• Gijduvan Ceramics of The Narzullaevs - The Gijduvan Ceramic School is a celebrated family-operated workshop located in Gijduvan, known for its lively, handcrafted ceramics. This school, passed down through generations, maintains traditional methods and distinctive designs unique to the area. Visitors have the opportunity to observe artisans in action and admire exquisite pottery that reflects centuries-old craftsmanship.

• Fortress of Alexander the Great - The Fortress of Alexander the Great in Nurata is a historical landmark from the 4th century BCE. Constructed during Alexander’s Central Asian campaign, the fortress once functioned as a strategic military base and provides views over the historic town of Nurata.

• Sarmysh - The Sarmishsay Petroglyphs are an extraordinary collection of over 3,000 ancient rock carvings situated in a picturesque gorge near Navoi. These petroglyphs, some originating from the Bronze Age, illustrate animals, hunting scenes, and spiritual symbols, offering a glimpse into the life and beliefs of the region’s early inhabitants.

• Aydar Lake - Aydar Lake is an expansive, serene lake nestled in the Kyzylkum Desert. Encircled by sandy dunes and steppe landscapes, it is an ideal location for relaxation, swimming, and appreciating nature. The tranquil environment makes it perfect for camping and experiencing the splendor of the Uzbek wilderness.

• Sardoba Malik - The Sardoba Reservoir is an ancient domed water storage facility constructed along the Silk Road. It was designed to collect and store water for travelers and caravans traversing the desert, highlighting the ingenuity of traditional Central Asian engineering.

• Other
• Pickup and Drop off
• Meals
• Camel Riding(By Request)
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Accommodation in Yurts

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