About Turkmenistan

Turkmenistan, situated in Central Asia, is a captivating yet relatively unexplored nation renowned for its stark deserts, historical Silk Road cities, and the striking marble metropolis of Ashgabat offered for the travelers.  The country embodies a fascinating blend of modern advancements and ancient traditions, shaped by its nomadic heritage and centuries of cultural exchange.

Abundant natural gas reserves contribute to Turkmenistan's economic landscape, while unique tourist attractions like the perpetually burning Darvaza Gas Crater, known as the "Door to Hell," draw adventurous visitors.

UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as the Ancient City of Merv, a former Silk Road hub, and Kunya-Urgench, with its historic mausoleums, offer glimpses into Turkmenistan's rich past. The capital city, Ashgabat, boasts impressive white marble architecture and futuristic designs, while the Yangykala Canyon captivates with its colorful rock formations reminiscent of the Grand Canyon.

The Karakum Desert, seen this tour, dominates much of the country, punctuated by oases and bordered by the Caspian Sea to the west. This remote landscape, coupled with ancient ruins, presents a unique allure for intrepid travelers.

Further exploration of Turkmen culture reveals the revered Akhal-Teke horses, an ancient and rare breed prized for their beauty and grace.