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China Launches Visa-Free Travel with Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan to Boost Silk Road Tourism China’s new visa-free agreements with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan highlight a significant step toward greater regional connectivity. These policies are already increasing travel and cultural exchange along the historic Silk Road, while also opening doors for deeper business and diplomatic engagement across Central

Direct Flights Between Dushanbe and Beijing Twice Weekly Starting June 16, 2025, direct passenger flights will operate between Dushanbe, Tajikistan, and Beijing, China. According to the Civil Aviation Agency under the Government of Tajikistan, these flights will be offered twice a week, on Tuesdays and Saturdays, by China Southern Airlines.  Following this visit, President Rahmon

Kyrgyzstan Named a Top 2025 Travel Destination for Ethnic and Cultural Tourism Kyrgyzstan is included in The Guardian’s top travel destinations for 2025 list, highlighting its growing global appeal as a unique spot for ethnic and cultural tourism. Known for its dramatic mountain scenery, nomadic traditions, and warm hospitality, Kyrgyzstan offers visitors a chance to

Straight Flights from Tashkent starting 19th of June 2025 Starting June 19, 2025, Centrum Air launches direct flights from Tashkent to Tamchy (Issyk Kul), near Cholpon Ata at the norther shore of the lake. Now, reaching crystal-clear waters and refreshing coolness takes just a couple of hours and makes it possible to provide tours easily

Turkmenistan Visa Updates 2025Double Entry & Faster LOI Recent changes in Turkmenistan’s migration service regulations aim to simplify and flexibility for travelers. Significant updates include an extended application window for the Letter of Invitation (LOI), the introduction of a two-entry visa option, and faster, more reliable processing. LOI Applications Now Accepted 6 Months in AdvanceTravelers

Turkmenistan’s Eternal Flame Nears Its End Darvaza Gas Crater, also known as the “Door to Hell” or “Gate of Hell,” has been burning in Turkmenistan’s Karakum Desert since 1971 when Soviet geologists ignited it to burn off leaking methane. For more than 50 years, the crater’s fire burning at around 1,000 °C was a strange and

Direct Flights operated between Islamabad and Tashkent by Uzbekistan Airlines This new route of Islamabad – Tashkent flight is likely to improve economic interdependence and regional linkage, positioning with broader initiatives such as the Central and South Asia Connectivity Initiative in addition to the obvious increase in tourism. Uzbekistan airlines already operates twice a week

Tallest Lenin statue in Central Asia was removed in Osh In Osh, Kyrgyzstan, authorities have dismantled a 23 meter statue of Vladimir Lenin, believed to be the tallest of its kind in Central Asia. Erected in 1975, when Kyrgyzstan was still part of the Soviet Union, the monument’s removal was captured in online photos on 7.6.2025,