The key facts
- From the end of October, Uzbekistan Airways will operate up to four flights a week on the Tashkent — Kuala Lumpur route.
- Thanks to the interline agreement, travelers can book a single ticket to other Malaysian destinations, such as Langkawi or Borneo, with baggage checked through.
- One-way tickets start from 3,235,000 soums; round-trip tickets from 6,357,000 soums.
The capital of Malaysia can amaze from the very first minutes. Here, dazzling skyscrapers stand side by side with distinctive neighborhoods and temples. The hustle of the metropolis gives way to the tranquility of green parks. Around one corner a modern shopping mall awaits you, around another — fragrant street food and a completely different rhythm of the city.
Kuala Lumpur is attractive, above all, because everyone can create their own unique travel itinerary here. You can spend your day surrounded by striking modern architecture, go shopping, sample Malay, Chinese and Indian cuisine, take a leisurely stroll through tropical gardens, or simply watch the life of one of Southeast Asia's most vibrant megacities.

If you wish to continue your journey, Kuala Lumpur can serve as a convenient transit point for traveling to other destinations in Malaysia. Thanks to an interline agreement, the entire route — for example, to Langkawi or to the Malaysian part of Borneo island — can be booked with a single air ticket, with your baggage checked through to your final destination. No extra stops or re-check-ins — just one transit and even more opportunities to discover Malaysia for yourself.

Planning such a trip is now even more convenient. Starting from the end of October, Uzbekistan Airways will increase the number of regular flights on the Tashkent — Kuala Lumpur route to up to four times a week.
Flights from Tashkent are operated on Wednesdays and Sundays at 23:05, on Thursdays at 17:50, and on Saturdays at 07:40.
Return flights from Kuala Lumpur are scheduled on Mondays and Thursdays at 11:00, on Fridays at 05:50, and on Saturdays at 19:40.
Such a schedule offers more freedom: you can plan a full-fledged vacation, arrange a multi-day trip full of impressions, or build a route covering several destinations in Southeast Asia. Starting your journey has become even easier: a one-way ticket costs from 3,235,000 soums, and a round-trip ticket starts from 6,357,000 soums.



