• Ships Cemetery - At the Ships Cemetery in Muynak, visitors can wander among the rusting remains of fishing vessels that once navigated the Aral Sea. This open-air memorial powerfully illustrates the sea’s dramatic retreat and its impact on local communities. There is ample time to take photos, explore the area, and contemplate the history of this vanished coastline.
• The Regional History and Aral Sea Museum - At the Aral Sea Museum in Muynak, visitors can delve into exhibits that chronicle the history and tragedy of the Aral Sea. The museum showcases photographs, documents, and personal items of local fishermen, depicting how the once-bustling port city transformed into a desert town. Guests can watch a short documentary about the environmental disaster and learn about life before and after the sea’s retreat.
• Muynak - Lunch
• Ustyurt Platosi - On the Ustyurt Plateau, visitors will traverse one of Central Asia’s most breathtaking landscapes — a vast desert of canyons, cliffs, and the newly formed Aralkum Desert. Once the Aral Sea’s seabed, this area now reveals salt flats, ancient seabed layers, and stunning viewpoints overlooking the endless steppe. Guests can pause for photos, admire the panoramic views, and experience the tranquility of this unique geological world.
• Ustyurt Platosi - Visitors will explore the ancient Nomads’ Cemetery 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. Guests can walk among the graves, observe the unique stone carvings, and feel the timeless atmosphere of this sacred landscape.
• Beshkala Tur - At Besqala Yurt Camp, visitors will enjoy 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, savor home-cooked meals, stargaze under the clear desert sky, and learn about nomadic culture. The peaceful atmosphere makes it an ideal place to unwind after a day of exploration.
• Aral Sea - At the shores of the Aral Sea, visitors will witness one of Central Asia’s most dramatic landscapes — the remnants of a sea that was once among the world’s largest. Today, guests can stand on the edge of the dried seabed, observe the cracked salt flats, and touch the remaining water. Depending on the season, visitors may swim in the highly saline lake, where floating is effortless due to the dense salt concentration. This stop offers a profound view of nature’s resilience and the human story behind the world’s most renowned environmental disaster.
• Beshkala Tur - Dinner in the Yurt Camp
• Beshkala Tur - Breakfast in Besqala Yurt Camp
• Sudochye koʻli - Visitors will explore 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, where visitors can walk among the remains of old houses and see how local fishermen once lived. This peaceful and scenic stop offers a glimpse of the region’s past life and rich wildlife.
• Mizdakhan Necropolis - Visitors will explore 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. Guests can explore the remains of the Gyaur-Kala fortress, the tomb of Saint Nazlymhan Sulu, and other landmarks that reflect the region’s spiritual and architectural heritage. From the hilltop, visitors enjoy panoramic views of the steppe and the city of Khodjeyli.
• Kungirot - Lunch

• Entrance fees
• Meals
• Tea and coffee
• Private transportation

• Alcoholic beverages
• Tips

Our fleet features luxurious and comfortable 4x4 SUVs (Toyota) — fully equipped for extensive off-road journeys through deserts and canyons. Each vehicle is outfitted with GPS navigation, air conditioning, and additional safety equipment to ensure dependability even in remote locations.

All our drivers are highly trained professionals with over a decade of experience navigating the Ustyurt Plateau and Aral Sea region. Each vehicle operates on premium gasoline and undergoes regular maintenance to ensure optimal performance in harsh desert environments.

The route spans up to 300 km of isolated terrain, where there is no mobile signal or settlements. Therefore, we emphasize safety, stability, and communication — every trip is meticulously planned and supported by our coordination team in Nukus.

With us, travelers experience a safe, scenic, and genuine off-road adventure across one of Central Asia’s most unique landscapes.

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