Top Turkmenistan Outdoor Activities

Discover the Five Stans — Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan — on one unforgettable journey across the heart of the Silk Road. From the white-marble boulevards of Ashgabat and the fiery Darvaza gas crater to the blue domes of Samarkand, the mountain lakes of Kyrgyzstan and the dramatic canyons of Kazakhstan, this adventure brings you the very best of Central Asia in just one trip. This tour is operated as a GROUP tour only and is available on the following fixed departure dates: Group 1: April 10 – 24, 2026 Group 2: May 16 – 30, 2026 Group 3: August 14 – 28, 2026 Group 4: September 11 – 25, 2026 Group 5: October 9 – 23, 2026 Group 6: December 22, 2026 – January 5, 2027

Explore Ashgabat, the capital of Turkmenistan, on this full-day guided city tour. Discover iconic monuments and impressive mosques, delve into fascinating museums, and immerse yourself in the vibrant local life with insights from a professional guide. This tour offers a comprehensive glimpse into the architectural beauty and cultural richness of the city. - Full-day guided tour showcasing the highlights of Ashgabat - Visit key landmarks including monuments and mosques - Gain insights into local culture with a professional local guide - Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Ashgabat's daily life

Explore Turkmenistan in this three-day adventure like no other. Discover the white-marble capital Ashgabat, сross the vast Karakum Desert to witness the fiery glow of the Darvaza Gas Crater and spend a night under the desert stars. Visit the ancient city of Koneurgench, a UNESCO World Heritage site, learn about the lifestyle of Turkmen tribes, and enjoy delicious traditional Turkmen meals.

Follow our guide to explore mysterious Turkmenistan, where you will admire the charming nature scenery and delicate architecture with national characteristics. Besides, you will marvel at the Darwaza gas crater, popularly known as the "Door to Hell", and take a lifetime picture.

Guided not by a history major, but by a born-and-bred local who shares personal anecdotes and traditions you won't find in a guidebook