• Manuc Bey - The initial destination en route to Gagauzia is the Manuc Bey Manor, situated in Hincești city in the central-western region of the Republic of Moldova. It encompasses several structures: the Palace of Manuc, the House of the Bailiff, the Countess House, the Hunting Castle, the Watchtower, among others. Allocate 1 hour to explore these sites.
• Comrat Museum - Proceed to Comrat city for a sightseeing tour. Discover the capital of Gagauzia, which serves as the center and largest city of the region.
• Avdarma Village - Avdarma is a quaint village established in 1811, with its name translating from Turkic as “hunting camp.” Enjoy a walking tour of the village and have lunch at a local café (additional cost).
• National Gagauz History and Ethnographic Museum - Founded in 1791, Besalma village is renowned for its dedication to preserving the traditions and culture of the Gagauz people. Take a tour of the Gagauz Museum in Besalma, home to the world’s first museum of Gagauz Culture and Life, named after Dmitry Cara-Ciobanu, featuring over 15,000 exhibits. Optionally, participate in a photo shoot wearing national costumes.

• Local guide
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Professional guide
• Local taxes
• Transport by private vehicle

• Lunch
• Souvenir photos (available to purchase)

Reserve a day tour to the Autonomous Territorial Unit of Gagauzia (ATO), situated in southern Moldova. Gagauzia is a fascinating and enigmatic region that continues to draw increasing interest, making it a delightful place to revisit. Beyond its rich history and traditions, the true treasure of this area lies in its people, who are friendly, industrious, remarkable, and extend warm hospitality to visitors. It is believed that the Gagauz people’s ancestors were Turkic nomads who settled in the Balkans around the 10th century.

• A current valid passport is required on the day of travel

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