Our DMC in Turkmenistan offers exceptional travel experiences within Turkmenistan. They provide comprehensive travel services, including guided tours, accommodations, and transportation arrangements. With extensive knowledge of the country’s rich cultural heritage, historical sites, and natural wonders, they are able to offer immersive journeys catering to diverse interests.
If you are a corporate company or business delegation travelling to Ashgabat, their team of destination specialists can arrange VIP transfers, meeting venues and conferences services such as airport meet and greet, audiovisual, lighting, hostesses, translation, gala dinners and local entertainment – everything to ensure a successful corporate event and business travel.
Explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites like the ancient ruins of Merv, Kuney-Urgench and Nisa (the capital of the Parthian kingdom), marvel at the unique landscapes of the Karakum Desert, and experience vibrant Turkmen culture.
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Tour the futuristic capital city of Ashgabat (The White Marble City). It is internationally recognized for its radiant architecture, holding several Guinness World Records for the highest density of white marble buildings.
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Swim in the warm mineral waters of Kow Ata Underground Lake, hidden inside a limestone cave, en-route to the Moon Mountains.
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Travel by 4×4 into the Karakum Desert and camp overnight beside the Darvaza Gas Crater (“Gates to Hell”) that has been burning for decades, creating a surreal landscape.
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Visit a stud farm dedicated to the famous Akhal-Teke horses (known for their incredible speed and metallic “golden” sheen), enjoy a horse ride through the Tummekli Hills, or attend Sunday horse racing at the National Hippodrome in Ashgabat during Spring and Autumn.
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Trek high into the Koytendag Mountains to visit the Plateau of Dinosaurs. View one of the world’s most concentrated collections of remarkably preserved Jurassic-era dinosaur footprints.
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Explore the multi-colored Yangykala Canyons in the western part of the country, known for their dramatic cliffs and geological formations that change color with the light.
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Explore the vast remnants of the Parthian Empire at Old Nisa (Rome’s rival) close to Ashgabat, or the majestic ruins of the Khorezm Empire at Koneurgench in the north.
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Step directly onto the Silk Road at Ancient Merv (a UNESCO site), where you can wander through sprawling mosque and fortress ruins. Alternatively, discover the secrets of the Bronze Age at Gonur Depe, a civilization that actually predates the famous Silk Road trade route.