In the winter morning of 1881, a remarkable event was etched into history - the Geok-Tepe Battle. Courageous defenders of the fortress found themselves in the midst of a fiery tempest.
“Gala” cultural and entertainment center, located in the Geokdere near Ashgabat, is one of the most enchanting corners of Turkmenistan.
The memorial complex “People’s Memory” in Ashgabat stands as a significant monument, honoring the fallen soldiers of Turkmenistan.
Ashgabat offers its residents and guests numerous options to have fun with their families and spend time both entertainingly and profitably. One of these places is the theme park “World of Fairy Tales”.
The Turkmen State Circus, located in Ashgabat, the capital of Turkmenistan, is the main arena circus in the city, boasting a seating capacity of 1,700 seats. It is administered by the Ministry of Culture and Broadcasting of Turkmenistan.
Although known to the Turkmens since ancient times, knitting has played a more modest role in folk art than carpet making, embroidery, weaving, and has found its most vivid expression in gülli joraps, socks with ornamental motifs.
Bread ”Chorek” is considered one of the main dishes in the cuisine of many countries. There is a particularly reverent attitude towards bread and flour products in the countries of Central Asia.
The dutar, which literally translates as ‘two strings’, is an integral part of the Turkmen nation’s centuries-old music. No celebration, be it a wedding or a public holiday, is complete without performances by folk musicians (bagshis).
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.
Sarahs is an oasis city in the Ahal velayat (province) of Turkmenistan, the administrative center of the Sarahs etrap (district). In the early Middle Ages, it was one of the oases of the ancient Silk Road, lying between Mashhad in the west and Merv in the east.