In Turkmenistan, the act of presenting bread and salt isn’t just a customary greeting; it’s a profound symbol of hospitality, friendship, and prosperity.

Turkmenistan's rich textile heritage isn't limited to clothing. It's the birthplace of "Keteni", a silk fabric that holds immense historical and cultural significance.

Turkmen culture is a vibrant canvas painted with rich traditions and symbolic hues. Among these, the color red stands out as a profound symbol.

The highlight of your trip to Turkmenistan will be such a souvenir as a Turkmen carpet! It will remind you of your trip every time you look at it at home.

A few kilometers east of Ashgabat, next to modern Anau, the administrative center of the Ahal velayat, lie the magnificent ruins of the Seyit Jamal ad-Din mosque. Once there was a complex consisting of four structures: the mosque itself, the buildings above the tombstone in front of the mosque, and two large buildings with high […]