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TASHKENT METRO TIMETABLE

Service hours, how often trains run, and the first and last trains at every station of the Tashkent Metro.

05:00First trains
24:00Last trains
2–4 minWeekday peak
7–10 minEvening & weekend

How the service works

The Tashkent Metro runs as a turn-up-and-go service — there is no fixed per-train timetable to memorise. Trains run every day from about 05:00 to 24:00. On weekdays a train comes roughly every 2–4 min on each line during the morning and evening peaks and every 5 min or so at quieter times; in the late evening and at weekends the service runs a little less often, about every 7–10 min. Just go to your station and wait for the next train.

Service hours and frequency

First trains of the day05:00
Last trains of the day24:00
Weekday peak frequencya train about every 2–4 min on each line
Weekday off-peak frequencya train about every 5 min on each line
Evening & weekend frequencya train about every 7–10 min on each line

First and last trains — Chilonzor Line

Approximate times the first and last trains of the day pass each Chilonzor Line station, with the ride time from the Buyuk Ipak Yoʻli terminus.

Chilonzor Line · trains from Buyuk Ipak Yoʻli towards Chinor
StationFirst trainLast trainFrom previous stopRide from Buyuk Ipak Yoʻli
Buyuk Ipak Yoʻli05:0023:300 min
Pushkin05:0323:333 min3 min
Hamid Olimjon05:0623:363 min6 min
Amir Temur XiyoboniInterchange05:0923:393 min9 min
Mustaqillik Maydoni05:1123:412 min11 min
PaxtakorInterchange05:1423:443 min14 min
Xalqlar Doʻstligi05:1723:473 min17 min
Milliy Bogʻ05:1923:492 min19 min
Novza05:2223:523 min22 min
Mirzo Ulugʻbek05:2523:553 min25 min
Chilonzor05:2723:572 min27 min
Olmazor05:3100:014 min31 min
Choshtepa05:3500:054 min35 min
Oʻzgarish05:3800:083 min38 min
Sirgʻali05:4000:102 min40 min
Yangihayot05:4200:122 min42 min
Chinor05:4400:142 min44 min

Times are approximate, and ride times are estimated from the distance between stations. The Addis Ababa Light Rail is a frequency-based service and trains are not tied to a fixed clock timetable, so treat these as a guide: the first train of the day passes the Buyuk Ipak Yoʻli end around 05:00 and the last leaves in the evening. Trains in the opposite direction, towards Buyuk Ipak Yoʻli, follow the same pattern.

First and last trains — Oʻzbekiston Line

Approximate times the first and last trains of the day pass each Oʻzbekiston Line station, with the ride time from the Beruniy terminus.

Oʻzbekiston Line · trains from Beruniy towards Doʻstlik
StationFirst trainLast trainFrom previous stopRide from Beruniy
Beruniy05:0023:300 min
Tinchlik05:0323:333 min3 min
Chorsu05:0623:363 min6 min
Gʻafur Gʻulom05:0823:382 min8 min
Alisher NavoiyInterchange05:1123:413 min11 min
Oʻzbekiston05:1323:432 min13 min
Kosmonavtlar05:1623:463 min16 min
OybekInterchange05:1823:482 min18 min
Toshkent05:2123:513 min21 min
Mashinasozlar05:2423:543 min24 min
DoʻstlikInterchange05:2723:573 min27 min

Times are approximate, and ride times are estimated from the distance between stations. The Addis Ababa Light Rail is a frequency-based service and trains are not tied to a fixed clock timetable, so treat these as a guide: the first train of the day passes the Beruniy end around 05:00 and the last leaves in the evening. Trains in the opposite direction, towards Beruniy, follow the same pattern.

First and last trains — Yunusobod Line

Approximate times the first and last trains of the day pass each Yunusobod Line station, with the ride time from the Turkiston terminus.

Yunusobod Line · trains from Turkiston towards Mingoʻrik
StationFirst trainLast trainFrom previous stopRide from Turkiston
Turkiston05:0023:300 min
Yunusobod05:0323:333 min3 min
Shahriston05:0623:363 min6 min
Bodomzor05:0923:393 min9 min
Minor05:1123:412 min11 min
Abdulla Qodiriy05:1323:432 min13 min
Yunus RajabiyInterchange05:1523:452 min15 min
MingoʻrikInterchange05:1823:483 min18 min

Times are approximate, and ride times are estimated from the distance between stations. The Addis Ababa Light Rail is a frequency-based service and trains are not tied to a fixed clock timetable, so treat these as a guide: the first train of the day passes the Turkiston end around 05:00 and the last leaves in the evening. Trains in the opposite direction, towards Turkiston, follow the same pattern.

First and last trains — Circle Line

Approximate times the first and last trains of the day pass each Circle Line station, with the ride time from the Texnopark terminus.

Circle Line · trains from Texnopark towards Qipchoq
StationFirst trainLast trainFrom previous stopRide from Texnopark
TexnoparkInterchange05:0023:300 min
Yashnobod05:0423:344 min4 min
Tuzel05:0623:362 min6 min
Olmos05:0923:393 min9 min
Rohat05:1223:423 min12 min
Yangiobod05:1423:442 min14 min
Qoʻyliq05:2023:506 min20 min
Matonat05:2323:533 min23 min
Qiyot05:2523:552 min25 min
Tolariq05:2823:583 min28 min
Xonobod05:3200:024 min32 min
Quruvchilar05:3500:053 min35 min
Turon05:3900:094 min39 min
Qipchoq05:4200:123 min42 min

Times are approximate, and ride times are estimated from the distance between stations. The Addis Ababa Light Rail is a frequency-based service and trains are not tied to a fixed clock timetable, so treat these as a guide: the first train of the day passes the Texnopark end around 05:00 and the last leaves in the evening. Trains in the opposite direction, towards Texnopark, follow the same pattern.

Peak and off-peak travel

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Peak hours

Roughly 07:00–09:00 and 17:00–19:00 on weekdays. Trains are most frequent but also at their most crowded.

Off-peak

Through the middle of the day. Trains are still frequent and far more comfortable.

Evenings & weekends

Trains run a little less often, but waits are still short and the network is quiet and easy to use.

Good to know

Times are a guide. The Tashkent Metro is a frequency-based service, so the station tables above are approximate. Ride times are estimated from the distance between stations. Allow a few minutes for waiting on the platform, especially in the late evening.

Frequently asked questions

Trains run daily from about 05:00 in the morning until roughly 24:00 at night.
On weekdays about every 2–4 min at peak times and every 5 min off-peak; in the evening and at weekends about every 7–10 min.
No. The metro is a frequency-based service — you turn up at the station and take the next train. The station tables above are approximate guides.
Yes, it runs every day. Weekend and late-evening trains are a little less frequent than weekday peak trains.

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