5-Day Turkmenistan Tour from Ashgabat to Khiva: Merv, Gonur Depe & Darvaza

5-Day

Private / Small Group

Explore Turkmenistan in 5 days from Ashgabat to Khiva or Nukus. Discover Ancient Merv, Gonur Depe, Darvaza Gas Crater and UNESCO-listed Kunya-Urgench.
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Ornate interior dome, chandeliers and Islamic decorations inside Ertugrul Gazi Mosque in Ashgabat

Tour Overview

Discover the fascinating contrasts of Central Asia on our 5-day Turkmenistan tour from Ashgabat, combining remarkable Silk Road heritage, Bronze Age archaeology and the dramatic landscapes of the Karakum Desert. Travel from Turkmenistan's white-marble capital to the historic cities of the east before continuing overland toward Khiva or Nukus in Uzbekistan.

Explore the UNESCO-listed ruins of Ancient Merv, experience traditional Turkmen culture at Turkmen Ojagy and venture into the desert to discover Gonur Depe, the extraordinary archaeological centre of ancient Margiana. Continue north for a memorable evening beside the Darvaza Gas Crater, with a traditional barbecue dinner and an overnight stay in a desert yurt camp. Complete your journey at UNESCO-listed Kunya-Urgench, renowned for its medieval minaret, mausoleums and Silk Road monuments. With a professional local guide, private transportation and accommodation arranged throughout the journey, Darvaza Tour offers an enriching five-day experience through some of Turkmenistan's most remarkable destinations.

International tour group with local guide Yusup posing beside a Toyota Hiace in front of the illuminated Alem Cultural and Entertainment Center in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan
Tour Group at Alem Center in Ashgabat
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Tour Group at Alem Center in Ashgabat
Sultan Sanjar Mausoleum in Ancient Merv
Yusuf Hamadani Complex in Ancient Merv
Exploring Small Kyz Kala at Ancient Merv
Independence Monument in Ashgabat
Turkmenbashi Ruhy Mosque in Turkmenistan
Interior of Turkmenbashi Ruhy Mosque
Magtymguly Pyragy Monument in Ashgabat
Japanese Tourists Exploring Ertugrul Gazi Mosque
Turkmen Souvenirs at Russian Bazaar in Ashgabat
Guide Aiza at the Monument of Neutrality in Ashgabat
Darvaza Gas Crater at Sunset
Traditional Dinner at Darvaza Yurt Camp
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5-Day Tour Itinerary

Day 1 — Arrival in Ashgabat | Discovering the White Marble Capital

Arrival at Ashgabat International Airport

Welcome to Turkmenistan! Upon landing at Ashgabat International Airport (ASB), complete the necessary passport control and arrival procedures. Your professional English-speaking guide and private driver will meet you in the arrivals area and introduce you to the programme ahead.

Depending on your flight schedule, begin with breakfast at a local restaurant before setting out to discover the capital.

Private Ashgabat City Tour

Spend your first day exploring Ashgabat, a remarkable city celebrated for its monumental avenues, distinctive architecture and striking white-marble buildings.

Your guide will adapt the sightseeing programme to your interests and arrival time. Possible highlights include:

  • Independence Monument — an impressive symbol of modern Turkmenistan surrounded by landscaped gardens.

  • Neutrality Monument — one of the capital's most recognisable landmarks.

  • Ertogrul Gazi Mosque — a beautiful example of Ottoman-inspired architecture.

  • National Museum of History — a fascinating introduction to the country's archaeological and cultural heritage.

  • Ancient Nisa — the UNESCO-listed Parthian fortress near Ashgabat, subject to the day's available sightseeing time.

Lunch and Dinner

Enjoy breaks at local restaurants, with opportunities to sample traditional Turkmen dishes and discover the country's culinary traditions.

Evening in Ashgabat

Continue sightseeing if your arrival time permits, or enjoy a relaxed evening after your international journey. Your guide will arrange the schedule around your comfort.

Overnight: Hotel in Ashgabat.

Day 2 — Ashgabat → Ancient Merv → Turkmen Ojagy → Mary

Breakfast and Morning Departure

After breakfast, check out of your Ashgabat hotel and set off east toward the Mary region.

Travel approximately 360 km along the Ashgabat–Mary highway, with an estimated driving time of around four hours. Along the way, observe the open landscapes and desert surroundings of southern Turkmenistan.

Ancient Merv — UNESCO World Heritage Site

Arrive at the spectacular archaeological park of Ancient Merv, formerly one of the most important commercial and cultural centres on the Great Silk Road.

Accompanied by your local guide, explore monuments representing several centuries of Central Asian history.

Main Historical Attractions

  • Mausoleum of Sultan Sanjar: Admire the monumental 12th-century Seljuk mausoleum, renowned for its impressive dome and elegant architectural proportions.

  • Greater and Lesser Kyz Kala: Discover the distinctive corrugated mud-brick walls of these remarkable fortified structures.

  • Askhabs Mausoleums: Visit the historically significant religious complex dedicated to two companions of the Prophet Muhammad.

  • Ancient Sardoba and Hammam: Learn how earlier inhabitants stored water and developed essential facilities for life in an arid climate.

  • Erk Kala and Gyaur Kala: Examine the remains of the enormous fortified settlements that reveal Merv's extraordinary urban past.

Additional monuments may be explored when the sightseeing schedule allows.

Turkmen Ojagy Cultural Experience

After exploring Ancient Merv, continue to the Turkmen Ojagy ethnographic complex for an introduction to traditional Turkmen hospitality.

Enjoy a regional lunch and take part in memorable cultural activities:

  • Alabay Dogs and Bactrian Camels: Learn about two animals closely associated with Turkmen heritage and enjoy photography opportunities.

  • Traditional National Clothing: Try on colourful Turkmen garments and distinctive telpek hats for photographs.

  • Traditional Bread Baking: Discover how Turkmen chorek is prepared in a clay tamdyr oven, with an opportunity to experience the bread-making tradition.

Evening in Mary

Transfer to Mary, where you will check into your hotel. Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant and rest after a day filled with history and cultural discovery.

Overnight: Margush Hotel 4★ in Mary.

Day 3 — Mary → Gonur Depe (Ancient Margiana) → Ashgabat

Journey into the Karakum Desert

Begin the day with breakfast before setting out on an exciting archaeological excursion to Gonur Depe.

Travel by suitable off-road vehicle into the remote desert landscape, approximately two hours from the Mary area, depending on road and weather conditions.

Gonur Depe Archaeological Exploration

Step back more than four thousand years as you discover the remains of Gonur Depe, one of the major archaeological settlements of Bronze Age Margiana.

During your guided visit, explore the fascinating evidence of a sophisticated ancient civilisation, including:

  • Excavated palace complexes and settlement foundations.

  • Ancient ceremonial and religious structures.

  • Burial grounds and archaeological discoveries.

  • Remains of defensive walls and residential quarters.

  • Historical explanations of the wider Bactria–Margiana Archaeological Complex.

Your guide will explain how the ancient communities of the Murghab oasis developed complex settlements, craft traditions and connections with neighbouring civilisations.

Return to Mary and Lunch

Following the archaeological excursion, travel back toward Mary or Bayramaly. Stop at a local restaurant for lunch and a short rest.

Highway Journey to Ashgabat

Continue west along the modern highway toward Ashgabat, approximately 360 km, with an estimated driving time of 3.5–4 hours.

Admire the scenery of the Turkmen countryside as you leave the ancient oasis settlements behind and return to the capital.

Evening Arrival

Arrive in Ashgabat, enjoy dinner at a local restaurant and check into your hotel.

Overnight: Hotel in Ashgabat.

Day 4 — Ashgabat → Water & Mud Craters → Darvaza Gas Crater

Breakfast and Final Ashgabat Sightseeing

After breakfast, check out of your hotel and enjoy additional time to discover Ashgabat.

Depending on your interests, the morning may include visits to outstanding architectural landmarks, a local market, cultural attractions or shopping opportunities for traditional Turkmen souvenirs.

The programme remains flexible and will be coordinated by your guide.

Lunch in Ashgabat

Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before preparing for the desert journey.

Journey across the Karakum Desert

Leave the capital and travel north toward the famous Darvaza Gas Crater, approximately 270 km from Ashgabat.

The drive normally takes several hours and passes through the expansive Karakum Desert, with its vast open landscapes and small settlements.

Please be aware that some sections include uneven asphalt and rough desert tracks.

Water and Mud Crater Stops

Along the way, make short sightseeing and photography stops at two unusual desert landmarks:

  • Water Crater: Observe a water-filled depression offering a striking contrast to the surrounding dry landscape.

  • Mud Crater: Discover another fascinating geological feature of the Karakum Desert.

Arrival at Darvaza Gas Crater

Continue toward the dramatic Darvaza Gas Crater, widely known as the “Door to Hell.”

Arrive in the late afternoon or around sunset, depending on the road conditions and sightseeing schedule.

Enjoy time to observe the extraordinary desert landscape as the sky darkens and the crater becomes increasingly striking.

Traditional Barbecue Dinner

In the evening, relax at the desert campsite and enjoy a freshly prepared barbecue dinner.

The illuminated crater creates memorable photography opportunities after sunset. Your guide will provide safety instructions for visiting the surrounding area.

Overnight: Traditional Turkmen yurt or arranged desert campsite near Darvaza Gas Crater.

Day 5 — Darvaza Gas Crater → Kunya-Urgench → Shavat Border / Hojayli Border

Optional Sunrise Experience

Early risers may enjoy a final visit to the Darvaza Gas Crater to experience the peaceful atmosphere of the Karakum Desert in the morning.

Capture your last photographs before returning to the campsite for breakfast.

Breakfast and Departure

After breakfast, collect your belongings and begin the northbound journey toward Kunya-Urgench.

The drive covers approximately 340 km and may take around 5–6 hours, depending on road conditions and the selected route.

Some desert sections are uneven and bumpy, so travel times remain approximate.

Kunya-Urgench — UNESCO World Heritage Site

Arrive in Kunya-Urgench, once an influential centre of the medieval Khorezm region and a major destination along the Silk Road.

Explore its extraordinary surviving architectural monuments with your guide.

Historical Highlights

  • Kutlug-Timur Minaret: Discover the towering medieval minaret, one of the most remarkable surviving monuments of Khorezm.

  • Turabek-Khanum Mausoleum: Admire the beautiful geometric decoration and intricate interior mosaic patterns.

  • Sultan Tekesh Mausoleum: Explore this outstanding example of medieval Khorezmian architecture.

  • Il-Arslan Mausoleum: Examine the distinctive conical roof and decorative brickwork.

  • Caravanserai Gate: See the remains of an entrance associated with the city's historic trading heritage.

Your guide will explain how Kunya-Urgench developed into an important political, commercial and cultural centre.

Traditional Lunch

Stop for lunch at a local restaurant in Kunya-Urgench before preparing for the final border transfer.

Departure to Uzbekistan — Two Options

Your preferred exit checkpoint will be arranged in advance according to your onward journey.

Option A — Shavat Border (for Khiva / Urgench)

Travel south via Dashoguz toward the Shavat border crossing. The drive is approximately 130 km and may take around two hours.

This option is convenient for travellers continuing their Silk Road adventure in Khiva.

Option B — Hojayli Border (for Nukus / Muynak)

Transfer toward the Hojayli border checkpoint, approximately 35 km from the Kunya-Urgench area, subject to confirmation that the crossing is available for your departure.

This option is suitable for travellers planning to continue toward Nukus, the Savitsky Museum or the Aral Sea region.

Border Formalities and End of Tour

Upon reaching your confirmed border checkpoint, your Darvaza Tour team will assist with departure arrangements and provide guidance for completing the necessary border procedures within the permitted areas.

Cross into Uzbekistan and continue independently or with a separately arranged transfer to your next destination.

End of Tour Services.

5-Day Tour Price

Price per person based on the total number of travelers in the group.

1 Traveler

US$ 1,154

per person

2 Travelers

US$ 1,154

per person

3 Travelers

US$ 1,154

per person

4 Travelers

US$ 1,154

per person

Groups of more than 4 travelers are also welcome. The larger the group, the lower the price per person may become.

Price includes:

  • Visa support and registration: assistance with the e-visa application and foreigner registration in Turkmenistan.
  • E-visa fee: the electronic visa fee is included in the tour price.
  • Hotel accommodation: one night in a comfortable 4-star hotel in Ashgabat with breakfast, based on twin-room sharing according to guests’ gender unless another room arrangement is agreed.
  • Darvaza accommodation: one night in a traditional yurt near the Darvaza Gas Crater, including dinner, breakfast, bed linen and access to shower facilities.
  • Ground transport: comfortable air-conditioned vehicles with experienced drivers throughout the land itinerary.
  • Transfers: pick-up on the Turkmenistan side of the Shavat border, intercity road transfers, sightseeing transfers and the confirmed final transfer to Haudan border or Ashgabat International Airport.
  • Meals: breakfasts, plus dinner and breakfast at the Darvaza yurt camp.
  • Guiding: a licensed English-speaking guide throughout the programme.
  • Sightseeing: guided city tours and entrance fees for museums and sites included in the agreed programme.
  • Medical insurance: coverage up to USD 64,000 per guest, subject to the policy terms.
  • Driver and guide costs: fuel, meals, accommodation and other route-related expenses for the driver and guide.
  • Taxes and organisation: applicable taxes, road fees and organisational costs for the included services.
  • Flexible programme: the order and timing of visits may be adjusted according to border processing, road conditions, local access, flight timing and the time available.
  • Mobile internet: access to the guide’s portable Wi-Fi router where mobile network coverage is available, supporting up to 10 connected devices at a time.
  • Happ VPN: the guide will provide an access key after arrival in Turkmenistan.

Price doesn't include:

  • Meals not expressly listed as included. Allow approximately USD 3–8 per person per meal as an indicative budget; actual restaurant prices vary.
  • Personal expenses, including souvenirs, snacks, alcohol, laundry, minibar purchases, additional hotel services and other personal purchases.
  • Tips for guides and drivers, which are optional and appreciated.
  • Onward transport and services after crossing into Iran, unless separately agreed.
  • International flights departing from Ashgabat, unless specifically stated in the quotation.

Accommodation

Ashgabat — 2 night

Ak Altyn Hotel 4*

Accommodation in Ashgabat is planned at Ak Altyn Hotel, a centrally located hotel with convenient access to the main sightseeing areas, restaurants and major city attractions.

The hotel is officially classified as a 4-star property, although it is an older-established hotel with a more traditional interior style compared with newer luxury hotels in Ashgabat. We use Ak Altyn because of its practical location, reliable service and easy access to the main places included in the city sightseeing programme.

Breakfast is included. Twin, double or single room arrangements can be provided according to the confirmed booking.

Mary — 1 Night

Margush Hotel 4★

Guests will stay at Margush Hotel in Mary following their visit to Ancient Merv and Turkmen Ojagy. The hotel offers a convenient base for the following morning's excursion to Gonur Depe. Breakfast is included.

Darvaza — 1 Night

Traditional Desert Yurt Camp

Enjoy an unforgettable night in the Karakum Desert near the Darvaza Gas Crater. Accommodation is arranged in a traditional Turkmen yurt or designated campsite with basic desert facilities. A freshly prepared barbecue dinner and breakfast are included.

Turkmenistan Visa Information

Turkmenistan now uses an electronic visa system for international travelers. For e-Visa applications, a separate traditional Letter of Invitation (LOI) is not required.

After your tour is confirmed, Darvaza Tour will assist you with the e-Visa application process. We will provide you with the list of required documents and information, help prepare the application and check the details before submission.

Once the application has been completed, it is submitted through the relevant migration procedure for consideration by the State Migration Service of Turkmenistan. The final decision on the e-Visa is made by the migration authorities.

After approval, the electronic visa will be provided before your trip. We recommend keeping both a digital and printed copy with your travel documents.

Visa-related requirements, processing procedures and applicable fees may be updated by the authorities. Darvaza Tour will provide the latest instructions before submission.

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I had a wonderful three day tour with this company! Thank you for your care and for giving us an unforgettable time in Turkmenistan. I highly recommend this company to anyone looking to travel to Turkmenistan. Special thanks to Guzel for arranging our e-visa it was done quickly and efficiently, and she responded promptly to all our messages on WhatsApp and email. Also, a huge thank you to our guide Aiza she is absolutely wonderful, one of the best guides we've ever had. Thank you so much for this amazing journey!
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Thank you Gozel for all your assistance up til the start of the tour, with putting together our applications for the LoI and any questions I had about the trip to Turkmenistan! Thank you to Agamyrat as well for being a great friendly guide and giving very helpful explanations, and to the driver as well (sorry didnt get his name!) for his experience and expertise in navigating difficult roads in record time.
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Had an amazing time with our guide, Mekan. He had everything set. All the tours, food, and had great knowledge about the places that we visited. Expressed great love and passion for Turkmenistan. We saw it exactly in the way he sees it, and would love to visit again! If you were to book anyone to show you this amazing country, it would be Mekan.
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I had a wonderful experience travelling through Turkmenistan in my private tour. The whole trip was well organised from start to finish, and communication before the tour was always quick. My guide Aiza was perfect, she was like my best friend throughout the whole trip. And drivers were experienced. The drivers were very experienced and knew the routes well, so we always reached our destinations smoothly and without delays. In the future, I would love to come back to Turkmenistan with my friends for a longer trip and explore more of the country. I would also be happy to recommend Darvaza Tour to friends and anyone I know who is planning to visit Turkmenistan.
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Had an amazing time in Turkmenistan! These 4 days were the highlight of my whole 40 day trip! Shoutout to our guide Aiza who was amazing! She was super funny and nice and she made the whole trip amazing! Highly recommend taking a tour!
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We had a fantastic 3 day tour of Darvaza Gas Crater and Ashgabat. I highly recommend the company who were very easy and accommodating to deal with from start to finish. We started planning this trip a year ago and the company gave plenty of help and advice before we agreed to use them. They made the visa process as simple as possible by asking once for our detailed information and then doing it on our behalf before sending us our LOIs. They adapted the itinerary to our preferences and booked accommodation that we wanted. Very quick replies by e-mail and were obliging with any questions I had about other aspects of Central Asia, such as currency. The guide (Ruslan) was extremely friendly and accommodating. It was clear that his main objective was to make sure that we had a good time and he did his very best to achieve this. His English was excellent and it made it very easy to understand what he was explaining to us and he was adaptable to do whatever we wanted. The 2 drivers were also very good who had specific local knowledge of the 2 locations and acted as an additional guide, for which Ruslan translated. Between the 3 of them, the itinerary was often adapted to make sure that we were making the best use of time and doing what we wanted. We were very happy with all 3 of them and it made a change from trips in other countries as it felt like a friend was showing us around his place rather than a formal guide. The border crossing at Shavat was slow (3 hours), so be prepared for that. Firstly we ate dinner at Bay Town restaurant in Dashoguz. This was upmarket and wouldn’t look out of place in Europe, but had cheap prices. Ruslan chatted to us here and asked our opinions on his plans. Before leaving the town we went to the supermarket to buy supplies for the camp site. This allowed us to pick food which we like to eat. Darvaza was obviously the highlight of the trip. Seeing it in the dark is amazing and I strongly recommend anyone going and seeing it, particularly before it slowly dies out. We were allowed as much time as we wanted there. Ruslan acted as a great photographer and adapted himself to the angles that we wanted. The dinner and morning afters breakfast was cooked at the camp site by the employees there using the food that we bought. The Yurt itself was spacious and comfortable, a great experience. It was not as cold as I expected in the desert overnight. It had 2 single beds and ample room to move around. There was a separate toilet block and no showers. We awoke early to see sunrise and the surroundings looked very different in the daylight. We left at 7:15am. In Ashgabat, firstly we had lunch at another very good restaurant with lots of tasty options at very good prices. I had chicken & pineapple curry and we shared a crispy eggplant salad. Then we went to the horse stables booked for 2pm. This was interesting to see the Turkmen horses and ride a horse. Afterwards we drove around and saw some buildings and went to the Turkmen museum. I commented that we were less interested in ancient history than modern history and then our guide & driver showed their adaptability again to take us to a different museum which had modern history including Russian occupation and the 1948 Ashgabat earthquake. This was interesting and a better museum in our opinions. We rode the Ferris wheel. This was great and we were given a souvenir fridge magnet too. The views were brilliant. We visited again after dark to see it lit up. After this we went to the bazaar to buy souvenirs. The stall was a recommendation from the driver and there were multiple good and cheap options. In the evening we had a drive around to see the lit up buildings. The driver was happy for us to stop and take photos. He knew good routes and avoided traffic to make the best use of time. We saw several monuments, the mall and Olympic village. We ate dinner in a modern shopping centre at a high quality French styled restaurant, frequented by Turkmens. This was very tasty food with local options and a good idea to see how local city life is like.
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The trip was absolutely wonderful! Mekan was an amazing guide, making the whole experience truly special. Everything was perfect, and I couldn’t have asked for a better experience. Highly recommend! ✨
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I would like to thank the DarvazaTour team for helping with all the nuances. What about the guide Mekan, at first I didn’t immediately understand what kind of person he was, but he turned out to be very kind and polite, helped me until the moment of departure and made me a delicious gift. And since lamb is very expensive in California, he decided to please me with lamb. A very attentive young man. I hope that I will still be able to visit this wonderful country and get to know the whole team in person.
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Magnifique escapade au Turkménistan Équipe aux petits soins Je recommande vivement

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