Mid-Range Travel Guide: Tashkent
The sweet spot of travel - comfortable accommodations, diverse dining, and quality experiences without breaking the bank
Daily Budget: $78-190 per day
Complete breakdown of costs for mid-range travel in Tashkent
Accommodation
$35-80 per night
Mid-range hotels, boutique guesthouses, private rooms with en-suite bathrooms
Food & Dining
$15-35 per day
Mix of local restaurants, traditional Uzbek dining rooms, occasional international cuisine
Transportation
$8-25 per day
Combination of public transport, private taxis, ride-sharing apps, occasional car rentals
Activities
$20-50 per day
Guided city tours, museum entries, cultural performances, day trips to nearby attractions
Currency: UZS Uzbek Som (though USD is widely accepted)
Mid-Range Activities in Tashkent
Curated experiences perfect for your mid-range travel style
Money-Saving Tips
Eat at local markets and street vendors instead of tourist-oriented restaurants (typically 60-80% cheaper)
Use the metro and public buses rather than taxis for most journeys (usually 85-90% savings)
Visit mosques and public spaces which are generally free rather than paid attractions
Shop at local bazaars and grocery stores for snacks and drinks instead of hotel shops (typically 50-70% less expensive)
Book accommodation in residential areas rather than city center tourist zones (generally 30-50% lower rates)
Travel during shoulder seasons when prices typically drop 20-40% across all categories
Common Budget Mistakes to Avoid
Only eating in hotel restaurants or Western-style establishments (typically 200-300% more expensive than local options)
Taking taxis for every journey instead of learning the public transport system (usually 4-6x more costly)
Booking accommodation at the last minute during peak season (often 50-100% price premium)
Exchanging money at airports or hotels rather than official exchange points (typically 5-15% worse rates)