A Turkmen-style water mill was called a Degirmen. It was set up by the river, and the main thing about it was a big wooden wheel.

Dating back to ancient times, traditional ram fights have been a beloved spectacle among the people of Central Asia.

In the still landscapes of Kaahka district stands the mausoleum of Meane Baba,
a sacred site linked to one of the most influential Sufi mystics of the Islamic world.

According to Turkmen legend, the red dress has a special significance in the culture. The story goes that long ago, there was a beautiful young Turkmen girl who lived in a village. She was known for her stunning red dress that she wore every day. One day, a powerful and wealthy sultan came to the […]

In this exploration of Turkmen culinary heritage, we’ll delve into the traditional method of making butter using a churner – a practice deeply rooted in nomadic Turkmen life.