115 km away
Khazarasp Fortress
The walled core of Khazarasp in Khorezm, with layers from the early 1st millennium BC and on the UNESCO tentative list since 2008.
Strict nature reserve on the middle Amu Darya, founded in 1971, protecting tugai forest and sandy desert with Bukhara deer and goitered gazelles.
The Kyzylkum State Reserve was founded in 1971 along the middle course of the Amu Darya. Most of it lies in Tuproqqala district of Khorezm, while part remains in Bukhara region; in 1982 an area of 4254 hectares was transferred to Khorezm. It joins two very different landscapes: riverside tugai forest and the sands of the Kyzylkum desert.
The reserve protects the Bukhara deer, which lives in the tugai thickets, and the goitered gazelle of the open desert. As a strict reserve it is mainly a place for research rather than casual tourism, so contact the reserve administration before you travel and expect to visit with a ranger.
115 km away
The walled core of Khazarasp in Khorezm, with layers from the early 1st millennium BC and on the UNESCO tentative list since 2008.
117 km away
A domed 1655 mausoleum near Hazorasp honouring Muzrobshoh, the town's legendary first ruler, with a tall Khorezm-style portal.