Practical orientation

Tashkent, the soʻm and the languages of Uzbekistan

A first reference for locating Uzbekistan in Central Asia and learning about its capital, languages and currency before making plans.

Uzbekistan is a landlocked country in Central Asia. Its capital is Tashkent; Uzbek and Russian are among the languages spoken in the country, and its currency is the Uzbek soʻm. These details help put the destination on the map, but they are not enough to plan transport or payments: those require up-to-date information.
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Location and capital

Uzbekistan is in Central Asia and is landlocked. Tashkent, identified as the capital, provides a useful starting point for getting your bearings. The information available here does not describe domestic routes or allow you to assess connections between cities; check current information before choosing an itinerary.
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Languages and currency

Uzbek and Russian are listed among the languages of the country. The currency recorded is the Uzbek soʻm (UZS). This country profile does not specify where each language is used or how payments work, so it is wise to check these practical details using recent information.
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What to check before travelling

Basic country details can help you get your bearings, but they do not confirm which services are available. Check flights, local transport and payment arrangements separately: the records consulted do not verify current air routes, schedules or availability. It is also worth reviewing the relevant official information in force for your trip.
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Key points

Uzbekistan is in Central Asia and is landlocked. Tashkent is the capital; Uzbek and Russian are listed as languages, and the currency is the Uzbek soʻm. Flights and other services require an up-to-date check before you make plans. [Duplicate section in source.]
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Key points

Uzbekistan is in Central Asia and is landlocked. Tashkent is the capital; Uzbek and Russian are listed as languages, and the currency is the Uzbek soʻm. Flights and other services require an up-to-date check before you make plans. [Duplicate section in source.]
Sources and checks

References consulted during editorial review. Times, requirements and advisories may change: always confirm with the official source.

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