Farab Oasis Area – Eastern Turkmenistan’s Quiet Desert Oasis
The Farab Oasis Area in the eastern reaches of Turkmenistan invites travellers into a world of quiet desert refuge, nestled among the arid…
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Akash Bagchi
Work in the company: Travel and Tour World
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Köneürgenç: A Hidden Medieval Treasure at the Crossroads of Central Asia’s History
Tucked away near the Uzbek border, Köneürgenç (also known as Kunya Urgench) is a historically significant city that…
Tucked away in the remote northeastern part of Turkmenistan’s Lebap Province lies the Dinosaur Plateau, a paleontological treasure trove that offers a rare opportunity to step back into the Jurassic…
Korgalzhyn Nature Reserve: Kazakhstan’s Hidden Avian Sanctuary
Tucked away in the northern part of Kazakhstan, Korgalzhyn Nature Reserve offers a serene escape into one of Central Asia’s most…
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South Korea K‑Drama Tourism: How Screen Stories Are Fueling Visits to Korea
In South Korea, the rise of K‑dramas is reshaping the tourism landscape. The destinations that once attracted standard…
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Kyzylkum Desert, Uzbekistan — Traditional yurt‑camping and the deep‑desert tourism shift
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In the sandy sweeps between the rivers and plains of Uzbekistan lies the Kyzylkum Desert, and within it an emerging tourism phenomenon: yurt‑camping. Visitors now have the chance to stay in authentic…
Karakalpakstan, Uzbekistan — Remote fortresses and desert heritage fuel a new tourism horizon in the Aral region
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Karakalpakstan, Uzbekistan: heritage, desert, and discovery at the edge of the Aral region
Located in the far west of Uzbekistan, the autonomous region of Karakalpakstan, Uzbekistan, offers travellers…
Tashkent Khast Imam Complex, Uzbekistan — Beyond the main sites, quiet heritage zones and the Emir Timur Museum enrich the city’s cultural tourism
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Khast Imam Complex of Tashkent, Uzbekistan: hidden layers of heritage in the city’s heart
In the sprawling capital of Uzbekistan lies the often‑overseen zone of the Khast Imam Complex, Uzbekistan, an…
Moynaq, Uzbekistan — The Ship Graveyard of the Aral Sea and its growing role in heritage‑eco tourism
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Moynaq, Uzbekistan: from thriving port to haunting tourism landmark
In the far west of Uzbekistan, on the sandy sweeps of the autonomous Republic of Karakalpakstan, the town of Moynaq, Uzbekistan,…
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