• Manuc Bey - The journey begins with a visit to Manuc Bei Mansion, situated in Hincesti Town, 36 km from Chisinau. Guided tours are available in Romanian, Russian, and English, lasting 30 minutes. Visitors will explore the Manuc Bei Architectural Historic Complex, including the Museum of History and Ethnography, the Main Palace, an underground tunnel, and the Hunting Castle. There’s also a liquor store offering sparkling wine or wine from Hincesti Winery.
• Comrat - Following Manuc-Bey, the tour proceeds south to Komrat, the capital of Gagauzia. The itinerary includes a visit to the city, the Cathedral of Saint-Jean-Baptiste, the City Hall with the Lenin monument, and Memorial Slavy. While luxury buildings are not prominent, the rich Gagauz history and cultural sites are captivating.
• National Gagauz History and Ethnographic Museum - Located in the village of Balsalma, this museum offers an immersive experience into the vibrant wedding ceremonies, customs, and traditions of the Gagauz people. The tour continues to Avdarma village, a cultural and spiritual hub of Gagauzia.
• Congaz - After exploring Besalma, the tour moves to Congaz village to visit the “The Holy Trinity” church.
• Congaz - Travelers will enjoy a traditional lunch at the “Gagauz Sofrasi” complex, featuring an ethnic-modern design with traditional decor elements. The complex includes a wedding museum, a terrace, a restaurant, and a cellar with homemade marinades, all reflecting the authentic Gagauz culture. The journey concludes with a return to Chisinau.

• Hotel pick up and drop-off
• Entrance fees
• Air-conditioned transportation
• Professional Guide

• Lunch
• Souvenirs
• Tips for driver/guide

The “Manuc Bey” mansion in Hâncești is a must-see destination on your travel itinerary. Constructed in 1816, this architectural gem is situated in the Hâncești district of the Republic of Moldova and boasts a rich historical background.

Following the exploration of Manuc Bei Mansion, the tour continues to a distinctive location - Gagauzia, home to the unique Gagauz ethnic minority. The presence of this Turkish-speaking community from Bulgaria in Moldova is intriguing and best understood by visiting the area. Today, Gagauzia is an agricultural region inhabited by industrious and welcoming people who maintain their autonomy while preserving their history and traditions in excellent condition.

The entire tour lasts approximately 8 hours and 15 minutes, with transportation included in this duration. It features visits to the historic and cultural sites of Gagauzia, along with a stop at Manuc Bei Mansion in the Hâncești district.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.