From Samarkand and Bukhara–Yurt Camp (campfire gathering with nomadic music and dance, overnight stay in a yurt).

Samarkand - The trip to the Yurt Camp by Aydarkul Lake spans about 250 km and takes roughly 4–5 hours, including stops for sightseeing along the way.

Bukhara - The journey to the Yurt Camp by Aydarkul Lake is approximately 250 km and takes around 4–5 hours, with sightseeing stops included.

Nurota - Explore the historical complex featuring the remnants of an ancient fortress traditionally associated with Alexander the Great. The site also includes two 16th-century mosques and a sacred spring-fed pond home to protected fish.

Aydar Lake - Enjoy lunch by the lakeshore with an opportunity to swim if the weather permits. (The Yurt Camp may relocate the lunch to the camp area if needed.)

Pustynya Kyzylkum - Yurt Camp Experience: Upon arrival, guests can try camel riding, witness the stunning desert sunset, and unwind before dinner. In the evening, gather around the campfire to enjoy traditional songs performed by local nomads. Later, marvel at the starry sky and the visible Milky Way in the clear desert air.

Departure toward Bukhara or Samarkand (approximately 270 km, 4–5 hours by car).

Pustynya Kyzylkum - Breakfast at the camp followed by free time to stroll across the sand dunes and savor the peaceful desert surroundings.

Departure toward Bukhara/Samarkand (approximately 270 km, 4–5 hours by car).

Bukhara - Departure toward Bukhara (approximately 270 km, 4–5 hours by car)

Samarkand - Departure toward Samarkand (approximately 270 km, 4–5 hours by car)

• Private transportation
• Camel riding
• Entrance fees
• Overnight Yurt stay
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Breakfast
• Professional tour guide

• Personal expenses which are not mentioned in the programm

Embark on an unforgettable journey to the tranquil Kyzylkum “Red Desert” from either Samarkand or Bukhara. Begin your adventure with a picturesque drive to the Yurt Camp by Aydarkul Lake, where you can fully embrace the peacefulness of nature. Explore the historic Nurota complex, savor a lakeside lunch, and enjoy camel rides while taking in breathtaking desert sunsets. As night falls, gather around a campfire to relish traditional nomadic music and dance beneath a starry sky, before retiring for an overnight stay in a yurt.

• Enjoy a scenic 250 km drive from Samarkand or Bukhara to the Yurt Camp
• Explore Nurota, featuring ancient fortifications associated with Alexander the Great
• Delight in a traditional dinner and campfire gathering with local music and dance
• Spend leisure time walking the sand dunes and swimming in Aydarkul Lake (weather permitting)

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