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03 Days & 02 Nights
Daily Tour
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One of the most significant trading hubs along the Silk Road was once Turkmenistan. Here were the capitals of numerous ancient kingdoms, leaving countless of stories in their wake. One dynasty’s splendor and decline were witnessed by the ancient ruins. Modern advanced technology gives this nation new life. The old ruins are next to modern structures. Imagine taking a unique vacation to this enigmatic area and spending it hiking through the mountains, stargazing, and wandering through the desert.
arrival at the international airport in Ashgabat. Our representatives will greet you and arrange for a transfer to the hotel. leisure time. The Parthian Kings' Sanctuary is the Nissa Fortress. In 2007, UNESCO designated the stronghold as a World Heritage Site. Nissa is regarded as one of the Parthians' earliest capital cities. It was erected by Arsaces I (r. 250–211 BC), and it is said to be the royal necropolis of the Parthi-an Kings. However, it is not known if the castle at Nissa served as a royal home or a mausoleum. Travel to Kipchak to see the Turkmenbashy Ruhy Mosque, the biggest mosque in Central Asia. You'll get a city tour in Ashgabat in the afternoon. Ashgabat was recognized as the “white marbled city” by the Guinness Book of Records in 2013. This city boasts the largest collection of white marble structures worldwide. You will witness the Ashgabat Sports and Housing facilities, the Presidential Palace, the Ruhyyet Palace, the Wedding Palace, the contemporary “Yildyz” Hotel, the Constitution Monument, the Arch of Neutrality, the Monument and Park of Independence, the Ertogrul Gazy Mosque, the Earthquake and victims of WWII Monuments.
Drive to the Darwaza Burning Gas Crater in the afternoon (3.5 hours); known to the locals as "The Door to Hell" Natural gas reserves are abundant near Darwaza. Former Soviet scientists discovered a natural gas-filled tunnel while drilling in 1971. The drilling rig's base gave apart, creating a massive hole that was 70 meters in diameter. They made the decision to burn it off to prevent the release of toxic gas. The gas is still blazing today, defying the geologists' expectations that it would be extinguished in a few days. We will pause in the little desert community of Erbent while traveling through the Karakum desert. to witness the breathtaking and enthralling spectacle of the gas crater in the evening. Dinner on a BBQ at Gas Crater. Spend the night in the camp.
Breakfast in the form of a picnic. Drive to Kunya Urgench in the morning. Visits to the Portal of Caravansaray, Mamun Minaret, II Arslan Mausoleum, Sultan Tekesh Mausoleum, Academy of Horezm, Kutlug Timur Minaret, and Turabek Hanum Mausoleum are included in the sightseeing trip of Kunya Urgench. Follow the sightseeing to the "Shavat" border between Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.
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