Tours
Sudochie Lake tour
Departure from Nukus at 8 am, to discover the Usturt Plateau and Aral Sea life. Pass via Kungrad district – which used to be one of the trading centers on the Silk Road. Continue to Usturt Plateau. Stop at the Lake Sudochie, have picnic lunch. Visit the fishermen’s house, old fish factory Urga, former Light House. Drive back to Nukus.
Tour Highlights
- Sudochie Lakes - stop at It is one of the most ecologically intact zones of the Amudariya river delta and a key location for the preservation and maintenance of the biodiversity of the region. The lakes support many breeding waterbird species including rare and disappearing species, all using the Western-Asian migratory route.
Itinerary program
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Nukus – Kungrad – Usturt Plateau – Sudochie Lake – Nukus (600 km – 8 hrs)
Departure from Nukus at 8 am, to discover the Usturt Plateau and Aral Sea life. Pass via Kungrad district – which used to be one of the trading centers on the Silk Road. Continue to Usturt Plateau. Stop at the Lake Sudochie, have picnic lunch. Visit the fishermen’s house, old fish factory Urga, former Light House. Drive back to Nukus.
Duration: 1 days
Path: Nukus – Kungrad – Usturt Plateau – Sudochie Lake – Nukus (600 km – 8 hrs)
Difficulty level: Medium
Price for tour package (for one person) in USD
| Tourists |
With Guide
|
Without Guide
|
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $430 | $370 |
| 2 | $230 | $200 |
| 3 | $170 | $140 |
| 4 | $110 |
Maximum capacity for one car is 4 pax.
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