After breakfast, drive to Kow-Ata Underground Lake, located 107 km from Ashgabat. Known as the “Father of Caves,” this remarkable underground lake is set inside a massive cavern that resembles a natural auditorium. The cave stretches 230 meters in length, reaches up to 20 meters in height, and spans 57 meters at its widest point. The cave floor is dotted with unique natural formations, creating a truly otherworldly atmosphere. Next, visit Nohur Village, nestled in a small valley within the Kopetdag Mountains. The village is famous for its traditional stone houses, built from local boulders bound with mud, offering a glimpse into authentic Turkmen mountain life. Continue the journey to Ashgabat

In the morning after breakfast, drive to Ashgabat. Visit the Altyn Asyr Eastern Bazaar, the largest market in Ashgabat and the fifth largest in Central Asia. Built in the shape of a carpet-weaving grove, it is located in the Ahal province, a vast area of 154 hectares. Afterwards, visit Geok-Tepe, the ruins of a vast fortification built by the Teke Turks to defend the oasis from invading Russian troops. Next, visit the Ruhy Mosque and the Mausoleum of the First President of Turkmenistan. Then, visit the Stud Farm, where you'll see the pride of the Turkmen people—Ahal-Teke horses. Horse grooming, a short show, and photo opportunities.