two-day trip to the Yangi Qazgan Yurt camp on the way from Bukhara to Samarkand

Duration: 2 days 1 night
Sightseeing time: 3-4 hours
Driving time: 7-8 hours
Driving Distance : 500 km.
Included: Hands-Free Brochures, a good drivers with new Cars with AC, pick up and drop off at your location and Mineral water (0.5l. per person)
Not Included: Entrance tickets, meals, camel riding, Yurt Camp stay & etc

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Day 1: Bukhara—Gijduvan—Nurata—Yangi Kazgan—Yurt camp

After breakfast check out from the hotel and transfer to town Gijduvan The town Gijduvan located 45 km from Bukhara and still has got its own pottery school. Have sightseeing in pottery centre where they make bowls and dishes in traditional floral designs of local browns and yellows. Masters are happy to give demonstration of their art.

After pottery workshop continue to drive and stop in Nurata town. Nurata (“Nur means Light or Holy and Ata means Father”), this ancient town held a strategic position on the frontier between the cultivated lands and the steppe. Population of the town is 32,000 people and renowned for marble and astrakhan for production, Nurata has retained some of the holy sites that attracted pilgrims from all over Central Asia. Visit remains of fort Nur, local people refer that fort was built by Alexander the Great in 4^th century BC.

After sightseeing drive to Aydarkul Lake. Lake Aydarkul was created in 1969, when catastrophic springfloods made people drain excess water from the Syrdarya River into the Arnasay depression. Since then Aydarkul has been steadily growing in size. Nowadays lake covers an area of 4,000 square kilometers. Then drive to Yangi Kazgan village and accommodation in Yurt.

Day 2: Yangi Kazgan (Yurt camp) — Samarkand 

Do not miss a chance to take a picture of stunning sunrise. After breakfast riding a camel in a Kizil Kum Desert (“Red Desert” in Uzbek), it is the 15^th largest desert in the world and spreads across northern Uzbekistan and up into neighbouring Kazakhstan.

After camel riding transfer to Samarkand. Arrive in Samarkand and check in to the hotel.