r/Tashkent

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Hi, I am from China, and will come to Uzbekistan, stay there about a month for business, I can speak English, but cann't speak local language or Russian, if you are interested, please leave your message below.

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u/Dry-Bodybuilder-7542 — 6 days ago
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Best Sports Bar in Tashkent?

Hello,

I am moving to Tashkent in the Summer and would like to know where I can watch live football.

I am a Celtic fan and would like to watch their games with a bit of atmosphere instead of enjoying them at home.

I had a look on Google and there appears to be two "Irish" bars, but they don't look like they play much football.

Can anyone recommend a decent place locals and expats go to watch UK football matches?

Thanks in advance 👍🏼

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u/Specialist_Letter407 — 3 days ago
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PayMe Experience In Tashkent(English Speaker)

Just so you know I am an Indian working in Tashkent.

The card system here is pretty different from overseas personally from India. One tap and you are done.

Similarly, I have been using PayMe lately in Tashkent . And unknowingly I have transferred 500000 million soms in my transport ATTO card. And it that money will never end I know it for sure.

After calling atto and payme, I found out voila there is no english being spoken over on phone. That's a really problem now. After much research and trying my luck I have found payme telegram number where you can chat with them in English. And i got connected to a English speaking executive.

He says in most cases you are refunded the money but it's totally on ATTO. Hopefully I will get the money back as he said.

Now the problem- Calculating the zeros in SOMS, kid you not one big task, especially while transferring the money.

My point being transfers are just a tap that's it and it's done, there definitely should be some sort of pin to avoid such transactions.

Anyone else who faced this?

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u/Comprehensive-Ad6744 — 6 days ago
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Hi there! I'm travelling to the Central Asian region for the first time and don't know what to expect. I'm super excited for the food and the silk route cities. I plan on staying in Tashkent - Samarkand- Bukhara (7 days in total) from 8-15 May. I've been to 35 countries on my own and my favourite experiences are when I get to hangout with the locals and experience the country through their eyes. If you're located in any of these cities and would like to meet for a coffee or a walk or whatever, I'd LOVEEEE to meet <3 Also, ask away if you want me to bring something from India.

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u/Fuzzy-Insurance-6362 — 12 days ago
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Any movie lover communities in Tashkent?

Hey everyone,
I’m looking for movie lover communities in Tashkent — film clubs, cinema discussion groups, screenings, or just people who enjoy watching and talking about movies together.

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u/Hot-Rutabaga-4575 — 6 days ago