Ajinateppa
A 7th–8th-century Buddhist monastery cluster in Tajikistan where Hinayana Buddhism flourished under Turkic patronage along the Silk Road.
A 7th–8th-century Buddhist monastery cluster in Tajikistan where Hinayana Buddhism flourished under Turkic patronage along the Silk Road.
Master weavers in Tajikistan hand-craft adras, a luminous silk-cotton blend prized for strength and rich color. This UNESCO-inscribed…
The white-colonnaded opera house of Soviet Tajikistan - the building where a mountain republic acquired a national stage,…
Khuttal — the fertile southern lowlands of modern Tajikistan watered by the Vakhsh and Panj rivers — was…
Tigrovaya Balka — "Tiger Ravine" in Russian — is one of the last surviving examples of Central Asian…
An ancient Sogdian settlement in western Tajikistan, with ruins on the outskirts of the modern city along the…
Lo chiamano il "tetto del mondo": l'altopiano del Pamir, dove si incontrano alcune delle catene montuose più alte…
On a plateau above the Zerafshan River in present-day Tajikistan, the ruins of this Sogdian city preserve the…
Sarazm is the oldest known large settlement in Central Asia and a UNESCO World Heritage Site: a proto-urban…
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