The blazing 'Door to Hell' in the Karakum Desert, Turkmenistan ... The blazing red crater is prominent on the map - but, until now, many people didn't have a clue what it is.

The blazing red crater is prominent on the map but, until now ... Also known as the “Door to Hell,” the site in the Karakum Desert in Turkmenistan is a popular tourist site, thanks to its ...

Seventy percent of the central Asian republic of Turkmenistan is a vast and unwelcoming desert: the Karakum Desert, to be precise. This desert was a major obstacle along medieval traders’ Silk Road.

Known as "The Gates of Hell", a massive molten pit in the Turkmenistan desert has been spewing fire for decades – but its origin is considered top-secret. The Karakum Desert is a massive expanse ...

Located in the Karakum Desert of central Turkmenistan (a little over 150 miles from the country's capital) the pit attracts hundreds of tourists each year. It also attracts nearby desert wildlife ...

The Zarafshan-Karakum Corridor is a key section of the Silk Roads in Central Asia that connects other corridors from all directions. Located in rugged mountains, fertile river valleys, and ...

The Karakum Desert, which covers much of Turkmenistan, lies east of the Caspian Sea. The Aral Sea is located to the north and the Amu Darya river and the Kyzyl Kum Desert lie to the north-east.

It is known as the "Gates of Hell" or "Mouth of Hell" and is located in the Karakum Desert about 160 miles north of capital city Ashgabat. The eccentric Berdimuhamedov, notorious for human rights ...

Also known as the “Door to Hell”, the site in the Karakum Desert in Turkmenistan is a popular tourist site, thanks to its one of a kind nature. The shot of the Door to Hell on Google Maps An ...