Tannu Tuva was a small and remote territory located in the heart of Central Asia. Situated between Mongolia and Siberia, Tannu Tuva was characterized by its rugged landscapes, pristine wilderness, and unique cultural heritage, making it a fascinating and enigmatic region with a rich history. In the early 20th century, Tannu Tuva emerged as a semi-autonomous region within the Russian Empire, later becoming a protectorate of the Soviet Union in the aftermath of the Russian Revolution. Despite its remote location and relatively small population, Tannu Tuva gained international attention in the philatelic world during the 20th century. The region issued a series of distinctive postage stamps featuring intricate designs and motifs inspired by Tuvan folklore, wildlife, and natural scenery, attracting collectors and enthusiasts from around the globe.
Tannu Tuva
