In the midst of Turkmenistan's blazing summers, you'll spot something intriguing – elderly Turkmen men donning colossal fur hats. These Telpeks, born from centuries of tradition, are more than just headgear; they're woven into the very fabric of Turkmen culture.

The Ashgabat shopping and entertainment center was opened on October 26, 2021. The interiors of the Ashgabat shopping center are made in a neoclassical style.

Due to the environment and traditional conditions of life of the Turkmen, felt rugs (keche) were and still are one of the most needed items in the household.

Handmade souvenirs, bags, and earrings adorned with Turkmen national patterns often reflect the country’s vibrant cultural heritage and traditional craftsmanship.

The highest point of the Koytendag mountain range, one of the spurs of the Gissar Range bordering the southeastern border of Turkmenistan, is Mount Airybaba. It is not only the highest point of this mountain range, but also of all the mountain systems of Turkmenistan. Its height is 3139 meters above sea level.