42 km away
Ukhum Village
Mountain village on the northern slope of the Nurota range in Forish district, with family guesthouses, a 28 km stream and the Ukhum pass.
A large lake on the edge of the Kyzylkum desert, formed in the 1960s from overflow water, with yurt camps and sandy shores.
Aydarkul is part of the Aydar–Arnasay lake system. It appeared after large volumes of water were released from the Syr Darya into a desert depression, and it has grown into a long body of water between the Nuratau ridge and the sands.
Most visitors stay in yurt camps a short drive from the shore. A typical stay includes a swim or a walk along the beach, a camel ride, dinner around a fire and a night under a very dark sky.
The lake is also a fishing ground and a stop for migrating birds. The water is slightly salty.
42 km away
Mountain village on the northern slope of the Nurota range in Forish district, with family guesthouses, a 28 km stream and the Ukhum pass.
43 km away
A strict state reserve on the northern slopes of the Nuratau ridge, set up to protect walnut and fruit woodland and the wild sheep that live there.
47 km away
A small freshwater lake at about 1,640 m on a plateau of the Nuratau ridge, reached on foot from Sentyab village in a long day.
48 km away
A long, dry ridge between the farmland of the Zarafshan basin and the Kyzylkum desert, with walnut groves and small villages in its valleys.