Grand Silk Road of Uzbekistan
Journey highlights. Twelve days is what it takes to do the four great cities properly and still have room for the country in between them.
Next departure: 1 Oct 2026
12 daysfrom£1,633/ per person
See holiday detailsUzbekistanTour code: adv-extension-aral
3-day Aral Sea & Savitsky Museum Tour
This three-day Aral Sea tour from Tashkent is the best tour for those who want to experience Uzbekistan in full, and go deeper into different aspects of this beautiful country.
Travel styleEscorted tourSmall groupUzbekistan
3 daysNukus · Muynak · Ustyurt Plateau · Aral Sea · Kurgancha · Kubla-Ustyurt · Sudochie lake · Kungrad · Mizdakhan · Gyaur-Kala
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Overview
This three-day Aral Sea tour from Tashkent is the best tour for those who want to experience Uzbekistan in full, and go deeper into different aspects of this beautiful country. Even just fifty years ago, the Aral Sea was such a big saltwater lake straddling the border between Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, that it had to be called a sea. As the sea began to recede, it left fishing villages far from the water and revealed the strange contours of the Aral Desert and the Ustyurt Plateau. Ships were left stranded, gathered into graveyards, and left to rust; communities that remembered the rich marshland ecosystems were suddenly surrounded by desert. A trip to the Aral Sea can be saddening, since it shows how much damage humans can create, yet the landscapes have an eerie and haunting beauty that will stay with you for long after you finish this tour.
Tour highlights
- Aral sea
- Savitsky Art Museum
- Muynak
- Muynak History Museum
- Ships cemetery
- Ustyurt plateau
3 days
Day-by-day itinerary
Day 1Tashkent – Nukus
Day 2Nukus – Muynak – Usturt Plateau – Aral Sea
Day 3Kurgancha Kala – Kubla-Ustyurt – Sudochie lake – Kungrad – Mizdakh
Package details
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Accommodation
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Group size
Up to 24
travellers
Prices, per person
| Group size | Standard |
|---|---|
| 1 person | £962 |
| 2 persons | £563 |
| 3 persons | £426 |
| Single supplement | +£27 |
Dates & prices, per person
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2026
2027
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Where this tour takes you
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- 1Nukus
- 2Muynak
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