Nukus-Muynak-Aral Sea

Until the mid-1980s, Muynak was a developed fishing port city on the southern coast of the Aral Sea, which was once full-flowing and so large that it was called the sea and ships sailed on it. There were magnificent beaches, an abundance of fish. Now this place has turned into a desert.
In Muynak you will visit the monument to the victims of the Second World War (now symbolically dedicated to the Aral Sea). The monument is located on the highest point of Muynak, from where a unique panoramic view of the city and the bottom of the Aral Sea opens.

Nukus-Muynak-Aral Sea

You will also visit the “Cemetery of Ships”, a museum at the House of Culture of Muynak, where the works of artists F. Madgazin and R. Matevosyan are exhibited, depicting the Aral Sea and the Amu Darya River in their canvases. Here you can compare the Aral Sea before and after.
Continuation of the way along the bottom of the Aral Sea. Ascent to the Ustyurt Plateau, stop at the grandiose canyon on the Ustyurt Plateau. We pass by ancient graves.
Arrival at the yurt camp on the shore of the Aral Sea.

Aral Sea - Nukus.

You will visit the Kurgancha Kala fortress of the 13th century. Stop in the village of Kubla Ustyurt. Here you can taste shubat (camel sour milk).
Then you will come to Lake Sudochye, which in the past was a large, albeit shallow, basin on the territory of the Amudarya delta, the largest lake in the delta.
You will also visit the abandoned village of Urga, the old Rybzavod, an old lighthouse on a hill, a fisherman's house.