Villages

Kodari

The village of Kodari is a secluded oasis of tranquility, immersed in picturesque nature and traditional culture. Situated in a mountainous area with majestic scenery, it is an ideal destination for those seeking a break from the bustle of the city and seeking simplicity and harmony.

One of the peculiarities of the village is its vast rural area, where residents have been growing crops and raising livestock for centuries. Here you can see green fields covered with a variety of cultivated plants, as well as herds of livestock grazing on vast open-air pastures.

Darvaza

Darvaza, also known as the "Gateway to Hell" or "Portal to Hell", is a unique geological phenomenon in Turkmenistan that is impressive in its appearance and mystical charm. This is a huge gas crater that has been burning for more than a quarter of a century, creating an impressive spectacle in the Karakum Desert.

Tejen

The city of Tejen is a city oasis thanks to the river Heray Rud which takes its sources in Afghanistan in the mountains of Gobsmacked (Hindu Kush). This river was called in Greek " Arius " and "Tarius" in Latin. The city counts  more than 50'000 inhabitants and is in a road crossroad (M37) and railway (on the line of Trans-caspienne).

Vanj

Vanj village and district are located in central Tajikistan. These mountains are made up of conglomerates, granites, sandstones, steep slopes, gorges and narrow river valleys. In some places, the mountains are over 6000 meters above sea level. The Vanj region is a seismically unstable area. Almost every week there are tremors. Long ago, this region was inhabited by people speaking Iranian. In ancient times, it was called "the land of the Saks", in the Middle Ages the region was Islamized. The city was founded in 1933.

Chong-Suu (jailoo)

Located northwest of Kyzyl-Oy village, Chong Suu Jailoo is one of the most colorful and authentic summer pastures of the region. This wide valley stretches toward the Kumbel Pass (3,367 m), which connects the area to the vast Suusamyr Valley and offers spectacular mountain scenery.

Suusamyr
Kyrgyzstan

Idara

Idara is a small but beautiful town nestled in a picturesque valley surrounded by mountains. It is a place where history and nature merge to create a unique atmosphere of tranquility and inspiration.

The city is known for its historical monuments and architectural landmarks that speak of the rich cultural and religious history of the region. Majestic buildings, ancient temples and monuments are reminders of the city's past great past and its importance to the local population.

Chaltumak

The village of Chaltumak is a cozy and small village located in China, in the Xinjiang Uyghur province. It is part of the unique cultural and ethnic diversity of this region.

Cultural wealth:
Chaltumak is predominantly inhabited by Uighurs, and this is reflected in the architecture of the houses, local cuisine and traditions. In the village you can find ancient Uyghur houses with patterned windows and wood carvings, which speak of the rich history and cultural heritage of this people.

Jumbulak

A small village at the foot of the Muztagh Ata Peak is an amazing place where mountain beauty, the simplicity of rural life and unique opportunities for tourist adventures come together. Located in western China, this village is famous for its scenic nature, authentic atmosphere and the hospitality of the locals.

Yanbulak

The village of Yanbulak is a small corner of nature located in a beautiful region of China, which delights with its picturesque nature and traditional Chinese way of life. This place offers a unique experience for those who seek to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy the peace and tranquility of nature.

Natural beauties:
Yanbulak surprises with its diversity of natural landscapes. Here you can see green meadows covered with flowering fields in the spring, and golden fields in the cold season. Rivers, lakes and waterfalls add color to this amazing landscape.

Turbulung

The village of Turbulong is a cozy and traditional village located in China, in the historical province of Sichuan. It represents a wonderful example of how the modern world and traditional culture can coexist harmoniously in one place.

Cultural heritage:
Turbulong is populated predominantly by Tibetan ethnic groups and this is immediately evident from the local architecture, cultural celebrations and traditions. Recognizable Tibetan stupas, temples and monasteries create a unique atmosphere that envelops every traveler.