Eco Tour to the Aral Sea

On the Ustyurt Plateau, travelers will cross one of Central Asia’s most striking landscapes — a vast desert of canyons, cliffs, and the newly formed Aralkum Desert. Once the seabed of the Aral Sea, this area now reveals salt flats, ancient seabed layers, and dramatic viewpoints overlooking the endless steppe....

Travelers will visit the ancient Nomads’ Cemetery located on the Ustyurt Plateau — a mysterious site where stone tombs and weathered markers stand alone in the desert. This remote necropolis reflects the nomadic traditions and spiritual beliefs of the steppe people who once roamed the region. Visitors can walk among...

At Besqala Yurt Camp, travelers will experience authentic Karakalpak hospitality in the heart of the desert. The camp overlooks the Aral Sea and offers traditional yurts, local cuisine, and unforgettable sunsets. Guests can relax by the campfire, enjoy home-cooked meals, stargaze under the clear desert sky, and learn about nomadic...

At the shores of the Aral Sea, travelers will witness one of the most dramatic landscapes in Central Asia — the remains of a sea that once ranked among the largest in the world. Today, visitors can stand on the edge of the dried seabed, see the cracked salt flats,...

Travelers will visit Sudochye Lake, one of the last natural water bodies connected to the Aral Sea basin. Surrounded by reeds and salt marshes, it serves as a habitat for many bird species — including pelicans, herons, and flamingos (seasonally). Near the lake lies the abandoned fishing village of Urga,...

Travelers will visit the ancient Mizdakhan Necropolis, one of the most sacred and historic sites in Karakalpakstan. This vast complex combines ancient mausoleums, Islamic tombs, and archaeological ruins dating back over a thousand years. Visitors can explore the remains of the Gyaur-Kala fortress, the tomb of Saint Nazlymhan Sulu, and...