The Caspian Sea is a strange and unique phenomenon. The largest inland body of water, and the largest lake in the world, thus weirdly not a sea at all. Bordered by some very interesting countries, here are the many options (that we know of) to cross it via ferry.
Syria is an amazing country to travel to with a kid primarily because they love kids. But our heads aren't off in the clouds, of course there are also some challenges.
A dish is that is claimed to have aphrodisiac qualities, can cause arguments that last weeks, and there are over 60 varieties of!
For those who love to shop, just want to see some cool architecture, or simply soak in some local atmosphere, bazaars are great places to explore, and here are our favourites.
Considered by many to be the worst environmental disaster the world has known, the Aral Sea lies between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan in Central Asia, with the border running through the middle of this quickly diminishing body of water.
This isn’t about street food or local delicacies. This is all about the food we love to hate but many of us secretly love – actual fast food!
There are quite a few things about Kyrgyzstan you probably didn't know, but here's number 1: Kyrgyzstan isn’t actually called Kyrgyzstan.
You might not be expecting to even get a drink in Syria, but this couldn't be further from the truth. And not only are there plenty of options, but there are some weird and wonderful places as well.
To avoid Tashkent is like eating a hamburger but removing the bun, it’s like going on an amazing date but forgetting to get a kiss at the end of the night.
Visiting a Soviet Sanatorium is an experience everyone should try at least once. Jeti Oguz Sanatorium itself is famous for its hot spring baths utilising a mixture of locally sourced hot spring water combined with hydrogen sulphide and radon.
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