Koytendag
Embark on a 4-day journey from Ashgabat to the remote corners of eastern Turkmenistan, including a visit to Koytendag. Explore the unique Dinosaur Plateau, home to one of the largest and most significant collections of dinosaur footprints in the world. Admire the picturesque sights of the region, such as Kainar-Baba Lake, Umbar-Dere Gorge, and its waterfall. Discover the cultural heritage of the area by visiting the mausoleums of Astana Baba and Alamerdar, as well as the sacred Kyrk Gyz cave.
Flight or drive to Turkmenabat, then transfer towards Koytendag. On the way, visit the mausoleums of Astana Baba and Alamberdar — significant monuments of Islamic architecture. Arrival in Koytendag, accommodation, dinner, and rest.
After breakfast, excursion to the famous Dinosaur Plateau — one of the world’s largest sites with preserved dinosaur footprints. Walk across the plateau, seeing dozens of ancient tracks preserved for millions of years. Return to the base, dinner, and evening by the fire.
Trip to the picturesque Kaynar-Baba Lake, famous for its fish and crystal-clear waters. Then, a hike through Umbar-Dere Gorge with its beautiful waterfall. After an active day — rest and overnight stay.
Visit the sacred Kyrk Gyz Cave, associated with local legends. Departure to Turkmenabat and return to Ashgabat. End of the tour.
Turkmenistan6 daysDestinations: Ashgabat, Nisa,Mary, Merv, Darvaza Gas Crater, Kunya-Urgench
Embark on an exciting six-day journey through Turkmenistan with the Classic Tour! Discover ancient fortresses and the ruins of antique cities, admire the refined oriental architecture of minarets and mausoleums, and witness one of Turkmenistan’s natural wonders — the famous gas crater that has been burning in the heart of the Karakum Desert for decades.
Turkmenistan4 daysDestinations: Kone-Urgench, Darvaza, Ashgabat, Nisa, Mary, Merv
Discover the heart of Turkmenistan in 4 unforgettable days! The journey begins in historic Kone-Urgench, the capital of Khorezm in the 10th–12th centuries, where you will visit majestic mausoleums and the tallest minaret in Central Asia. Next, travel to the famous Darvaza Gas Crater to enjoy its breathtaking view and spend a night in a tent under the stars. On the second day, the tour continues in Ashgabat, where you will explore the city’s architectural gems, parks, independence monuments, the National Museum of History and Ethnography, and the ancient city of Nisa, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Your experience will be enriched by the Akhal-Teke horses at a local horse farm and a traditional Turkmen tea ceremony. The third day is devoted to exploring the capital, followed by a journey to the city of Mary. On the final day, discover the grandeur of Ancient Merv, a key city on the Silk Road, with its 12th-century mausoleums and archaeological sites, before heading to the Turkmenistan–Uzbekistan border. This tour is perfect for anyone who wants to see Turkmenistan’s cultural, historical, and natural treasures in a short time, feel the spirit of the country, and experience its rich heritage.
Turkmenistan3 daysDestinations: Ashgabat, Merv, Kunya-Urgench
Join an exciting journey through the historical treasures of Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan! Over three days, this tour will take you from the modern capital of Ashgabat to the legendary cities of the Great Silk Road. You will not only admire architectural landmarks but also explore the rich cultural heritage, traditions, and art of the region. Ashgabat is listed in the Guinness World Records as the city with the largest number of white marble buildings. Walking along its wide avenues, among majestic palaces, beautiful parks, and fountains, you will experience the harmony of modern architecture and national traditions. Next, you will visit Merv, one of the oldest cities in the world, once called the “Pearl of the East” and a major center of trade and learning. Walking among its ancient walls takes you back thousands of years. Your journey continues to Kunya-Urgench, renowned for its grand minarets, mausoleums, and historic monuments. This city was an important spiritual and commercial hub of the Great Silk Road and still retains its grandeur today. The tour also offers the chance to experience the unique regional atmosphere: taste traditional dishes, explore vibrant local markets, and enjoy the hospitality of the people. In just three days, you will touch the deep layers of history and culture that connect Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan and take home unforgettable memories.
