Very large boulevards, imposing white marble-plated buildings and a traffic in which almost all cars have the same color. A city in Central Asia surprises its visitors with an unusual uniformity, imposed not by the preferences of the drivers, but by the restrictions of the authorities.
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Asgabat, the capital of Turkmenistan, impresses by buildings in white marble and by traffic dominated by white cars. This is why restrictions have been imposed.
Very large boulevards, imposing white marble-plated buildings and a traffic in which almost all cars have the same color. A city in Central Asia surprises its visitors with an unusual uniformity, imposed not by the preferences of the drivers, but by the restrictions of the authorities.