3013 | |||||
| 19:26 Dushanbe | 13:38+1 Tashkent | 18h 12m | Mo | ||
| International train: 649 | |||||
| 20:16 Nukus | 17:14+1 Mangystau (Aktau) | 20h 58m | Tu Th Sa | ||
| International train: 1 | |||||
| 21:36 Shymkent | 02:53+1 Tashkent | 5h 17m | Tu Th Sa | ||
International trains that link Uzbekistan with its neighbouring countries are mainly served by Uzbekistan Railways or Russian Railways. They are designed for low-cost travel and for those who enjoy a laid-back journey. They travel at a speed of up to 100km/h.
Usually, there are two types of carriage: kupe (4-bed compartments) and platskart (dormitory style compartments with 54 beds/seats). Sheets, pillows, and blankets for the beds are provided. Although these trains offer a restaurant, we advise passengers to take their own food. We also recommend that passengers take personal hygiene products (such as toilet paper and soap) as the journeys can take several days.
Note: Some international trains have lower rates for early bookings.
