The Karakalpaks An independent and authoritative source of information about all things Karakalpak, from the origins and history of the Karakalpak people to their present day lifestyle.

Wikipedia: Karakalpakstan Free encyclopedia information about Karakalpakstan.

Wikipedia: Nukus Free encyclopedia information about the Capital City of Nukus.

Uzintour Company (Tashkent-based) The Republic of Karakalpakstan.

Umid World The Republic of Karakalpakstan.

World Cook Karakalpakstan.

OzTurkler Karakalpak Turks and Karakalpakistan of Today.

Topix.net Karakalpakstan News.

UNESCO News Media: A Common Drawback - Absence of an Independent Opinion.

International Reporting Project Man-Made Drought Wreaks Havoc in Karakalpakstan. (2000)

Wired The Great Thirst. (2002)

Eurasia.net Uzbekistan: Harsh measures against Protestants in Karakalpakstan. (2002)

Institute for War and Peace Reporting Uzbekistan: Crop Crisis in Karakalpakstan. (2002)

Institute for War and Peace Reporting Uzbekistan: Termite Plague Hits Karakalpakstan. (2002)

Turkish Weekly Uzbek-Turkmen Border: Crossing the Wire. (2004)

Women Living Under Muslim Laws No love lost in Karakalpak bride thefts. (2004)

Muslim Uzbekistan Karakalpak authorities again pursue local Christians. (2005)

Forum 18 Massive fines, ban upheld and TV vilification for unregistered communities. (2005)

Committee for freedom of speech and expression (Tashkent, Uzbekistan) Law on protection of animal world severely violated in Karakalpakstan. (2006)

Institute for War and Peace Reporting Drought Fears in Karakalpakstan. (2007)

Muslim Uzbekistan North-South divide in Karakalpakstan. (2007)

All Headline News Major Silk Road Highway Up For Upgrade In Uzbekistan. (2007)

Radio Free Europe Uzbekistan: Shadowy Group Agitates For 'Free Karakalpakstan'. (2008)

UZ Trade Photos from Nukus, Karakalpakstan

Orexca Karakalpakstan pictures.

Uzbek Tourism Karakalpakstan.

Sairam Tourism Karakalpakistan.

World 66 Travel Guide Nukus.

Central Asian Tourist & Information Company (Tashkent) History, monuments and pictures of Karakalpakstan, territory of ancient Khorezm.

The Adventures of Tan Wee Cheng Heart of the Silk Road: Republic of Karakalpakstran. Part I

The Adventures of Tan Wee Cheng Heart of the Silk Road: Republic of Karakalpakstran. Part II

Fulbright Scholar Stories

Asian Development Bank Innovative Poverty Reduction in Karakalpakstan Project. (2002 - 2005)

United Nations / European Union Development Project Enhancement of living standards in Karakalpakstan and Namangan region.

Joint Development Associates Karakalpakstan.

Oriental Rug Review The Karakalpak Rug Collection of the Museum of Oriental Art, Moscow.

Institute for War and Peace Reporting Karakalpak Traders Flourish. (2006)

Search Engine Colossus: Karakalpakstan Find Karakalpakstan search engines, as well as, search engines from around the world!

Central Asian Tourist & Information Company (Tashkent) The legends of ancient Karakalpakstan.

Academy of Arts of Uzbekistan Magazine "San'at" (Art) Jollybai Izentaev: My Karakalpakstan. (2003)

Academy of Arts of Uzbekistan Magazine "San'at" (Art) Monuments of ancient art of Karakalpakstan. (2003)

Stan Tours The Nukus Modern Arts Collection.

Ethnologue Karakalpak Language.

Stockholm University - Birgit N. Schlyter Sociolinguistic Changes in Transformed Central Asian Societies. (2003)

Laurel Victoria Gray Karakalpak dance costume.

Marla Mallet: Textiles Karakalpak Woman's Hat.

Archaeological Institute of America Karakalpak-Australian Expedition 2008.

Wikipedia: Amu Darya The Amu Darya River, which flows through Karakalpakstan, is the longest river in central Asia.

Wikipedia: Aral Sea

Wikipedia: Mo‘ynoq Former Aral Sea port.

Oriental Express Central Asia The Aral Sea History.

“Aral Tenizi” Society Reviving the Aral sea by supporting sustainable fishery on the sea.

Soviet History 1986 Desiccation of the Aral Sea.

APF Reporter How the Soviets Destroyed a Sea in Thirty Years. (1992)

BBC News The Aral Sea Tragedy. (2000)

Water Policy International The Aral Sea. (2001)

The New York Times $85 Million Project Begins for Revival of the Aral Sea. (2003)

EcoWorld Let the Volga & Ob Refill the Aral Sea. (2004)

Earth Science Pictures The Shrinking Aral Sea - 1977 - 1989 - 2006

Discover Magazine Return of the Aral Sea. (2006)

New Zealand Herald Aral Sea saved from extinction. (2007)

Radio Free Europe Central Asia: Aral Sea Shows Signs Of Recovery. (2007)

Sprol The Aral Sea. (2007)

BioEd Online Northern Aral Sea recovering. (2007)

Environmental Health Assessment of dietary exposure to some persistent organic pollutants in the Republic of Karakalpakstan of Uzbekistan. (2002)

Doctors Without Borders International Doctors Battle Drying Sea in Uzbek Epidemic. (2002)

Doctors Without Borders The Aral Sea disappears while tuberculosis climbs. (2003)

IRIN Aral Sea crisis continues to erode health. (2006)

Doctors Without Borders TB Field News. (2007)

Medecins Sans Frontieres A Hospital in the Outskirts of the Town. MDR-TB treatment in Karakalpakstan. (2008)

Portal of the State Authority of the Republic of Uzbekistan Council of the Ministers of the Republic Karakalpakstan.