Nature & Adventure

Wild Expedition: Baysun — 6 Days

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$ 1910

Nature & Adventure

A private 4×4 expedition through southern Uzbekistan — Baysun’s canyons, Teshik-Tash and the Sangardak waterfall. 6 days / 5 nights, any dates in season.

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Nature & Adventure · private 4×4 expedition, run for your group alone

Wild Expedition: Baysun

Termez · Derbent · Baysun · Baysuntau — six days in southern Uzbekistan, where the road doesn’t lead to a hotel, but to the next pass.

6 days / 5 nightsTermez · Baysun · BaysuntauAny dates in seasonPrivate group

Route

The Wild South: Baysun

This isn’t a trip “to see Baysun.” It’s a route for a small group on prepared jeeps: mountain roads, kishlaks, canyons, and places where the schedule is set by the light, the weather and the road itself. Start and finish in Termez; for the length of the expedition, the team works for your group only.

Day Area What’s inside
1 Termez → Derbent → Baysun Start on jeeps, the Iron Gate pass, first mountain miles
2–4 Baysuntau Kishlaks, canyons, treks and points chosen by conditions
5 Sangardak Mountain road, waterfall, the last big day
6 Termez Return, airport transfer or onward journey

Program

Day by day

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Day 1 · Termez to Derbent to Baysun. The Start

Pick-up at Termez airport, or after a domestic flight from Tashkent. We switch into prepared jeeps and head toward Baysun. Along the way: Derbent and the Iron Gate, a mountain pass that caravans crossed for centuries. In the evening, check-in in Baysun, dinner, and a conversation about the days ahead.

Day 2 · Baysun. Without the Staged Stop

We get to know Baysun without the usual photo-op detours: the local market, the mahallas, tea in someone’s home or a small family teahouse, conversations with people who live here rather than “host excursions.” After lunch, jeeps out to viewpoints and toward the mountain kishlaks. The sunset spot is chosen on the day.

Day 3 · Baysuntau. Canyons and Mountain Roads

Deeper into Baysuntau: dirt roads, gorges, slopes, and short walks where the road runs out. The day’s route isn’t fixed in stone — the guide chooses the safe line based on the weather, the surface, and the group’s pace. Lunch is a mountain picnic, or a meal with a local family.

Day 4 · Teshik-Tash and the High Line

A jeep route to the Teshik-Tash area, one of the well-known archaeological sites of the Baysun mountains. Beyond it, panoramas over the Karshi steppe, mountain trails, and time for photography. Not a day of checkboxes — add a light trek, a photo session, or simply more time for the road and the quiet.

Day 5 · Baysun to Sangardak to Termez

The big final drive across southern Surkhandarya. Through the mountain districts to the Sangardak waterfall, where karst springs fall in a cascade over the rock. After the walk, back to Termez, a closing dinner, and a night at the hotel.

Day 6 · Termez. The End, or the Start of the Next One

Breakfast, transfer to the airport. If you’d rather not end here, this point can become a continuation instead — add Termez’s ancient sites, the Amu Darya, Tajikistan, or another region of Uzbekistan. The expedition doesn’t have to end where a standard package would.

Price

Price per person

Group size Price per person
2 travelers, twin/double room $1,910

Private departure — the price per person improves with a larger group. Tell us your dates and group size for an exact quote.

Price

What’s included and what’s paid separately

Included in the price
  • Private 4×4 jeep with driver for the full 6-day route
  • 4 nights in Baysun, 1 night in Termez
  • Guide for the whole expedition
  • Entrance fees
  • Drinking water
  • All local taxes
Paid separately
  • Flights to and from Termez — a domestic Tashkent–Termez flight can be added from $70 one-way
  • Meals (available on request)
  • Personal expenses, tips, travel insurance

Accommodation, meals, guided excursions, transfers and train tickets can be added to build your final itinerary and price.

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How we work — step by step

Our planning is hands-on, not automated. Here’s what to expect once you send your enquiry through.

  1. Send your enquiry

    Form, email or WhatsApp — whichever feels easier. Free and no obligation.

  2. Get a reply within 24 hours

    Often the same day. A real human — no bots, no call centre — with a few questions if we have any.

  3. Receive a tailored proposal

    Route, accommodations, activities — with transparent, itemised pricing. No hidden mark-ups.

  4. Refine it together

    Adjust the pace, swap hotels, change dates — whatever needs to fit. As many rounds as you like.

  5. Confirm and travel

    We hold your reservations and stay on call throughout the trip — from arrival to the flight home.

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Frequently asked questions

Why book with AroundCA instead of arranging it myself online?

Because a booking site gives you rooms; we give you a trip that actually works. We know which neighbourhood to stay in, which “great” hotel disappoints, how to sequence a route so you’re not backtracking, and who to call when a flight is cancelled at 11pm. You get a real person who lives in the region — not 40 open browser tabs and a gut feeling.

How much does your planning service cost?

Nothing. Our planning, proposals and revisions are free — we’re paid by the hotels and suppliers we book, at the same rates you’d pay them directly. Expert planning at no extra cost to you.

Is it more expensive than booking direct?

No. We pass through the rates our partners give us, and every proposal is itemised so you see exactly what you pay for. No hidden mark-ups, no fees buried at checkout.

Are you a licensed and insured company?

Yes — fully. We’re a licensed Uzbek tour operator (licence № 853484, registry L-41802557), issued by the Committee for Tourism of Tashkent and valid for domestic, inbound and outbound tourism. Our tour-operator civil liability is insured with APEX INSURANCE (policy EAPD № 1016716). Both documents are available on request.

How do I pay, and is it secure?

Everything is official and transparent. You can pay by bank transfer to our Uzbek company account, or through a secure payment link from our website — official internet acquiring protected by end-to-end encryption. If you prefer, you can also pay via our single company QR code. No cash-in-hand, no grey schemes.

Which destinations do you cover?

We operate across Central Asia — Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan and Tajikistan — plus the Caucasus on request, in combination with a Central Asia route. If you don’t see your destination, ask anyway.

Do you also handle flights, visas and insurance?

Yes. We cover all air tickets, visas and travel insurance within our region — your whole trip arranged in one place.

What kind of trips do you plan?

All of them, as long as they’re tailored — honeymoons and romantic getaways, family holidays, luxury and premium escapes, and organised groups, incentives and corporate/MICE programmes.

Can I change the proposal after I receive it?

Yes — that’s the point. Adjust the pace, swap hotels, move dates, tweak the budget. We refine it together over as many rounds as you need, then you confirm.

What’s your cancellation and refund policy?

It depends on your specific booking. Cancellation terms usually follow the hotels’ penalty rules, and air tickets follow the official airlines’ fare conditions. We always show you the exact terms for your trip before you confirm — no surprises.

How do we stay in touch during the trip?

You have us on call throughout — by WhatsApp, phone or email. If a reservation slips or plans change on the ground, one message and we sort it.

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