Nurata Tours

Tours in Nurata introduce visitors to Uzbekistan to authentic villages where they can do more than just stay—they can dive into the daily lives of the locals. You can watch as residents stoke their wood-fired ovens, milk cows and goats, help gather crops, and observe how traditional dishes are prepared. Just a short distance from Nurata, natural landmarks like Aydarkul Lake and the Nurata Mountains await exploration.

Additionally, Nurata tours appeal to those interested in visiting Islamic holy sites. The Chashma complex attracts not only Muslims but people from other religions too, drawn by the reputed healing properties of its waters.

Mountain Village Hiking and Yurt Camp Tour
from US$ 220

2 Days | Spring, summer, autumn | Nuratau Mountains, Aydarkul lake

The Mountain village hiking and Yurt camp tour is a great opportunity to add a journey to nature to your transfer from Samarkand to Tashkent. These two days, spent in nature, will enable you to rest and look closer at the life of Uzbekistan. This tour is ideal for travelers who love natural beauty and privacy.

Uhum Village and Petroglyph Hiking Tour
from US$ 200

2 Days | Spring, summer, autumn | Nurata Mountains, Uhum village

Uhum village and Petroglyph Hiking Tour is a short adventure loaded with excitement and beautiful sites. You will experience a rural homestay in the traditionally decorated rooms, get familiar with the daily livelihood activities of locals.

Sentyab Village Homestay Tour
from US$ 200

2 Days | Spring, summer, autumn | Sentyab village, Nurata, Gijduvan

The Sentyab village homestay tour is a thrilling opportunity to uncover the hidden gems of Uzbekistan. Enjoy staying with the local family at the picturesque mountain village. You will be surrounded by tall mountains, warm hospitality, and homestay facilities, witnessing locals doing their livelihood activities.

Aydarkul Lake 2-Day Tour
from US$ 170

2 Days | April-October | Aydarkul Lake, Nurata, Sarmish, Gijduvan

The Aydarkul Lake 2-Day Tour takes you into the Kyzylkum Desert to ride camels, swim in Aydarkul Lake, hear folk songs around a campfire and overnight in a traditional yurt. Along the way you’ll stop to explore a remote collection of petroglyphs at Sarmish, see a little-visited mosque and fortress in Nurata and shop for Uzbekistan’s famed ceramics in Gijduvan as the masters themselves teach you about the craft.

Desert Yurts and Mountain Villages Tour
from US$ 290

3 Days | April-October | Aydarkul Lake, Nurata, Sarmish, Gijduvan

The Desert Yurts and Mountain Villages Tour is a truly unique chance to witness the life of local villagers in the peaceful Nurata Mountains. In between camping in yurts, swimming in the cool waters of Aydarkul Lake and overnighting with a local village family, this tour will take you to the petroglyphs of Sarmish, a ceramic workshop in Gijduvan and the quiet streets of remote mountain enclaves, an ideal three-day getaway from the bustle of city life.

Silk Road Uzbekistan Tour from Italy

7 Days | All year round | Khiva, Bukhara, Nurata, Uhum village, Samarkand, Tashkent

While spending a week in Uzbekistan, you will learn about the history and culture of Khiva, Bukhara, Samarkand, and Tashkent. You will see ancient monuments that once amazed traders on the Great Silk Road. The cultural program also offers a trip to the Uhum village in the Nurata mountains, where you will see the local nature and the simple life of the mountain people.

Uzbekistan Budget Group Tour 2025-2026
US$ 890

7 Days | Spring, summer, autumn | Tashkent, Bukhara, Gijduvan, Aydarkul Lake, Nuratau Mountains, Samarkand

Embark on the Uzbekistan Budget Group Tour 2025-2026, where affordability meets adventure in the heart of Central Asia. This budget-friendly expedition is your all-access pass to the mosaic-tiled wonders of Tashkent, the timeworn charm of Samarkand, and the ancient allure of Bukhara. With the Uzbekistan Budget Group Tour 2025-2026, you'll trace the footsteps of history in Navoi and Gijduvan, all while mingling with the locals and diving fork-first into the mouthwatering world of oriental cuisine.

Self-Driving Uzbekistan Tour

8 Days | All year round | Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, Gijduvan, Nuratau Mountains, Aydarkul Lake

Dive deep into the heart of Central Asia with our comprehensive 8-day Self-Driving Uzbekistan tour. Tailored for those who crave freedom and flexibility, this tour allows you to traverse ancient cities at your own pace, free from the constraints of a group. Experience the vibrant life of Tashkent, the timeless elegance of Samarkand, the historic charm of Bukhara, and the natural beauty of Aydarkul Lake, all on your terms. Discover Navoi, Gijduvan, and Nurata as explorers of old once did, fully immersing yourself in the Uzbek adventure.

Uzbekistan Classic Group Tour 2025-2026
US$ 790

8 Days | Spring, summer, autumn | Tashkent, Bukhara, Gijduvan, Nurata, Samarkand

The Uzbekistan Classic Group Tour 2025-2026 is a remarkable trip designed for those who want to experience not only the historic cities but also the everyday life of this fascinating region. You'll visit Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, Gijduvan and Nurata with their vibrant markets, cultural sights, museums and traditional lunches with local families.

Silk Road Caravan in Uzbekistan Tour

10 Days | All year round | Tashkent, Khiva, Bukhara, Nurata, Samarkand

The Silk Road Caravan in Uzbekistan Tour retraces the steps of ancient merchants through the famed cities of Urgench, Khiva, Bukhara, Gijduvon, Samarkand and Tashkent. This extensive 10-day Uzbekistan tour includes unhurried time to tour each major city plus an overnight stay in a yurt camp, visit to off-the-beaten-path petroglyphs and tour of a fortress built by Alexander the Great.

Extended Uzbekistan Group Tour 2025-2026
US$ 1,890

12 Days | August | Tashkent, Nukus, Khorezm, Khiva, Bukhara, Nurata, Samarkand

Join like-minded travellers on this small group tour of Uzbekistan’s historical, cultural, and scenic highlights! Explore the fabled Silk Road cities of Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva, and Tashkent, as well as some of Uzbekistan’s more ‘off-the-beaten-track’ destinations.