Uzbekistan Tour with Aral Sea

Uzbekistan is recognized as one of the safest countries for tourists. The ancient land of Uzbekistan, with its historical monuments, reflecting a long and a wealthy history, keep a lot of secrets and mysteries. Achieve you dream through discovering the ancient East! Samarkand, Bukhara, Tashkent and Khiva were important cities on the Great Silk Road and attracted attention of travelers from every corner of the world. These cities were glorious and still famous for their wealthy culture and unique architectural monuments.

Explore the Nuratau Mountains on an easy to medium difficulty hike with Yurt stay, hiking, and Lake Aydarkul tour and get to know the daily livelihood activities and land-use practices of rural local people.

Adventure Aral Sea Tour on 4WD vehicles with visit the actual sea shore of the Aral Sea with an overnight stay near the lake. This adventure tour to Aral Sea in Karakalpakistan offers you to witness planets worst environmental disaster, drying Aral Sea. Within last fifty years, the waters Aral retreated more than 200 km from its original shores leaving behind another huge salty desert ‘Aralkum’. Unfortunately, in 10-15 years the Aral Sea can leave its shores forever, if the miracle will not take place.

Ecotourism in the Aral Sea region of Uzbekistan, an area with a fragile environment that has faced ecological crises and requires careful sustainable development. It looks at the supply side of ecotourism by promoting ecotourism in the region, and the local tourism industry’s motives to engage in this development.

Socially responsible tourism operator promotes the development of Community-Based Ecotourism and homestays in the villages of the Nuratau-Kyzyl-Kum mountains of central Uzbekistan. It offers hiking & trekking tours, yurt camping, cultural and adventure tours, along with transport services, train ticket booking and visa support.

Trip Highlights:

Aral Sea and impressive canyons of Ustyurt

Mysterious Usturt plateau and Lake Sudochi

Ship cemetery in Muynak