• Cold winter deserts of Turan (Turkmenistan)
Justification of Outstanding Universal Value Criterion (ix): The component parts of the proposed transnational World Heritage Site “Cold winter deserts of Turan” reflect the diversity of geomorpholog
Justification of Outstanding Universal Value Criterion (ix): The component parts of the proposed transnational World Heritage Site “Cold winter deserts of Turan” reflect the diversity of geomorpholog
Justification of Outstanding Universal Value The Syunt Hasardag Reserve fully represents the main landscape and ecological types of the middle elevations of the South-western Kopetdag dry subtropic z
Description No. Name of property State, Province or Region Area (ha) Geographic (lat/long) or UTM Coordinates of approximate centre pointI. ROUTE: AMUL - MERV 1 Amul Lebap velayat5 At the out
Justification of Outstanding Universal Value The Repetek Biosphere State Reserve forms part of an Important Bird Area (IBA) and since 1979 has been a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve under the MAB Programme.
Justification of Outstanding Universal Value Koytendag is famous for its unique caves and other geological features (marble onyx), as well as its archa forest and species of rare plants and animals s
Description The proposed site consists of a group of protected areas on the south-east coast of the Caspian Sea and covers Turkmenbashi, Balkhan, North Cheleken and Mikhailov bays, which range from r
Description Dehistan/Mishrian was the principal city of Western Turkmenistan from the 1 0th to the 14th centuries. Located on a major caravan route from Gurgan in northern Iran to Khorezm, its finest
Justification of Outstanding Universal Value The site suggested is characterized by a combination of unique natural features: relict pistachio savannas, ancient extinct volcano, brackish seasonal lak
DescriptionThe Amudarya State Nature Reserve was established in 1982 and covers a total of 48 500 ha. It is split into three separate sites in the middle reaches of the Amudarya River: Nargiz (45 100 ha), Gabaklinskiy (1 200 ha) and Gereldinskiy (2 200 ha