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The autonomous region of Gagauzia, the Levantine soul of the Republic of Moldova. (excursion prices at the bottom of the page)

This visit is led by Alfredo Ferrari

Awarded as the best Tourist Guide 2024 by the Moldovan Government

09:00 am meeting with the guide and departure by minivan to Comrat, the capital of Gagauzia with a stop at the "imaginary" border...
11:00 am Full tour of Comrat with the Basilica of St. John, the local Parliament (Gagauzian People's Assembly) and the statue of Lenin.

12.30pm visit to the traditional village of Besalma with its old windmill.

13:00 continuation to the nearby village of Congaz, lunch in the beautiful typical restaurant "Gagauz Sofrasi".

3:00 pm continuation to the town of Ceadir Lunga, famous for having the most important stud farm of purebred horses, for the golden statue of Lenin and an abandoned airport with some aircraft from the Soviet era!

Afterwards, the return journey to Chisinau will begin, with a stop in the village of Tvardita, one of the Moldavian towns populated by Bessarabian Bulgarians.

Arrival in Chisinau is scheduled for approximately 18:00.

The autonomous province of Gagauzia (Gagauz Yeri in the Gagauz/Turkish language) was born in 1995 by popular will after a referendum and is recognized by the Moldovan government of Chisinau unlike Transnistria which instead proclaimed itself independent in 1992.
Of its 170,000 inhabitants, approximately 82% are ethnic Gagauz, a people of Turkmen origin who have never professed the Islamic religion, having always been Orthodox Christians and who settled in the region between 1770 and 1812.
The remaining population is made up of Russians, Bulgarians, Moldovans and Gypsies-Roma.
The capital is Comrat, a small town of just over 30,000 inhabitants, seat of the autonomous government and the state university which is sponsored by the University of Istanbul.