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    History

    Central Asia is known for its rich historical heritage. We explore key events, processes, and figures that have shaped the region and continue to influence its development today.

    View of the Tashkent TV Tower and the memorial complex commemorating victims of repression with a blue rotunda at sunset in Tashkent, Uzbekistan

    National Geographic Traveler Explores Uzbekistan

    Old Nisa served as a dynastic cult center, where royal palaces and temples were located

    Turkmenistan Through UNESCO’s Lens: Kunya-Urgench, Merv, and Nisa

    The Tashkent Television Tower is one of the architectural symbols of Uzbekistan

    The Washington Post Travel Pick: Uzbekistan

    The Sary-Chelek Lake in mountain in Kyrgyzstan

    4 Unusual and Instagrammable Spots in Kyrgyzstan

    Mount Khoja-Mumin: a salt dome rising 900 meters above the surrounding plain

    The Salty Wonder of Tajikistan: Khoja-Mumin Mountain

    Ramadan in Dubai

    Ramadan in Dubai: A Journey into the Heart of Tradition

    A large sand dune under a blue sky with white clouds in the desert in Uzbekistan

    Turan Deserts: A Journey Beyond the Tourist Routes

    The village of Voru

    A Hidden Corner of Tajikistan: The Village of Voru

    Mausoleum of Sultan Sanjar

    A Symbol of the Past Era: the Sultan Sanjar Mausoleum

    Ornate architectural entrance of the Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum in Samarkand, Uzbekistan

    Journey Through Seven Unique UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Uzbekistan

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