Taking a night train from Almaty to Tashkent - Uzbekistan to Kazakhstan sleeper train
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- I took a train from Almaty (Kazakhstan) to Tashkent (Uzbekistan) - the old journey time was 26 hours, but the new TALGO train does the journey in just 16 hours. Learn all about taking the trains alone, border crossings in Central Asia and negotiating transport with very little Russian in this video!
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Thanks so much for making this video, this is the exact trip I'm planning on doing the start of August so nice to know others have done it with no issue!
Hey! Thanks for this video. I am planning the same in Feb next year & was terribly confused on how to get a train for this route.
I like your enthusiasm )))
Uzbekistan very beautiful country 👍👍👍
Super
did u need visa for both countries? if so where did u get the visa on border?
Mam how much train?one way that means price $ how many time ?
Can you please send link on how to book the ticket? Thanks!
How do you book that train can you please provide the link?
How long does it take?
How much is the rent?
Waiting for the response 😉
Im going too in a few weeks but im doing it from Uzbek to Almaty
hi, i am planning the same route as well. would u recommed some adv?
Hey ❤ can you give me link , how to book train 🚂
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Have a nice trip in my country (Uzb)
Thankyou! Uzbekistan was wonderful - I have more videos coming soon!
@@ClairesFootsteps Cant wait to watch them❤.
Claire, did you travel via Urumqi to get to Almaty ? I am travelling through Urumqi next year to go to Kazahkstan and beyond but have heard various stories about the aggressiveness of the Chinese border guards. Any bad experiences if you did that crossing?
@@hkjsenglish hi David, no I didn't! I ended up travelling via Mongolia and Russia to Kazakhstan, a bit of a longer route but I wasn't sure about the logistics of going through Western China. If you haven't checked out Caravanistan yet I highly recommend them!
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Hi charlie can we connect , i wanna discuss about visa and immigration aspects Thanks
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Everyone including the most innocent one seems to get nervous when crossing a boarder. I wonder what psychology is invoved with.
Nice video, however, it appears that people don't like to be filmed. It will be very difficult to know and understand the country and its culture and traditions without an active interaction of people in public places.
How long does it take?
How much is the rent?
Waiting for the response 😉
She said 16 hours at the start of the video