09:00–12:00 — Savitsky Karakalpak State Museum of Arts. One of the best-known museums in Uzbekistan, often called the "Louvre in the Desert." The collection holds about 100,000 items and includes the art of ancient Khorezm, Karakalpak folk applied art, and a unique collection of Russian and Soviet avant-garde.
12:00–13:00 — Bazarbay Serekeyev House Museum. A visit to the home of the Honored Artist of Karakalpakstan, where art meets family history. In the courtyard stands a traditional yurt, where guests can learn about the everyday life of the Karakalpaks and try their national dishes.
14:00–14:30 — Bakhtiyor Serekeyev's studio. An introduction to the work of a contemporary artist, the son of Bazarbay Serekeyev, who works in the Art Nouveau style and continues the family's artistic dynasty.
15:00–15:30 — Bibisara Kunnazarova's workshop. A visit to a craftswoman who is reviving traditional carpet weaving, used today to decorate modern yurts and interiors.
15:45–16:30 — Gulnara Embergenova's workshop. An introduction to the unique technique of Karakalpak national embroidery, revived by a craftswoman who was one of the first in the region to do so.
16:30–17:30 — Damekhan Apa. Visit to a workshop that makes kurpachi, traditional quilted items that are an important part of Karakalpak everyday life and culture.