Sehenswürdigkeiten in Türkmenbaşy

Türkmenbaşy Essentials

Türkmenbaşy serves as Turkmenistan's primary Caspian port and the gateway to the Avaza National Tourist Zone. This selection spans the city's dual identity, from the historic Russian Orthodox Church of the Archangel Michael and the traditional Kenar Bazary to the modern marble architecture of the Avaza district. The list includes purpose-built leisure facilities like the Jadyly Kenar theme park and monuments marking the city's 19th-century origins as Krasnovodsk.

Avaza

A multi-billion dollar national tourist zone on the Caspian Sea shore, characterized by white-marble hotels, a seven-kilometer artificial canal, and expansive beachfront promenades.

Awazanyn Yalkymy Binasy

A modern monument and observation point located within the Avaza resort district, reflecting contemporary Turkmen architectural styles.

Awaza Congress Center

The Awaza Congress Center is located in the Awaza Borough of the city of Türkmenbaşy, Turkmenistan.

Magical Coastal Park

Also known as Jadyly Kenar, this seaside entertainment complex features carousels, themed rides, and landscaped walking paths along the Caspian coast.

Alemgosar Amusement Park

A recreational facility in the Avaza district offering family-friendly attractions, ferris wheels, and outdoor leisure spaces.

Kenar Bazary

A traditional local market where vendors sell regional produce, textiles, and fresh fish from the Caspian Sea.

Church of the Archangel Michael

A Russian Orthodox church originally constructed in 1895. The structure features traditional religious architecture and serves the city's Christian community.

Earthquake Memorial

A monument dedicated to the victims of the devastating 1948 earthquake that affected the region.

Avaza Aquapark

A large-scale water entertainment complex featuring multiple swimming pools, slides, and recreational facilities designed for the resort district.

100 лет Красноводску

A commemorative monument erected to mark the 100th anniversary of the city's founding in 1869, when it was known as Krasnovodsk.