A Night in a Yurt: Exploring Uzbekistan’s Desert
Spending a night in a yurt camp is a unique opportunity to explore the country in a completely different way. Step into the desert, savor traditional local dishes, and watch the stars in the dark sky, shining closer than ever.
A Hidden Corner of Tajikistan: The Village of Voru
Mountain ridges, mirror-like river surfaces and the air, filled with the scent of the meadow grass. This is how the village of Voru in Panjakent District of Tajikistan welcomes its visitors. Voru is a true gem for travelers, seeking harmony with nature and journey into the past.
A Symbol of the Past Era: the Sultan Sanjar Mausoleum
In the vast, windswept landscapes of Turkmenistan, among ancient ruins, a monumental structure rises above the plain. It is the Sultan Sanjar Mausoleum, known as Dar al-Akhira (the Other World). This architectural masterpiece is the hallmark of Merv, recalling the grandeur and flourishing power of the Seljuk Empire.
Journey Through Seven Unique UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Uzbekistan
The turquoise minarets of Khiva and the extraordinary landscapes of Turan form a route for those who wish to touch a heritage that has shaped the face of the East for centuries.
Pamir: a journey through the “Roof of the World”
How do people live in a place where there is almost no infrastructure, and nature dictates its own rules? My journey through the Pamirs became a search for answers to this question – and opened up an amazing world where the beauty of the mountains coexists with harsh reality.
A new version of the opera “Tamerlane” will be performed on the Austrian stage
Fans of G.F. Handel’s work are looking forward to the big premiere: the opera “Tamerlane” in a completely new, independent interpretation.