TravelBliss LLC has been in the travel industry since 2016, providing excursions and complex tours throughout Uzbekistan and around Central Asia.
TravelBliss LLC has been in the travel industry since 2016, providing excursions and complex tours throughout Uzbekistan and around Central Asia.
Welcome to Nurata – A Hidden Gem in Navoi Region
Nurata is a captivating destination in central Uzbekistan, located at the edge of the Kyzylkum Desert in the Navoi region. Rich in history, nature, and traditional Uzbek culture, Nurata is a must-visit place for travelers seeking authenticity, peace, and adventure.
1. Nur Fortress (Nur qal’asi)
Built by the forces of Alexander the Great in the 4th century BCE, this ancient fortress is one of the most prominent historic sites in the region.
2. Chashma Spring (Chashma bulog‘i)
A sacred, crystal-clear spring believed to have healing properties. It is part of a major pilgrimage complex that includes a mosque and bathhouse.
3. Aydarkul Lake
Located just outside Nurata, this vast artificial lake is perfect for fishing, birdwatching, swimming, and relaxing by the water. Visitors can also enjoy freshly grilled fish caught from the lake.
4. Nurata Mountains & Eco-Trails
A range of low mountains ideal for trekking, wildlife photography, and ecotourism. Local guides offer hikes to panoramic viewpoints and secluded villages.
5. Yurt Camping & Camel Riding
Experience nomadic life by staying in a traditional yurt in the desert. Camel rides and stargazing add to the charm of this adventure.
6. Oasis Villages: Hayat, Ukhum & Sentyab
These remote mountain villages near Nurata offer homestays where you can experience real Uzbek hospitality. Known for their peaceful atmosphere, they are perfect for digital detox and cultural immersion.
7. Local Handicrafts
Nurata is known for its hand-embroidered suzani and wool products, handmade by local women. You can buy these unique items directly from artisans.
Hayat Village (Hayot qishlog‘i)
Located in the Nurata Mountains, Hayat offers community-based tourism with opportunities to spot rare Severtsov wild sheep and enjoy rustic mountain views.
Ukhum Village (Uhum qishlog‘i)
A peaceful and scenic village surrounded by walnut trees and mountain springs. Ideal for homestays, hiking, and cultural exploration.
Sentyab Village (Sentob qishlog‘i)
Known for its ancient petroglyphs and traditional stone houses. This village offers an authentic glimpse into rural Uzbek life.
