Syr Darya River
One of Central Asia's two great rivers, flowing past the region's north-eastern edge on its way from the Fergana Valley to the Aral Sea basin.
A large irrigation reservoir in the south of the region, a wide sheet of water set in open, flat farmland.
The reservoir was built in the 2010s to store water for the farms of the southern Hungry Steppe. It lies near the town of Sardoba, in country that is otherwise almost entirely fields and canals.
It is a working piece of infrastructure rather than a resort, and parts of the shore may be closed to visitors. Where access is allowed, it is a calm, open place to watch birds and the light over the water.
One of Central Asia's two great rivers, flowing past the region's north-eastern edge on its way from the Fergana Valley to the Aral Sea basin.
A 16th-century domed brick cistern for caravans beside the M39 highway in Sirdaryo region, one of three that survive on the Mirzachul steppe.
The Friday mosque of Guliston, founded in 1905 and rebuilt by the community in 2007–2009, with four minarets, a dome and room for over 3,000 people.
A small Orthodox church in Gulistan built of mud brick in 1945 and consecrated to St Nicholas in 1955.