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Car rental reviews at Tashkent Airport
Chevrolet Captiva in Uzbekistan
Instead of an old Captiva, I was given a relatively new Equinox. I received the car at the address in Tashkent and handed it over at the airport. I drove over 2500 km in Uzbekistan, some roads in Khorezm and Karakalpakstan are really "not very good", but in general the roads in the country are normal, and in some places even excellent. There was a forced 3-hour stop on the highway in Kyzylkum (gasoline pump failed), but in the nearest workshop (right on the highway) after computer diagnostics they replaced it, and the company covered my repair costs (100 USD). Overall, the rental went well.
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Tashkent’s city center with the Khast Imam Complex, Chorsu Bazaar, and modern monuments are within a 20-minute drive. The Chimgan Mountains are about 2 hours away.
Driving to Samarkand or Bukhara provides a route through historic cities along the Silk Road, filled with architectural wonders.
Venturing through the historical regions of Uzbekistan, exploring ancient cities and experiencing the cultural legacy of the Silk Road.
Major cities like Samarkand are about 4 hours away, offering insights into Uzbekistan’s rich history.