Sights

Lalitpur, also known as Patan, is one of the three historic towns in Kathmandu Valley, Nepal. Located just a few kilometers south of Kathmandu, this beautiful city has a rich cultural heritage and amazing architecture reflecting the influence of Buddhist and Hindu traditions.

Bodhnath is one of the most majestic and sacred sites in Nepal, as well as one of the largest Buddhist shrines in the world. Located in the Nepalese capital of Kathmandu, this historic temple attracts thousands of pilgrims, travelers and inquisitive souls from all over the world.

Kok-Tobe is a place where the grandeur of nature and a unique atmosphere meet. Located on the top of a picturesque ridge in Almaty, this amazing corner of nature attracts tourists from all over the world with its beauty and magic.

Rising above the city, Kok-Tobe offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountain peaks and the Almaty skyline. Here you can enjoy the fresh mountain air and wonderful sunsets, plunging into a world of peace and harmony.

It is an ethnic park presenting the ethnic groups linked to the eastern region of Kazakhstan. The houses were built during the construction of the park, but the interiors are from the days of the Soviet Union.

Kirtipur is a historical city steeped in legend and rich culture, located in western Nepal. This unique city bears witness to a great past and embodies the traditions of art and architecture.

One of the remarkable architectural masterpieces of Kirtipur is Nyupa Darbar, an ancient palace dating back to the 12th century. This majestic complex, decorated with patterns and stone carvings, is the hallmark of the city and attracts the attention of many tourists and pilgrims.

Three mountain lakes are strung along the Kolsay River. The river rises to the south, near the Kazakhstan–Kyrgyzstan border in the Kungey Alatoo range:

"Khan Shatyr" (as some mistakenly believe, translated from Kazakh into Russian "Khan's tent", but in fact this is a phrase from the series "Tsar Bell", "Tsar Cannon", that is, Khan Shatyr - "Khan among tents ") Is a large shopping and entertainment center in the capital of Kazakhstan, Nur-Sultan. Opened July 6, 2010. It is the largest tent in the world. "Khan Shatyr" entered the Guinness Book of Records

Darvaza.

Darvaza is a gas crater in Turkmenistan. But many call it the “Door to the Underworld” or the “Gates of Hell.” It is located 90 km from the village of Erbent. The diameter of the crater is approximately 60 meters, the depth is about 20 meters.

Sultan Sanjar Mausoleum is a historically significant site located in Merv, Turkmenistan. It commemorates Sultan Sanjar, a prominent ruler of the Seljuk Empire from 1097 to 1157. The mausoleum is a remarkable example of Islamic architecture from the Seljuk period, characterized by its brick structure, imposing dome, and intricate decorative elements. Merv, the city where the mausoleum is situated, has a rich history dating back to the 6th century BC and served as a vital stop along the Silk Road, facilitating trade between the East and West.

Hulbuk (Khulbuk) is an ancient citadel in Tajikistan, located near the village of Kurban-Said (Qurbonshahid) in the middle of the village of Pingan, in the Khatlon region, about 26 km southwest of the city of Kulob. The results of excavations at Hulbuk indicate that it was the capital of Khuttal province from the 9th to 11th centuries. The complex includes the Sovereign's Palace, the Citadel and richly decorated ancient dwellings, including figures and animals.