Central Asia

Tashkent’s underground metro stations are one of the world’s best kept secret works of art…

I shouldn’t have formulated any ideas or expectations about exactly what Uzbekistan would be like, because I had no information to base it on. But I did.

Quick geography test. How many of you can place Nur-Sultan on an Atlas? It’s okay if you’re struggling. Twenty years ago, Kazakhstan’s capital city didn’t even exist.

There are many reasons why this Central Asian gem is rising in popularity with travellers all over the world. Here are the top 4 reasons why you should visit Uzbekistan now.

Whether you’ve always wanted to celebrate Halloween in the States or stand at the ‘Door to Hell’ in Turkmenistan. Here’s your guide for where to travel in October.

Whether you’ve always wanted to sink your teeth into a juicy souvlaki in Cyprus, spot black and white rhinos in Zimbabwe or stroll along a section of the monumental Great Wall in China. Here’s your guide for where to travel in September.

Kyrgyzstan – as difficult to pronounce as it is to place on a map – is somewhere special. The only way to understand what it’s really like to visit is to experience it for yourself.

Central Asia remains a place where adventure isn’t just possible: it’s unavoidable. Far more than just dots on the map, each country is distinct and worthy of exploration.

The gateway to the Silk Road is distinct from the other ‘Stans’ in culture, history and landscape. And for sheer craziness, there is nowhere else in the world quite like it.