
Uzbekistan Railways (UTY)
Uzbekistan train timetables
About Uzbekistan Railways
Uzbekistan's Afrosiyob — a Spanish Talgo 250 — links Tashkent, Samarkand and Bukhara at up to 250 km/h, making the Silk Road cities an easy rail circuit. Book on the official chipta portal; tourist demand outstrips seats in spring and autumn.
Network Facts
- Operator
- Uzbekistan Railways (UTY)
- Track gauge
- 1520 mm Russian broad
- Max speed
- 250 km/h (Afrosiyob)
- Network size
- 4,700 km
- Currency
- UZS
Everything for Uzbekistan rail travel
Book Uzbekistan Train Tickets
TrainsTracking shows schedules and live data. To purchase tickets, use the official Uzbekistan Railways (UTY) website.
Uzbekistan Railways: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I book Uzbekistan train tickets?
Book Uzbekistan train tickets directly at https://chipta.railway.uz (Uzbekistan Railways (UTY)), the official operator. TrainsTracking provides schedule, fare, and route data; tickets are purchased on the operator's own site to avoid markup.
Is there live train tracking for Uzbekistan?
Yes. TrainsTracking syncs with official Uzbekistan Railways (UTY) data to show live schedule and running status for Uzbekistan trains, refreshed regularly across the 0 services we list.
What gauge does Uzbekistan railway use?
Uzbekistan's railways run on 1520 mm Russian broad track, covering approximately 4,700 km of route.
What is the fastest train in Uzbekistan?
The fastest Uzbekistan trains reach up to 250 km/h (Afrosiyob), operated by Uzbekistan Railways (UTY).
How many train stations does Uzbekistan have?
TrainsTracking lists 0 railway stations for Uzbekistan with timetable data, GPS coordinates, and station codes — see the full list below.
Which operator runs trains in Uzbekistan?
Uzbekistan Railways (UTY) operates the national rail network in Uzbekistan. Uzbekistan's Afrosiyob — a Spanish Talgo 250 — links Tashkent, Samarkand and Bukhara at up to 250 km/h, making the Silk Road cities an easy rail circuit. Book on the official chipta portal; tourist demand outstrips seats in spring and autumn.