Top Khiva Full-day Tours

Unforgettable day trip from Khiva to the Aral Sea, where breathtaking landscapes and historical wonders await. This unique journey takes you to the haunting Cemetery of Ships, a stark reminder of the once-thriving Aral Sea, now transformed into a desert with stranded vessels as its silent witnesses. On the way, explore the Chilpik Dakhma Fortress, an ancient Zoroastrian fortress perched on a hill. Known as the "Tower of Silence," it offers panoramic views of the surrounding desert and provides a glimpse into Central Asia’s ancient spiritual practices. Continue your adventure to the fascinating Mizdakhan Necropolis, a sprawling complex of mausoleums, ancient tombs, and legends. This sacred site blends Islamic and pre-Islamic traditions, This day trip combines history, culture, and nature for an enriching adventure. Book now and let us take you on an extraordinary journey through time and the striking landscapes of Uzbekistan.

Transform a Khiva-Bukhara transfer into an epic Silk Road expedition. Explore the top 5 ancient fortresses & the Akchakul oasis with camel riding, swimming, melon tasting, and seasonal cotton picking.

During this daytrip, private driver in sedan car will drive you through top interesting fortresses of Ancient Khorezm: Dumon Kala - Guldursun Kala - Angka Kala - Janbas Kala - Ayaz Kala - Akchakul Lake - Toprak Kala - Kizil Kala fortresses. The trip can start from Khiva or Urgench. Uniqueness of the trip is for adventure, to realise the lifestyle in BC period. Visitor benefits from immersive cultural experiences, insider knowledge about Khorezm khanate, and memorable encounters with Karakalpak traditions. Especially, the local fish at Akchakul lake complex will bring you unforgettable food tastes.

This Day Trip bridges the Khiva with the world-class collections of Nukus, the haunting reality of the Aral Sea environmental disaster in Muynak, and the sacred ruins of ancient Khorezm civilizations.

Visit 3 the top attractions outside of Khiva on this day trip to Kyzyl Qala (“Red fortress” in Uzbek), Toprak Qala (“Sand” in Uzbek) and “must see” fort in the desert Ayaz Qala. After breakfast transfer to the Qala trip (“Fortress” in Uzbek) total drive 210 km. The ruins of over a dozen walled towns, palaces and forts, some well over 2000 years old, stand half-forgotten in the semi-desert east and north of Urgench in southern Karakalpakstan. The area’s traditionally name, Ellik Qala (the 50 fortresses) gives a stark indication of what lies beneath the desert sands. There are about 20 forts and you will visit three of the most impressive forts: Toprak Qala and Ayaz Qala.

This route from Khiva to Bukhara is an adventure on its own, and it really helps to travel with people who know these roads inside out. The drivers have spent years taking travelers across the desert, through the fortresses, and into Bukhara, so the journey feels smooth, safe, and relaxed from start to finish. You’ll travel in comfortable electric SUVs or Hyundai minivans, enjoy the stops without any rush, and always feel that you’re in good hands — not just with a driver, but with someone who understands the land.

It is an unique opportunity to discover Karakalpak culture, tragedy of Aral Sea, desert environment and more. Indeed, Savitsky museum gives you the spirit of life during the Soviet Union time. Muynak ship cemetery is a real life evidence to the ecological and climatic changes in the Muynak which used to be one of the largest port city in 1960`s.

Great views and interesting history, discover the ancient history of Khorizm region by visiting the cradle of civilization fortresses dating back to 2500 years. Beautiful scenary of country side & Amydaray river.

The trip connects between Khiva and Bukhara bypassing top interesting fortresses of ancient Khorezm - Ayazkala, Toprak kala, Kyzylkala. These fortresses were the royal residence during Khorezm Khanate in 4-3 centuries BC. In total, the transfer time from Khiva to Bukhara takes around 8 hours. You will have opportunity to discover local lifestyle, culture, way of living in Kyzylkum desert of Central Asia.

Journey from the oasis of Khiva into the rugged heart of the Karakalpakstan desert for an extraordinary, full-day expedition that spans thousands of years of human history. This unique itinerary seamlessly blends the eerie mysteries of ancient religions with a jaw-dropping look at forbidden Soviet art. Traverse the shifting sands to stand on a 2,200-year-old Zoroastrian "Tower of Silence", decode centuries of myth at one of Central Asia’s most sacred necropolises, and step into the "Louvre in the Desert"—home to a legendary, multi-million dollar collection of banned avant-garde masterpieces. Perfect for history buffs, art lovers, and adventurous spirits looking to uncover a completely different side of Uzbekistan.

Explore the historic ancient fortresses of Khorezm on a private daytrip that immerses you in Uzbekistan's rich history. Visit iconic sites like Toprak Kala and Ayaz-Kala, each offering a glimpse into the region's storied past. Enjoy private transportation with hotel pick-up and drop-off, ensuring a hassle-free experience. Savor a local lunch at a roadside restaurant and receive audio-guide materials to enhance your understanding of these remarkable sites. - Discover TOP 5 ancient fortresses including Toprak Kala, Guldursun kala, Kyzyl kala, Koi krylgan kala and Ayaz-Kala - Private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle with hotel pick-up - Enjoy a local lunch and audio-guide materials for an informative experience - Ideal for travelers with a moderate fitness level, ensuring an engaging day out

Visit one of the most amazing places in the region and see samples of environmental disasters. This program allows you to feel the spirit of the "Great Desert" and its catastrophe. You will witness places that was named as "Cemetery of Ships".

Visit some of the top attractions outside of Khiva on this day trip to Kyzyl Qala (“Red fortress” in Uzbek), Toprak Qala (“Sand” in Uzbek) and “must see” fort in the desert Ayaz Qala. After breakfast transfer to the Qala trip (“Fortress” in Uzbek) total drive 210 km. The ruins of over a dozen walled towns, palaces and forts, some well over 2000 years old, stand half-forgotten in the semi-desert east and north of Urgench in southern Karakalpakstan. The area’s traditionally name, Ellik Qala (the 50 fortresses) gives a stark indication of what lies beneath the desert sands. There are about 20 forts and you will visit three of the most impressive forts: Toprak Qala and Ayaz Qala.