GROUP TOURS 2026

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In January 2020, North Korea (DPRK) closed its borders to the outside world in order to prevent the entry of COVID-19 into the country. In February 2024, as an exception, the country opened to tourists holding Russian citizenship. In February 2025, the DPRK allowed international tourists to enter the northeastern region of Rason, but two weeks later entry was unexpectedly closed again for unknown reasons.

As of the end of 2025, international tourism to the DPRK has still not resumed, although opportunities to visit the country as part of special (non-tourist) delegations have significantly expanded. Within such a delegation, it became possible in April 2025 for amateur runners from many countries around the world to participate in the Pyongyang Marathon.

We hope that in April 2026 the Pyongyang Marathon will also be able to welcome amateur runners from different countries; however, the format and the possibility of participation in this event depend on many factors that remain unknown at present. As soon as we learn more, we will immediately publish information about it.

The same applies to the resumption of tourism in the DPRK. As soon as the relevant decision is made by the DPRK authorities, we will promptly publish tourist itineraries. Representatives of our company regularly visit the DPRK and keep a close watch on developments. For more information, please contact us via WhatsApp or E-mail.

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Spring is the ideal time to visit Turkmenistan. The weather is mild and pleasant, making the scenery and landscapes even more vibrant and lively. It's perfect for sightseeing, with blossoming vegetation and low precipitation. Our journey will take you to notable landmarks such as Ashgabat, the astonishing Turkmen capital known for having the highest concentration of white marble-clad buildings, as recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records.
Explore the ancient city of Merv, a pivotal site on the historic Silk Road. We will also discover Turkmenistan's stunning natural beauty by exploring the Yangikala Canyons. Located 165 km north of Turkmenabat and 160 km east of Turkmenbashi, this natural wonder features rock formations as tall as 60-100 meters, colored in red, pink, and yellow. The breathtaking views from the top of Yangikala are unforgettable. Additionally, we will witness the fascinating Darwaza Gas Crater, also known as the Door to Hell. Located in the Karakum Desert, this massive crater has been burning continuously since the 1970s. We'll also visit one of the renowned Horse farm to see the famous Akhal-Teke horses, one of the oldest and most beautiful breeds in the world. These horses are a symbol of national pride and play a significant role in Turkmen culture and traditions

A $100 DISCOUNT on the tour price will be applied to all bookings made before February 1, 2026

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Embark on a captivating journey through Belarus, a land of rich history, cultural treasures, and breathtaking landscapes.

• Minsk – Explore the vibrant capital with its grand boulevards, Soviet-era monuments, and modern cultural scene.

• Mir Castle & Nesvizh Palace – Step into UNESCO World Heritage sites, where medieval fortifications and aristocratic residences reveal centuries of architectural splendor.

• Vitebsk – Discover the artistic soul of Belarus in the hometown of Marc Chagall, with a visit to his house-museum and the city’s charming streets.

• Dudutki – Experience traditional Belarusian crafts, cuisine, and folklore in this open-air museum of rural life.

• Grodno – Admire one of the country’s oldest cities, with its baroque churches, medieval castles, and multicultural heritage.

• Kosava – Visit the romantic Kosava Palace and learn about the legacy of Tadeusz Kościuszko, a national hero of Belarus and Poland.

• Brest – Stroll through this historic city, gateway to Western Europe, with its lively atmosphere and cultural landmarks.

• Belovezhskaya Pushcha – Wander through Europe’s last primeval forest, home to the majestic European bison and a UNESCO World Heritage natural reserve.

Final Highlight

The tour culminates at the Brest Fortress, a symbol of courage and resilience. Here, you will witness a military-historical reenactment of June 22, 1941, when Nazi Germany launched its attack on the Soviet Union—an event that marked the beginning of the Great Patriotic War (1941-45). This powerful performance offers a vivid, immersive glimpse into history, honoring the memory of those who defended the fortress.

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In October, Turkmenistan experiences mild weather. It's a pleasant time to visit, with clear skies and low precipitation. Our journey will take you to notable landmarks such as Ashgabat, the astonishing Turkmen capital known for having the highest concentration of white marble-clad buildings, as recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records.  Explore the ancient city of Merv, a pivotal site on the historic Silk Road. We will also discover Turkmenistan's stunning natural beauty by exploring the Yangikala Canyons. Located 165 km north of Turkmenabat and 160 km east of Turkmenbashi, this natural wonder features rock formations as tall as 60-100 meters, colored in red, pink, and yellow. The breathtaking views from the top of Yangikala are unforgettable.  Additionally, we will witness the fascinating Darwaza Gas Crater, also known as the Door to Hell. Located in the Karakum Desert, this massive crater has been burning continuously since the 1970s. We'll also visit one of the renowned Horse farm to see the famous Akhal-Teke horses, one of the oldest and most beautiful breeds in the world. These horses are a symbol of national pride and play a significant role in Turkmen culture and traditions.

A $100 DISCOUNT on the tour price will be applied to all bookings made before June 1, 2026