Turkmenistan Itinerary Suggestions

Historically one of the region’s most important trading centres, far-flung Turkmenistan is an ancient, remote and enigmatic land that few travellers have visited. Influenced by ancient Persia and the Mongols, the Seljuk Empire and Soviet Russia, Turkmenistan is home to ancient sites and expansive archaeological remains. Our Turkmenistan itineraries include the capital Ashgabat, Kunya Urgench and Nisa but can be extended to include other key sites, Uzbekistan and the cities of the Silk Road.

Turkmenistan Holiday Ideas

Steppes and Desert - Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan

16 days starting from £3980 per person

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The Silk Road

34 days starting from £9900 per person

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China, Mongolia, South Korea, Central Asia, Nepal and Bhutan Holiday Review

I was lucky enough to be given a three month career break and wanted to do some extensive travelling in Asia. I emailed a number of travel companies with a request to prepare a tailor made tour across certain specific dates. Pettitts were the first to reply and from that moment on provided a superb service. Initially there were a number of changes requested to the itinerary, but they were able to accommodate all changes and flex the programme according to our needs. The countries visited were China, Mongolia, South Korea, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Nepal and Bhutan. Pettitts have clearly identified high quality international partners given that we were impressed with all travel guides in each country.

Pettitts assisted with all questions we had during the planning of the trip and were very quick to get in touch with us on the one occasion they needed to during the trip. Pettitts were excellent and I cannot recommend them highly enough. Their service was first class and I would be more than happy to use their services again.

SG - China, Mongolia, South Korea, Central Asia, Nepal and Bhutan - July 2018

Cities of the Silk Road

4 October 2018

The Silk Road stretched from the far east of China to the Mediterranean Sea – a twisting, shifting caravan route which threaded its way between...

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