Day 1: Samarkand/Bukhara-Aydarkul

Chashma - At the Shashma complex, visitors can explore the sacred spring water, the remnants of Alexander’s fortress from the 4th century BC, the Juma (Friday) mosque, the historic “Panjvaqta” mosque from the 16th century, and the hammam-bath house.

Aydarkul-Sarmishsay-Samarkand/Bukhara

Sarmishsay Gorge - This is a renowned site in Central Asia, featuring over 10,000 petroglyphs dating back to the Stone and Bronze Ages. The images depict deer and goats in the animal style characteristic of the Scythian tribes’ art circle (early Iron Age, 9th-2nd century BC).

• 1 night accommodation with breakfast at yurt camp
• Bottled water
• Service of Professional Guide
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Breakfast
• A/C comfortable car/mini van/bus

• All fees and/or taxes
• Personal expenses

Experience a taste of nomadic living and discover the 16th largest desert in the world, Kyzylkum, with a stay at a Yurt camp during this tour. You will also visit the historical town of Nurata, nestled in the foothills of the vast Nuratau Mountains, which extend for hundreds of kilometers from Jizzakh and Barren Steppe towards Navoi and the Kyzylkum desert. As per popular folklore, the founding of this city and its name is attributed to the fort, Nur, established by Alexander the Great in the 4th century BC. Additionally, you will go through the Sarmysh-say tract, an area in Central Asia well-known for its over 10,000 petroglyphs dating back to the Stone and Bronze Ages, depicting animals like deer and goats in a style reminiscent of the Scythian tribes’ art circle (early Iron IX-II cent. BC). Lastly, you will visit Aydarkul Lake, a stunning natural wonder located in the midst of the desert.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.