Kakhar Yurt stay & Mountain village

Received a folclore concert while dinner. It would be ok from the host to ask if this is wished.

Friendly host

It's located in their garden, so you live with the family. Pro and con at the same time. Wifi from host's mobile phone hotspot

Eine unbeschreibliche idyllische Lage. Super liebe und sympathische Menschen, welche sehr hilfsbereit sind und die Kultur näher bringen.

Quiet place, the only other guest was Uzbek, and there are no laid on activities which suited us.

It was a very special unique experience for us to sleep in the Yurt with all the nature's sounds (birds, cows, water). We slept very well. Our most favorite family member was the good-natured dog, who just accompanied us as we made a evening walk onto a hill in the village. The surrounding mountains offer good possibilities for shorter or longer hikes. We recommend to hike to the neighbouring valley "Sentob". There is a good view to the village Sentob and the higher mountains on the pass.

Very very expensive for Uzbek standards. According to booking, we should pay 61 dollars, but the owner demanded 81 dollars. We think that he wanted 10 dollars per person for the dinner. The dinner was OK, probably (hopefully) vegetarian (was not that clear for the soup), but we weren't really full. So it was the most expensive accommodation in the whole holiday including great hotels in Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara and Kokand. It was extremely difficult to find the Yurts. There are no signs showing the way and even locals couldn't make sense of the name of the Yurt. The owner unfortunately cannot speak English, so we tried to communicate with him with our few Russian language skills. The dinner was a little bit strange sitting only with him at the table. He and we were served by the female family members who avoided contact with us. Quite patriarchal structures there.

Amazing stay in a yurt in the Nurata mountains. Food was great, yurt comfie and warm. Beautiful location among the walnut and fruit trees.