Tashkent Weather in November

November weather in Tashkent

November feels cool, changeable and much less sunny than October. Afternoons reach about 13°C, while nights can fall to 3°C. Rain comes on several days, so Khast Imam's courtyards and the open paths around Amir Timur Square are best enjoyed when skies are clear. Keep indoor stops, such as the State Museum of Applied Arts, in your plans for wet spells.

You'll have shorter days, but there's still enough daylight for relaxed sightseeing. Skip plans that depend on spending a whole day outdoors; the damp can make long walks feel chilly.

Events and quieter streets

Uzbekistan's State Flag Day falls on November 18, marking the adoption of the national flag. Tashkent may have official ceremonies or local events, though it isn't a major visitor festival. Check local notices if you'd like to see what's happening.

If you hate crowds, November is a calmer time to visit than the popular spring months and October. It's outside the main sightseeing season, so the city's headline sights often feel less busy. Hotel rates and flights can also be easier on your budget than in peak months, though prices vary.

Make the most of a cool day

Travelling with kids? The Tashkent Metro makes it easy to break up outdoor sightseeing, and its ornate stations are a destination in their own right. Use it to reach Chorsu Bazaar, where you can duck under the covered market roof if rain starts. Try a warm bowl of lagman, a noodle soup, at a nearby café.

November is wetter than October, so don't count on a dry day for every visit to the bazaar or city parks. Keep your plans flexible, and save outdoor stops for the clearer spells.