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
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One-day Tour to Nukus: the Savitsky Museum
This is a one-day tour from Tashkent, perfect for filling up an extra day with a visit to the Savitsky Museum*.
Travel styleEscorted tourSmall groupUzbekistan
1 daySavitsky museum · Mizdakhan Necropolis · fortress Gyaur-Kala
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Overview
The tour is available every day, except Mondays.
This is a one-day tour from Tashkent, perfect for filling up an extra day with a visit to the Savitsky Museum*. Nukus is surrounded by three deserts (Karakum, Kyzylkum, and the Ustyurt Plateau), yet this small museum has one of the world’s leading collections of Soviet avant-garde art, plus an excellent ethnographic collection detailing the artistry and creativity of the people of Central Asia. This is due in large part to the work of the museum’s founder, Igor Savitsky, who arrived in Karakalpakstan as part of an archaeological expedition, and stayed to found the museum and fill its halls with exhibits and paintings. Take a short trip outside of Nukus to the Mizdakhan Necropolis and the fortress of Gyaur-Kala, both famous landmarks of a more historical character.
Tour highlights
- Savitsky Art Museum, Nukus
- One-day Tour to Nukus: the Savitsky Museum Map
- 2-day Hidden Treasures of Zaamin Tour
- 2-day Fergana Valley Heritage Tour
- 2-day Samarkand & Shakhrisabz Tour
- 3-day Tour to Fergana Valley
1 day
Day-by-day itinerary
The tour is available every day, except Mondays. This is a one-day tour from Tashkent, perfect for filling up an extra day with a visit to the Savitsky Museum*. Nukus is surrounded by three deserts (Karakum, Kyzylkum, and the Ustyurt Plateau), yet this small museum has one of the world’s leading collections of Soviet avant-garde art, plus an excellent ethnographic collection detailing the artistry and creativity of the people of Central Asia. This is due in large part to the work of the museum’s founder, Igor Savitsky, who arrived in Karakalpakstan as part of an archaeological expedition, and stayed to found the museum and fill its halls with exhibits and paintings. Take a short trip outside of Nukus to the Mizdakhan Necropolis and the fortress of Gyaur-Kala, both famous landmarks of a more historical character.
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Group size
Up to 24
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Prices, per person
| Group size | Standard |
|---|---|
| 1 person | £290 |
| 2 persons | £181 |
| 3 persons | £172 |
| 4 persons | £172 |
| 5 persons | £163 |
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2026
2027
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