The Karakum Desert, also known as the Karakum Desert, is a vast desert located in Turkmenistan. It covers approximately 350,000 square kilometers and is characterized by its sandy terrain, sparse vegetation, and extreme temperatures. The desert experiences hot summers and cold winters, making it a challenging environment for both wildlife and human habitation. Despite its harsh conditions, the Karakum Desert is home to various species of flora and fauna adapted to arid climates. The region is also significant for its natural resources, including natural gas reserves. Additionally, the desert features unique landscapes, such as the famous Door to Hell, a burning gas crater that attracts tourists.