Places to visit

The Tajik border post of Kyzyl Art, between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, is located at an altitude of 4,206 meters, less than 2 km south of the Kyzyl

Lake Alaudin, also known in Russian as "Mutnye ozera" (the murky lakes), is a high-altitude lake located at 3,519 meters in the upper part of the P

The religious complex “Chasma” includes the mosque “Djuma”, the spring, the mosque Panjvakta and bathouse "khamom".

Jiayuguan, literally translates to “Great Wall”, and it is not just a place where China's wall rises in its grandeur, but also a symbol of the stre

In 1932, Ella Maillart, a Swiss adventurer, describes the market of Kyzyl Suu, formerly Pakrovka, in her book "From the Celestial Mountains to the

Yulongxueshan, or Yulong Mountain, is one of China's most impressive natural attractions.

The San-Tash burial mound, which means "counting stones" or "reading stones" in the Turkish language, is located on the bank of the Tiup River, nea

Koshoi-Korgon is a fortress located in the center of the At-Bashy Valley.

Karakul is a remote village located on the eastern shore of Lake Karakul in the Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region of Tajikistan.

Here, we are going to talk about the cosmodrome (space center) and not about the mining town of Baikonur.

Nestled among the jagged peaks of the Tian Shan, the Turgen Ak-Suu valley stretches like a forgotten path of the gods, a secret passage where time

The hot spring of Bibi Fatima-Zahro (name of the daughter of the Prophet Muhammad) is located at 3200 meters alt.

The geophysical station in the valley of Chong Kyzyl-Suu was built in 1948 by Germans, who have been captured in Kyrgyzstan.

The chief-town of the district of Jeti Oguz, one of the largest district of Kyrgyzstan. With 5000 inhabitants it is a quite big village.

Zhambyl Zhabaev (1846-1945) was an outstanding Kazakh akyn (folk improvisational poet) who lived for almost 100 years and became a symbol of Kazakh

Quiet Tosor Bay is a corner of tranquility and harmony on the southern coast of the magnificent Issyk-Kul Lake, in the heart of Kyrgyzstan.

Emeishan, meaning “Emei Mountain”, is one of the most famous and sacred sites in Buddhism and Chinese culture.

Jangtse Kumbum, located in Tibet, is a majestic Buddhist monastery and one of the most significant spiritual sites in the region.

The Zharkent mosque is a grandiose building of the 19th century; its architecture combines the motives of Central Asian and Chinese architecture.

Dashoguz is a large city in the northern part of Turkmenistan, located in the historical region of Khorezm.

Another city on the Silk Road is ancient Khorezm, or Khiva as it is now called.

A small village at the foot of the Muztagh Ata Peak is an amazing place where mountain beauty, the simplicity of rural life and unique opportunitie