Aydarkul is a large lake in Uzbekistan, located in the Navoi region within the Kyzylkum Desert. Often referred to as the "Turquoise Sea of the Desert," it is known for its crystal-clear waters and stunning landscapes. This artificial lake was formed in 1969 when the Chardarya Reservoir overflowed, redirecting water into the lowlands.
The Nurata Mountains and the nearby yurt camp at Aydarkul offer a unique blend of natural beauty, nomadic traditions, and ancient history. This region is perfect for travelers seeking a tranquil escape into nature, an immersive experience in nomadic culture, and the serene charm of the desert.