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Darvaza Tour Weekend Escape 3 days / 2 nights

Explore Turkmenistan's iconic Door to Hell crater, Ashgabat city in a 3-day tour. Ideal for adventure seekers!

From Modernity to Antiquity: A Journey Through Turkmenistan

Discover the Unique World of Turkmenistan – a country where modern cities coexist with ancient caravan routes, and the desert hides true natural wonders. Your journey begins in futuristic Ashgabat, a city of white marble.

Extreme tour 5 Days / 4 Nights

5-Day Turkmenistan Tour: Explore Ashgabat, Old Nisa, Darvaza Gas Crater, Akhal-Teke horse farm, Kov Ata Lake, Yangykala Canyon and Caspian Sea with cultural and city tours.

Nature Tour 6 Days / 5 Nights

Discover Turkmenistan's wonders, starting in Ashgabat with a city tour and a visit to the fiery Darvaza Gas Crater. Travel by train to Turkmenabat and explore the Dinosaur Plateau in Koytendag Mountains. Visit Ahal-Teke horse farms and the Kov Ata underground lake before heading to the dramatic Yangykala Canyon. End your journey back in Ashgabat, enriched with unforgettable memories.

Adventure tour 10D-9N Ashgabat - Ashgabat

Arrive Ashgabat International Airport, depart Ashgabat International Airport

Turkmen History Tour 6D-5N from Farap to Shavat border

Arrive at Farap/Alat, visit Dayahatun, drive to Mary and Ancient Merv, travel through Serakhs, Abiverd, and Ashgabat, fly to Balkanabat for Dekhistan, fly to Dashoguz for Kunya Urgench, then cross the Shavat border to Uzbekistan and head to Khiva.

Unesco Tour 4D-3N

From Shavat to Farap borders. Begin at the Turkmen-Uzbek border (Dashoguz/Shavat) with a warm welcome, followed by an exploration of Kunya Urgench, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, before venturing into the Karakum Desert to witness the mesmerizing Darvaza Gas Crater, known as the "Door to Hell." Continue to Ashgabat, the white-marble capital, for a city tour, then journey to Mary to visit the Ancient Merv historical park, once a great Silk Road metropolis. Conclude the trip by driving to Farap (272 km) for the border crossing into Uzbekistan.