Car rental for a trip to Bukhara
Bukhara is an open-air museum city: Poi-Kalyan, the Ark fortress, Lyabi-Hauz and the trading domes. Its whole historic centre is on the UNESCO list. It sits about 576 km from Tashkent — roughly seven hours of driving.
It is a long haul, so most people take the car for three or four days and stop in Samarkand or Navoi on the way. Longer rentals get a lower daily rate, and we do not cap mileage — counting kilometres on a trip like this would be a nuisance.
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Frequently asked questions
What documents do I need to rent a car in Tashkent?
A passport and a category B driving licence. Minimum age 21, at least two years of driving experience. For foreign nationals a national licence in Latin script or an International Driving Permit is enough.
Is a deposit required?
Yes. The deposit is taken at pick-up and returned after the car is inspected. The amount depends on the car class — the manager tells you when you book.
Can I drive outside Uzbekistan?
Cross-border trips are agreed separately and are not allowed on every car. Tell us in advance so we can pick a suitable vehicle and prepare the paperwork.
Do you deliver to the airport?
Yes, we bring the car to Tashkent airport and to any address in the city. Delivery within the city is free; the airport has a fee shown at booking.
How long does the paperwork take?
About 15 minutes. Leave a request on the site and the contract will be ready by the time you arrive.