For Le Quynh Anh - founder of the independent travel project LELA on Earth and passionate about landscape photography, Central Asia on bright summer days is a journey to a magical world where nature, nomadic culture and Soviet vestiges surprisingly blend together.
Nomadic life on the steppe
White yurts
The photo series was captured by Le Quynh Anh during her 10 days of wandering between Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, where she lived in the middle of the endless steppe, slept under the stars in yurt tents, watched horses galloping in the steppe and was stunned by the sunset falling on wildflower valleys such as Altyn Arashan, Jyrgalan or Chong Kemin... For Quynh Anh, Central Asia is where every frame becomes a vivid picture, a "visual feast" dedicated to those who love photography and exploration.
Touch the pristine beauty of heaven and earth
The changing season of the hot steppe wind
Summer in Central Asia is not as hot as usual, but clear, cool and full of life.
The Central Asian journey is not for those who like comfort: simple accommodation, complex terrain, many places without signal or Wi-Fi... But those very limitations open up original experiences, where people connect more deeply with nature, with culture and with themselves.
Central Asia in summer is a symphony of nature, culture and vibrant experiences.
Charyn Canyon
Multi-colored lawns
