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Tashkent, Perm resume regular bus service
Regular bus service between Tashkent and Perm resumed on September 20.
Photo: Presidential press service
This is the seventh Russian city where passenger buses began to run from Uzbekistan after the opening of the borders. Buses depart from Tashkent twice a week – on Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 17:25.
The ticket price is 905,000 soums. Prices are valid for September 21.
The frequency of the Tashkent-Moscow bus service has also increased significantly. Now nine buses run between the capitals of Uzbekistan and Russia every week. Previously, there were only two.
The price of a ticket to Moscow has risen to 1,205,000 soums.
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