Desde Bujará o Samarcanda Excursión de 2 días al lago Aydarkul y al campamento de Yurta
Descripción
Explore la belleza serena del "Desierto Rojo" de Kyzylkum en este viaje inolvidable desde Samarcanda o Bujará. Su aventura comienza con un viaje panorámico al campamento de Yurta junto al lago Aydarkul, donde se sumergirá en la tranquilidad de la naturaleza. Visite el complejo histórico de Nurota, disfrute de un almuerzo junto al lago y experimente montar en camello mientras presencia impresionantes puestas de sol en el desierto. Por la noche, reúnase alrededor de una fogata para disfrutar de la música nómada tradicional y bailar bajo un cielo estrellado, antes de instalarse para una noche en una yurta. - Escénico 250 km en coche desde Samarcanda o Bujará hasta el campamento de Yurta - Visita Nurota, hogar de antiguas fortificaciones vinculadas a Alejandro Magno - Cena tradicional y reunión de fogatas con música y baile local - Disfrutar de tiempo libre caminando por las dunas de arena y nadando en el lago Aydarkul (si el tiempo lo permite)
Opciones de la excursión
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Puedo organizar la recogida en cualquier lugar de Samarcanda y la ciudad de Bujará, no es necesario viajar a un punto de encuentro designado.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- No se recomienda para viajeros con lesiones de la columna vertebral
- No es recomendable para embarazadas
- No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(1)
Though there was a little pick-up delay, the tour operation team took immediate action very smoothly and could reach the yult camp without any trouble. The driver who speaks Russian was friendly and looked so happy😃 when I gave him Japanese Salt Candies. Upon arriving at the campsite, we were greeted by a wonderful young guide. He immediately explained the schedule clearly, making it easy to understand what we would be doing next, which put us at ease. Lake Aydarkul is very large, and in the inlet, the calm blue water is tranquil with no ripples. Our guide told us that the outer side, where there were waves, had cooler water flowing, so I walked there and immersed ourselves in the shallow lake for a while. This was truly the most blissful moment of the trip. I was a little surprised to see three cows strolling together in the lake. After relaxing by the lake, it was time for my first camel ride. Looking at the peaceful faces of the camels somehow made me feel warm and fuzzy inside. The ride was a bit bumpy when the camels stood up, but it was no problem at all, just like riding a horse. Another participant took a video of me. Afterwards, we had dinner. We savored Uzbek cuisine. Our guide was also there, and we had a pleasant conversation. After dinner, we gathered around a bonfire and listened to Uzbek folk songs. The starry sky and the silence of the night were wonderful. The time from breakfast the next morning until our departure flew by. On the way, we stopped in Nurōta to enjoy the view from a hilltop, then said goodbye to our guide and set off for Bukhara. The driver dropped me off at the hotel. I would love to participate again and swim in that tranquil lake. I also wish I could gaze at the starry sky longer. This trip left me with such feelings. The guide's English was impeccable, and he shared fascinating stories about life and customs in Uzbekistan. Thank you so much for providing such a wonderful experience.
