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It was great to enjoy the yurt camp in family (with 2 kids- 3 and 6 years old)! The tent was a good and comfortable experience (we woke up with the birds singing!) and the environment outside the tent was really pleasant, with a range of activities to enjoy freely! Ping pong table, target shooting with bow and arrow, delicious swimming pool with a nice view, hammock to hang between trees, swing... Last but not least, Guli and Sardor made us feel very welcome at the camp. Nice people! Guli cooked and served delicious breakfasts and dinners, always with a smile and beautiful and generous tables! She even packed water and some snacks for the kids to eat during the trip to Samarkand! Lovely ❤️ It was great to enjoy the yurt camp in family (with 2 kids- 3 and 6 years old)! The tent was a good and comfortable experience (we woke up with the birds singing!) and the environment outside the tent was really pleasant, with a range of activities to enjoy freely! Ping pong table, target shooting with bow and arrow, delicious swimming pool with a nice view, hammock to hang between trees, swing... Last but not least, Guli and Sardor made us feel very welcome at the camp. Nice people! Guli cooked and served delicious breakfasts and dinners, always with a smile and beautiful and generous tables! She even packed water and some snacks for the kids to eat during the trip to Samarkand! Lovely ❤️ Irtzi (not sure if it's written like this) drove us safely from Jizzax to the Yurt camp and from there to Samarkanda. We would definitely come back again! 😀

Yulduz Homestay is a wonderful place to experience authentic local life. The rooms were simple but very clean and comfortable, and the hosts treated us like part of their family. I really enjoyed spending time outdoors, surrounded by nature and animals, which gave the stay a special charm. The meals were homemade and full of flavor, and sharing them together with the family made the experience even warmer.

During my recent stay at the Guesthouse, I was captivated by the serene beauty of the surrounding landscapes and the genuine hospitality of the hosts. Nestled in the picturesque village of Upper Hayat, this guesthouse offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in traditional Uzbek village life. The accommodations are modest yet comfortable, providing a cozy retreat after a day of exploration. The meals were a highlight of my stay — delicious homemade Uzbek dishes prepared with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The flavors were rich and authentic, showcasing the culinary traditions of the region. One of the most memorable aspects was the chance to participate in local activities and observe traditional customs. The hosts warmly welcomed me into their daily routines, offering insights into their way of life. Additionally, the proximity to natural attractions like the Hayatsay Gorge and the opportunity to witness the conservation efforts for the endangered Severtsov’s sheep added depth to the experience.