Fairytale Canyon: Kyrgyzstan's Grand Canyon
Kyrgyzstan is full of stunningly beautiful natural attractions: lakes, valleys and forests, all waiting to be explored.
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Kok-Boru: Goat Polo, the Contest of Kyrgyzstan's Strongest
Long ago the nomadic tribes gave birth to a sport called "Kok Boru," in which riders on horseback fight to throw a goat into the opposing goal.
The Dungan Mosque: Discovering Chinese Culture Through a Chinese-Style Mosque in Kyrgyzstan
This Chinese mosque stands in Karakol, Kyrgyzstan. Many people may wonder what a Chinese-style mosque looks like.
The New White Mosque, the Largest in Central Asia, in Kyrgyzstan
Kyrgyzstan has more than 3,000 mosques, as over half of its people are Muslim. The most striking is the Central Mosque in Bishkek.
Review: Iran with The Wild Chronicles, by Tharasin
From 28 July to 8 August 2023 I traveled to Iran. I had wanted to go for a long time, and happened to see a Wild Chronicles tour on Facebook.
Kyrgyzstan's Wooden Christian Church
The Russian Orthodox Holy Trinity Cathedral in Karakol, Kyrgyzstan, stands out for its history, unusual architecture and religious importance.
Getting to Know Iran in 7 Points: A Straight Talk for Travelers
Is Iran safe? Is there a war? Is it really scary? These questions come up in many minds when this country is mentioned.
A Review of Iran with The Wild Chronicles, by Tarasin
If someone asks when is the best time to go to Iran, someone who has been just once would say: right now. Spring, April to May.
A Review of Iran with The Wild Chronicles, by Kunjira P
Huh, why go to Iran? Is it safe? What is there to see? The classic questions when I invited people along.
Iran's Rainbow Mountain: Man-Made or Natural?
This dazzling rainbow mountain on Hormuz Island, Iran, is one of the must-visit check-in spots on the island.
Indian-Style Shopper's Paradise: Chandni Chowk, the Moonlit Square
Chandni Chowk is one of India's oldest and largest markets, in Old Delhi, selling a huge variety of Indian goods.
The White Goddesses: Iran's One and Only
Mention Iranian women and the first image is probably a young woman in a black chador covering her whole body.