Turkmenistan, our story: Nature

Partner content from Turkmenistan Turkmenistan’s Untouched Natural Wonders From the hidden oases of the Karakum Desert to the serene shores of the Caspian Sea, Turkmenistan’s natural beauty is as varied as it is vast. Here, history and nature intertwine and diverse ecosystems thrive across desert steppes, emerald valleys and majestic mountain ranges. Join us on a journey through Turkmenistan’s breathtaking wilds, basking in the morning sun as dawn rises over Ayrybaba, Koytendag’s tallest peak. From there, we cross to the lush Umbar Valley, where dramatic waterfalls inspire age-old legends. As we travel south, the winds of the Kopetdag carry us over a landscape rich with juniper forests, hidden gorges and awe-inspiring ridges—a haven for rare flora and fauna. After a stop in the wind-carved landscapes of the Karakum Desert, we head west to the Caspian Sea, where Hazar State Nature Reserve gives sanctuary to endangered wildlife and stunning sunset vistas to mark the end of our trip. 🔗 Read our full article, “Karakum to the Caspian: Turkmenistan’s Untouched Natural Wonders,” for more insights into nature in Turkmenistan: https://www.euronews.com/travel/2024/11/05/karakum-to-the-caspian-turkmenistans-untouched-natural-wonders