Turkmenistan Classic Tour
Classic 7 days Tour
Immerse yourself in a 7-day journey through Turkmenistan's most captivating destinations. Witness the enigmatic flames at Darvaza Crater, explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Kunya-Urgench, and step into the ancient city of Nisa. Discover the spiritual Seyit Jemaletdin Mosque, relax at the unique Kow Ata subterranean lake, and experience the elegance of Akhal Teke horses at the horse farm.
Throughout your adventure, enjoy comfortable accommodations and effortless transportation, allowing you to fully embrace the magic of Turkmenistan. And don't miss the opportunity to savor traditional Turkmen cuisine, where each meal is a delicious dive into the culture. This 7-day classic tour promises an extraordinary journey in a land where history and hospitality come together in an unforgettable experience.
- Arrive at Ashgabat International
Airport. Group welcome and transfer to the hotel. - Breakfast.
- Transfer to hotel. Accommodation.
- Transfer to Kow-Ata.
- Lunch Barbeque in Kow-Ata.
- Sightseeing tour in Kow-Ata.
- Transfer to Chuli.
- Explore Chuli valley.
- Dinner.
- Transfer to Hotel.
- Breakfast.
- Transfer to “Altyn Asyr” Oriental Bazaar.
- Sightseeing of Bazaar.
- Transfer to hotel.
- Checkout from hotel and transfer to restaurant.
- Lunch.
- Transfer to Darvaza Crater
Exploration of the destination. - Dinner. Barbeque - smoked veggies, meat, “Tunche” tea (tea on the fire).
- Overnight in tent camp
- Breakfast.
- Transfer to Ashgabat.
- Lunch.
- Accommodation. Personal time.
- Transfer to Anew.
- Guided tour to the museum of wheat in Anew.
- Transfer to Seyit Jemaletdin.
- Sightseeing tour around Seyit Jemaletdin.
- Transfer to Ashgabat.
- Dinner.
- Transfer to hotel.
- Checkout from hotel.
- Breakfast.
- Transfer to Ahal-Teke Equestrian Complex.
- Visiting Ahal-Teke horse farm.
- Transfer to Bagyr.
- Lunch.
- Guided sightseeing tour of Old Nisa.
- Transfer to Ashgabat.
- Sightseeing of Ashgabat Bazaars.
- Dinner.
- Transfer to Ashgabat Railway Station.
- Transfer to Dashoguz Railway
Station.
- Arrival to Dashoguz Railway Station.
- Breakfast.
- Transfer to Kunya-Urgench.
- Tour around the old city of Kunya Urgench (UNESCO site) - the capital of Khorezmshahs III-XVI cc.
- Lunch.
- Sightseeing tour, visit the Mausoleum of Najm al-Din al-Kubra, Tyurabek Khanum, Il-Arslan, Tekesh Ibn Hadzhibey.
- Transfer to Dashoguz city.
- Dinner.
- Transfer to Dashoguz Railway
Station.
- Arrival to Ashgabat Railway Station.
- Transfer to restaurant.
- Breakfast.
- Transfer to hotel and accommodation.
- Personal time and rest.
- Lunch.
- Visiting Turkmen Carpet Museum.
- Transfer to State Museum of
Turkmenistan. - Guided Tour of Museum.
- Personal time to prepare for the party.
- Corporate Party.
- Transfer to hotel.
- Breakfast.
- Shopping, souvenirs, jeans, textile made in Turkmenistan, Turkmen carpet shop.
- Checkout from hotel.
- Shopping Center “Berkarar”.
- Lunch.
- Transfer to Airport.
Kow Ata
Kow Ata is a unique subterranean lake that boasts a history dating back through the ages. This geological wonder, nestled within a natural cave, has provided respite for travelers and locals alike for centuries.
The cave's warm, mineral-rich waters have a storied past, where people have sought solace and relaxation. Kow Ata's historical significance as a natural spa dates back to ancient times when its therapeutic properties were first discovered.
Today, it stands as a living testament to the enduring allure of this underground oasis.
Chuli Valley
Chuli, a picturesque valley, carries a history rich with the heritage of the Turkmen people.
For centuries, this fertile land has been a vital part of Turkmenistan's agriculture and traditional way of life. The valley has played a significant role in sustaining communities, reflecting the deep cultural roots of the region.
Visiting Chuli offers a unique opportunity to connect with Turkmenistan's historical heritage. As you wander through this enchanting landscape, you can feel the echoes of ancient traditions and the enduring spirit of the Turkmen people.
Darvaza Crater
Nestled in Turkmenistan's Karakum Desert, the Darvaza Crater is an enigma of fire and history. In the 1970s, an accidental gas leak set the Earth ablaze, and the flames have burned ever since.
Geologists remain astounded, drawn to the crater's eternal fire, an enduring riddle that challenges the limits of our understanding. This is your chance to stand on the brink of an eternal blaze, a living history book, and uncover the Earth's secrets in an unforgettable journey. Don't miss the opportunity to experience the mystical Darvaza Crater, where time seems to stand still.
Seyit Jemalettdin Mosque
The Seyit Jemaletdin Mosque is a cherished symbol of the region's cultural and religious heritage. Its traditional Turkmen architecture and centuries-old history offer visitors an opportunity to delve into the spiritual and cultural essence of Turkmenistan.
Discover the mosque's time-honored significance and experience the enduring beauty of its architecture, making it a must-visit for those eager to explore the rich heritage of the Turkmen people.
Old city “Nisa”
Nisa is the UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its well-preserved ruins and archaeological significance, transports visitors to a bygone era.
Once the capital of the Parthian Empire, Nisa is steeped in historical importance and cultural richness. Its excavated remains offer a unique glimpse into the lifestyle and legacy of early civilizations.
The archaeological wonders of Nisa include ancient palaces, temples, and fortifications. Visitors can step back in time to explore the thriving civilization that once flourished here.
Kunya-Urgench
Kunya Urgench is a living testament to the grandeur of the Khorezm Empire. This UNESCO World Heritage Site showcases the remnants of a city that was a flourishing center of culture, trade, and knowledge during its heyday.
The site boasts impressive structures, including mausoleums, mosques, and fortresses, each narrating a chapter of Khorezm's rich history.
Kunya Urgench provides a window into the past, offering a glimpse of a thriving civilization that was a hub of intellectual and artistic achievements.
Mausoleum of Najm al-Din al-Kubra
The Mausoleum of Najm al-Din al-Kubra pays tribute to one of the most influential Sufi mystics of his time. Najm al-Din al-Kubra's teachings resonated across the Islamic world, offering seekers a path to spiritual enlightenment.
This mausoleum, built in the 14th century, stands as a testament to his enduring legacy. It's a revered place of pilgrimage, where the faithful and curious alike come to pay homage to the great mystic and seek a connection to the wisdom he imparted.
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