• Nukus - The driver will pick you up from the airport or hotel and drive you to Khodjili, which is 20 km away.
• The Karakalpakstan State Museum of Art named after I.V. Savitsky - Known as the Nukus Museum, it houses the world’s second-largest collection of Russian avant-garde art, following the Russian Museum in St. Petersburg. It also features one of the largest collections of archaeological artifacts and folk, applied, and contemporary art from Central Asia.
• Chilpik Dakhma/Kala - Over 2200 years old, Chilpik Kala or Dakhma Chilpik is a round, roofless tower standing 15 meters high, 35 meters above the ground, and 65 meters in diameter, built atop a rounded natural hill. It is recognized as an ancient Zoroastrian Tower of Silence, renowned in Uzbekistan Tours as the earliest example of traditional funerary rituals from ancient times.
• Khiva - Drive to Khiva, 170 km away, and transfer to your hotel.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off in Nukus or Khiva
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Professional driver

• Meals and drinks (except bottled water)
• Entrance fees to any attractions along the way

Karakalpakistan boasts a rich history, along with archaeological and art sites that are essential for any traveler visiting Uzbekistan. Consider planning a trip to this region by booking a flight from Tashkent to Nukus or arranging a day trip from Khiva. The Savitsky Museum is a cultural oasis in the desert, featuring the largest collection of Russian Avant-Garde paintings. Additionally, the Chilpik Kala fortress offers a glimpse into 2,500 years of the Khorezm Kingdom’s history.

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