Ashgabat

Today, based on your flight schedule, our guide and the driver will be waiting to welcome you at the airport and whisk you away to the hotel in a private car. Once settled, you can spend the remainder of the day on tour own.

Parthian Fortresses of Nisa - UNESCO World Heritage Site

Today, we will firstly visit the UNESCO-listed site, Parthian Fortresses of Nisa.

Ashgabat National Museum of History

Next, we’ll proceed to the National History Museum, home to over 40 ivory rhytons unearthed from Nisa.

Alem Cultural and Entertainment Center

After that, marvel at the world’s largest indoor Ferris Wheel at Alem Center, and then you’ll ascend to the Wedding Palace Viewpoint to appreciate panoramic views of Ashgabat.

Halk Hakydasy Memorial Complex

Afterwards, tour the Halk Earthquake Monument at Hakydasy Memorial Complex. It was built in memory of the dead during the 1948 Ashgabat Earthquake which almost destroyed the entire city.

Turkmenistan Independence Monument

Then stroll around Independence Park and view the Arch of Neutrality.

From here, we’ll head to the Ertugrul Gazi Mosque. This architectural marvel boasts white marble splendor with four soaring minarets surrounding a majestic dome. Finally, the guide and driver will whisk you away to the hotel.

Dasoguz

Fly to the city of Dashoguz with our guide. It will take about 50 minutes.

Kunya-Urgench - UNESCO World Heritage Site

Upon arrival, let’s head to Kunya Urgench, also called Gurganj. Today, the site features remnants of Silk Road caravansaries, mosques, minarets, and mausoleums from various periods. Among these, Kyrk Molla is one of the oldest monuments, dating back to the first century BC. The most splendid structure left by the Mongols is the best-preserved Turabek Khanum Mausoleum.

Ashgabat

When the visit is over, take the flight from Dashoguz back to Ashgabat.

Mary

Today we will proceed to the city of Mary by flight.

State Historical and Cultural Park Ancient Merv

Upon arrival, we will visit UNESCO archaeological site called Merv, the oldest and best-preserved Silk Road city in Central Asia. Ancient Merv was also the center for cultural, economic and political interchange of the region. There are a serious of adjacent walled cities on site and its remains from the Bronze Age to post-medieval period span 4,000 years of human history. Today our professional guide will lead you to explore these remarkable architectural remains. Then have an in-depth visit to the History Museum of Merv Region, appreciate excavated artifacts and have a better understanding of the civilization.

Ashgabat

After the side trip, fly back to Ashgabat.

Ashgabat

Here comes the end of the trip. We will send you to the airport on schedule. Thank you very much for booking the tour. Hope you've had a fruitful trip. Best wishes!