Information
The camp site “Yangiabad” is located 120 km from Tashkent, at the very end of a winding mountain road, at an altitude of about 1500 m above sea level. The camp site is located on the territory of the picturesque Chatkal Biosphere Reserve. The mountains of Yangiabad are a real treasure for hikers. The air here is incredibly clean, filled with the smell of pine needles and flowering herbs. Around the bewitching beauty of untouched virgin nature, and overhead the incredible blue of the sky and light clouds rushing to the horizon. The very territory of the camp site “Yangiabad” is very comfortable.
Ecotourism
Do you want to enjoy the beautiful nature and unique protected areas of Uzbekistan?
National parks and reserves
The tourism opportunities of our country are very diverse and rich.
Schedule
Tashkent - Yangiabad - "Yangiabad" tourist center (120 km, 2.5 hours)
In the morning at 09:30 departure to "Yangiabad" resort. Accommodation in comfortable double rooms. Rest. 13:00 Lunch. After lunch, hiking to Kavtar Gorge to the waterfall of the same name, which takes 2-2.5 hours (1500 m steep climb). Return to the campsite. Free time. Dinner.
"Yangiabad" tourist base - Chilten river - Chilten waterfalls - Tashkent
At 10:00 a.m. we leave the camp and move to the adjacent gorge, to the confluence of the Alatanga and Chilten rivers. The trail passes through the town of Yangiabad. Although it is only 8 km - the transfer takes about 45 minutes due to the bad road. The walk to Chilten Falls takes 2-2.5 hours. The road has two crossings over the Chilten, which is very full between May and June. From the middle of July you can go without getting your feet wet. After lunch, we return to the car and leave for Tashkent. We will leave for Tashkent at 14:00. At 16:30 we will be in the city. End of program.
FAQs
Where is Uzbekistan located?
Uzbekistan is located in the heart of Central Asia, which gives this country a warm and cloudless climate throughout the year. You can find many unique natural and architectural objects in the territory of the republic.
What is your national cuisine?
Meat is the national dish of Uzbekistan! For thousands of years, local cooks have been preserving and improving recipes that appeared in the territory of our republic. Hundreds of different dishes are prepared here, but pilaf is the pinnacle of the entire gastronomic extravaganza. On December 1, 2016, it was included in the UNESCO list of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Learn more about Uzbek cuisine.
What does Uzbekistan mean?
The Republic of Uzbekistan was "born" on September 30, 1991. The toponym was formed from the combination of the words "Uzbek" meaning "free man" and "stan" translated as "country".
Are there any famous Uzbeks in the world?
There were many famous people born in Uzbekistan! Abu Ali ibn Sina, known to the whole world as Avicenna, was a great physician, philosopher, musician and poet. Amir Temur or his name Temurlan was one of the greatest rulers of Central Asia. He was a direct relative of Genghis Khan. Thanks to his intelligence and skill, he was able to unite almost all of Central Asia, up to China, under his banner. Alisher Navoi is a famous Uzbek poet and statesman. More than 30 poetry collections, poems, and scientific works have reached us. His most famous work is called "Khamsa" - a collection of five poems based on a folk epic.
How do Uzbeks celebrate the New Year?
Historically, the New Year is celebrated twice in Uzbekistan. The first is January 1, which is accepted worldwide. At this time, the country will be covered by a wave of joy! People have fun, congratulate each other and, of course, give gifts! The second new year is celebrated on March 21 and is called Navroz. This day was not chosen by chance by our ancestors. It is on March 21st that the equinox marks the earth's entry into a new solar cycle.
Are there beaches in Uzbekistan?
Since Uzbekistan is located in Central Asia, it does not have direct access to the ocean, but there are several wonderful water bodies, both artificial and natural, in the territory of the country. These include Chervok reservoir, Aydarkol, Jade lakes...
What is the most visited place in Uzbekistan?
The most famous place in Uzbekistan is Registan square located in the city of Samarkand. This place is famous for the presence of 3 magnificent madrasas built in 1420-1660 - Sherdor, Tillaqori and Ulugbek madrasas.
What is the biggest holiday in Uzbekistan?
In Uzbekistan, the spring equinox called Nowruz is celebrated on the largest scale. This holiday appeared in Khorasan 3 thousand years ago, and its date was not chosen by chance. On this day, March 21, the equinox marks the beginning of a new astronomical year. Preparation for the holiday is rich in ancient customs and rituals, and the most delicious of them is sumak! Usually, all relatives gather to prepare this dish, and the night before the festival, women sit around a big pot, enjoy, sing songs and take turns mixing this ritual dish of wheat seeds. In the morning, this unique taste and it is customary to share a very satisfying meal with all friends and relatives. Before starting to eat sumac, you should make a wish, they say it will come true!
View Photos
Video Preview
+998 99 545 00 55
aextraveluz@gmail.com
