Located in the heart of Central Asia, Ashgabat, the capital of Turkmenistan, is a city like no other. It is known for its stunning white marble architecture and grandiose monuments. Ashgabat presents a surreal landscape that is both breathtaking and hauntingly quiet. Emphasis on 'hauntingly'. The city's streets, lined with gleaming marble buildings and wide avenues, are often deserted, giving Ashgabat the nickname "the city of the dead." The Eerie Silence Lets talk about the eerie silence. One of the most striking aspects of Ashgabat is its emptiness. Despite its grandeur, the city center is frequently devoid of people, creating an atmosphere that is both surreal and unsettling. The lack of pedestrian traffic is partly due to strict regulations that discourage public gatherings and casual strolls (just take a moment to imagine such a city). Even during weekends, the streets remain empty, with few signs of life beyond the occasional patrol by security personnel [...
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