Overview
A peaceful, nature-first day trip from Tashkent to the Chinorkent cable car, the turquoise Charvak Lake and the waterfall of Nanay village. While many tours follow a crowded, rigid schedule, this private experience is designed for travellers who want quiet mountain scenery and a real connection with Uzbekistan’s nature.
Highlights
- Ride the Chinorkent cable car for panoramic mountain views
- Admire Charvak Lake, surrounded by the peaks of the Western Tian Shan
- Walk to the hidden waterfall near Nanay village
- Door-to-door pickup in a clean, modern, air-conditioned vehicle
- Licensed English-speaking guide and a fully private, flexible day
What you will experience
Chinorkent cable car
From Chinorkent, the cable car lifts you above the valley for wide views of the mountains and the lake below. It is a relaxed way to enjoy the scenery and one of the best photo spots in the Tashkent region.
Charvak Lake
Charvak is a large mountain reservoir famous for its bright turquoise water. We stop at quiet viewpoints away from the busiest beaches, so you can enjoy the fresh air and the view in peace.
Nanay village and its waterfall
In the green valley of Nanay, we leave the main roads behind and visit a waterfall that most visitors never see. Here you can truly hear only the wind and the water – a perfect place to slow down and recharge.
Why guests choose to explore with me
Door-to-door comfort: I pick you up directly from your hotel in a clean, modern and air-conditioned vehicle. You don’t have to worry about logistics – you only have to enjoy the view.
A “nature-first” itinerary: I specialise in finding the quietest, most scenic spots in the Tashkent region, taking you away from noisy crowds.
Certified expertise: As a licensed English-speaking guide, I share the stories and history of our mountains and villages, giving you a meaningful understanding of the land you are seeing.
Total flexibility: Because this is a private tour, we move at your pace – stay longer where you like it, or add a stop along the way.
Know before you go
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Not stroller accessible
- Not suitable for pets
- No public transportation nearby
- Infants must not sit on laps
- Infant seats unavailable
- Travel time is already included in the total duration
- Please share your WhatsApp number, full name and flight details. I will pick you up with a name board.
What's included
- English speaking guide with private car
- Lunch
- If you want to reach 2nd big waterfall need to hire Jeap $30
- Cable car
Meeting and pickup
Hotel pickup anywhere in Tashkent
Itinerary
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1
Chorsu Bazaar
Big wholesale bazaar in Tashkent whre you can buy sovuneers at the best price compared to Samarkand and Bukhara. Discover Big blue dome dry fruits market and hot bread markets, open food bazaar.
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Kukeldash Madrasah
This madrassah is currently part of Islamic university and it was used to be Islamic school for boys. Also, As it is next to the bazaar it was used to be Caravan Saray and next to it was Old Traditional Hammam as well, which is currently not exist.
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Hotel Uzbekistan
The Hotel Uzbekistan in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, a prominent example of Soviet-style Brutalist architecture, was built in 1974 as a leading luxury hotel during the Communist era and is located near Amir Temur Square.
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Sacred Heart Cathedral
The Sacred Heart of Jesus Cathedral in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, is a notable religious and architectural landmark. Here's a brief overview: Location: It's situated in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan. Religious Affiliation: It belongs to the Roman Catholic Church. Architectural Style: The cathedral is renowned for its Gothic Revival architecture, which is quite distinct in the Central Asian landscape. Historical Background: Construction began in 1912. Its history is marked by periods of interruption, particularly during the Soviet era, when it served various non-religious purposes. It has since been restored and consecrated. Significance: It stands as a testament to the presence of the Catholic community in Uzbekistan. Its architectural style makes it a unique and visually striking building in the city. It is also a symbol of religious tolerance within Uzbekistan. It is sometimes refered to as the "Polish Church" due to the history of the construction.
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Amirsoy Ski Resort
Amirsoy Ski Resort in Uzbekistan offers a wide variety of activities, catering to both winter sports enthusiasts and those seeking a relaxing mountain getaway. Here's a breakdown of the key things to do: Winter Activities: Skiing and Snowboarding: The resort boasts well-maintained slopes for all skill levels, from beginners to advanced skiers. Ski and snowboard rentals are available, and professional instructors offer lessons. Gondola Rides: Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding Tien Shan Mountains by taking a ride on the modern gondola lifts. Snowmobiling: Experience the thrill of exploring the snowy landscape on a snowmobile. Snow Tubing: A fun and accessible activity for all ages, snow tubing provides a thrilling ride down the slopes. Snowshoeing: Sightseeing: The views alone from the resort are worth the trip. Quad riding: Quad riding is available for those looking for an exciting off road experience.
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Chimgan Mountains
Chimgan, nestled in Uzbekistan's Tien Shan mountains, offers stunning natural beauty and outdoor adventures. Chimgan chairlift is scary and amazing experience it take 10 minutes to go up and walk around. Zipline, horse riding and quadbike riding activities are over there.
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Charvak Lake
Charwake lake meaning is 4 gardens lake and it is human man madi was bult in 1963. Water supplyu of Tashkent and Hydrostation. Things to do are Paragliding activities when wind is exists. Quadbike, horse riding activities and water bike riding activities during summer time.
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Central Park, Tashkent
Central park is good place for watching collorful fish and having coffee or ice cream and really good area to walk around. It is known mainly by locals. Has many attractions.
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before departure: 100% refund.
- Less notice than that, or a no-show: 0% refund.
Times are local Tashkent time (UTC+5).