Lebap
Lebap is a region located in the eastern part of Turkmenistan. It is bordered by Uzbekistan to the north and east, Afghanistan to the south, and the Amu Darya river serves as a natural boundary for much of its western edge. The administrative center of Lebap Province is the city of Turkmenabat.
The geography of Lebap is diverse, encompassing desert plains, fertile river valleys, and mountainous areas in
Historically, Lebap has been part of various empires and khanates, including the Achaemenid Empire, the Parthian
Economically, Lebap is significant for its natural resources, especially hydrocarbon deposits, including oil and natural gas.
The population of Lebap is primarily Turkmen, with significant Uzbek and Russian minorities. The culture reflects