Aydarkul Lake is a massive artificial reservoir located in central Uzbekistan, created by the Soviet-era Chardarya Dam. This stunning lake offers unique landscapes and opportunities for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
Aydarkul Lake is a remarkable man-made water body spanning over 4,000 square kilometers, formed by damming the Syrdarya River. The lake serves critical water management and irrigation purposes for the region. Its expansive waters are surrounded by semi-desert landscapes, creating a dramatic and photogenic environment that attracts tourists interested in unique ecological settings and wildlife viewing.
Best Time: Spring and autumn
Time Needed: 1-2 days
Entrance: Free