Salkyn is a shallow inland lake in Turkmenistan with an east-facing coastline and sandy beach. The spot features relatively calm, enclosed water conditions typical of continental lakes. The turquoise coloration suggests shallow depths and mineral content, with visible sandbars and gradual depth increase. This is fundamentally a light-wind spot unsuitable for regular kitesurfing practice. With average winds of only 7.1 knots and extremely low reliability at 9.1%, sessions are rare and unpredictable. When wind does occur, northerly directions provide side-shore conditions along the eastern shore. The shallow water and limited fetch prevent significant wave development, making this primarily a flatwater location. Best suited for beginners when conditions align, as the calm water reduces crash impact severity. However, kiters should expect frequent sessions to be impossible due to insufficient wind. The desert landscape offers minimal wind acceleration benefits, and low population density means limited rescue resources. Water temperature of 17.6°C suggests seasonal usability constraints. This spot is better suited as a secondary location for travelers rather than a dedicated training destination.