Tribhuvan International Airport is an international airport in Kathmandu, Nepal.
The airport is about six kilometres from the city centre, in the Kathmandu valley. It is the sole international airport in Nepal and has served as an airfield since 1949.
In 1955 the airport was inaugurated by King Mahendra and renamed Tribhuvan Airport in memory of the king's father. The airport was again renamed Tribhuvan International Airport in 1964.
Campsite on the shore of the Kekemeren river. The camp is located below the village of the same name.
Sary Kamysh pastures lie on the border of Jalal Abad and Naryn oblast. The region is sparsely inhabited and road access is very difficult. This is what makes the place exceptional. It is accessed from Kyzyl Oy by the Kyrk Kyz pass 3223 meters above sea level and from the west from the village of Toluk, and the Tör Jayloo pass at 2465 meters above sea level. A road descends to the south to join the Kekemeren (Kökömeren) river and its magnificent red sandstone canyon.
City of Turkestan, situated in the midst of the arid steppes of Kazakhstan's extreme south. The first ancient settlement on the territory of modern Turkestan emerged at the beginning of the 6th century BC. The city with 1500 years of history is now one of the most important centers of pilgrimage in the Central Asia.
Margilan is a city in Fergana Province in eastern Uzbekistan. According to European legend, Margilan was founded by Alexander the Great. On a lunch stop, he was given chicken and bread from which the town took its name. More reliable records indicate that Margilan was an important stop on the Silk Road by the 9th century AD, along the route going across the Alay Mountains to Kashgar.
Chylpak Cala is a zoroastrian clay fortress built about 500 years after Christ.
Chaek is the administrative center of the rayon of Jumgal. Its bazar is now replaced by many small shop on the border of the main street.
The Song Kul range covers the North of the Song Kul's lake and culmines at 3650 meter altitude.
Hut of alpinist situated in a wild gorge. There are absolutely no comfort. We usually sleep in tents around the place. The campsite of Sirota is just on the foot of the Ala-Kul lake, on the top of forest.
Glacier lake situated in the Terskey Alatoo between the Karakol and Jeti Oguz valleys, source of the Irdyk western river.
Altyn Uya Museum Historical and Local History Museum.
Our pre-school educational organisation "Altyn Uya" named after Seitalieva Aina was founded in 2016 and started operating in 2018. When our kindergarten opened in 2018, a museum named after Seitalieva Aina, a nanny and Russian language teacher who was the umbilical mother of an older generation in our name village, was organised. Information about Aina Seitalieva's life, family and service was brought to the museum, as well as her second-hand belongings, diplomas and books, with 50 exhibits in the collection.
Campsite at the foot of its 4470 meter altitude summit. The camp is a short day's walk from the base camp of Peak Lenin.
The Tash-Kyungey river rises from the glacier on the north face of Yukhina peak, which rises to an altitude of 5080 metres.
South of the At-Bashi mountain range, lies the upper Ak-Say valley, which stretches for a hundred kilometers, and up to 40 km in width. It is mainly yak breeders who come for the summer season. Some shepherds stay in the winter with their herd of yaks, but the temperatures are harsh and can drop to -40 degrees Celsius in winter.
The dome of Tim Abdullakhan - covered market in Bukhara. The building intended for trading fabrics and carpets.
Campsite at the foot of the Kashkator pass (3937m.)
The largest ski resort in Kazakhstan, also the oldest. It was built for the training of the Kazakh ski team during the soviet times. There are 7 lifts, included one gondola starting from Médéo, 5 km lower. Ski lovers will enjoy about 20 km slopes. The resort is open all year around, but in summer, don't wait to see a lot of visitors.
Some 10 km from Karakol, on the top of the village of Ak-Suu (anc. Teplokluchenka), wellknown for curatives mineral water and its sanatorium.
Kazarman is an important village in Toguz-Toro district of Jalal-Abad province, Kyrgyzstan. It is located on the banks of the Naryn River, at an altitude of 1260 m above sea level. The regional center is 145 km from Jalal-Abad on the road to Naryn. It is a stopping place on the long road from Osh to Lake Song Kul or to the Tash Rabat caravanserail. At the beginning of the 20th century, about sixty soldiers from the Russian Empire settled in the village and called their place "Barracks". Later, the locals called it Kazarman. There are four high schools, a library, a vocational school, an art school, a youth center, a cinema, a cultural center, a hospital, a park, a market and a sauna. It is possible to spend the night in guest houses of CBT Kazarman (Community based on tourism)
In winter, when the snow is thick, it is almost cut off from neighboring areas. The Kaldama Pass, which provides access to the town of Jalal Abad, is closed from October to the end of May. South of the city is the very important Saimaluu-Tash petroglyph site. It takes 2 days for this visit.
Small lake overlooking Lake Iskender.
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