Coming to Tashkent on that date Flight to Nukus from Tashkent airport. In Nukus, the driver will pick up the group. A short visit to the Igor Savitsky Museum (famous collection of Russian avant-garde art) will be made, followed by a drive (approx. 200 km) to Moynaq, a former fishing port on the shores of the Aral Sea. Overnight stay in Moynaq.

Travelers visit Museum along their way to Moynak. The Savitsky Museum, officially the State Museum of Arts named after I.V. Savitsky, is a museum in Nukus, Uzbekistan, known for its vast collection of banned Russian avant-garde art and Karakalpak folk art. It was founded by Igor Savitsky, who saved thousands of artworks from being destroyed during the Soviet era and moved them to the remote city to protect them. The museum is also called the "Louvre in the Sands" due to its significant collection, which also includes archaeological finds from the region.