Kamil Syýahat is more than just a travel company — it’s a passionate team dedicated to sharing the beauty, culture, and spirit of Turkmenistan with the world.
We offer guided tours and tailor-made journeys across the country — from the ancient cities of Merv and Nisa to the golden dunes of the Karakum Desert and the scenic Kopetdag Mountains. Each trip is carefully designed to combine comfort, discovery, and authentic local experiences.
Our professional guides, drivers, and partners work together to ensure safety, comfort, and unforgettable memories. We want every guest to leave Turkmenistan not only with photos, but with stories and emotions that last a lifetime.
Our mission is to inspire people to explore Turkmenistan — its timeless heritage and modern transformation. Because every journey with Kamil Syýahat is more than travel — it’s a heartfelt experience.

TURKMENISTAN

Turkmenistan is a country in Central Asia, washed by the waters of the Caspian Sea in the west and the Amu Darya River in the east. It borders Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan to the north, and Afghanistan and Iran to the south. A significant part of the country is occupied by the Karakum Desert. Here are located the ruins of the ancient settlements of Nisa and Merv, and Kunya- Urgench – UNESCO World Heritage Sites through which the Great Silk Road once passed. Ashgabat, the capital of Turkmenistan, is a white-marble city that entered the Guinness World Records as the city with the highest density of white-marble buildings in the world. The beauties of Turkmenistan are a combination of unique natural sites such as the Darvaza gas crater and the Yangykala Canyon, ancient historical monuments, endless desert, and mountains. In 2025, December 12 will be grandly celebrated as the 30th anniversary of Turkmenistan’s Neutrality. It was on December 12, 1995, that the United Nations recognized the “Permanent Neutrality of Turkmenistan.” Under the wise leadership of the Turkmen National Leader the deeply respected Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, the neutrality status was confirmed by the UN for the second time on June 3, 2015, and for the third time on March 21, 2025.