Silk Road Exploration

Known as the heart of the Silk Road in Central Asia, the entire territory retains the most complete imprint of medieval commercial and trade civilization. Ancient cities, world cultural heritage sites, blue-glazed domed theological schools, thousand-year-old brick-carved tombs, and century-old open-air markets are scattered throughout the region. From modern cities to old city streets, camel bells, handmade workshops, and the aroma of pilaf intertwine, fully preserving the prosperity of the Silk Road during the heyday of the Timurid Empire.

Drive westward along the Yellow River through the Hexi Corridor, from Jiayuguan and Zhangye Danxia to Dunhuang Mogao Caves and the Gobi Desert into Xinjiang.

A golden self-drive route from Tashkent to the 2,500-year-old holy city of Bukhara, connecting oasis towns, royal caravanserais and artisan villages.

A wild cross-border Silk Road expedition through snow mountains, forests, alpine meadows and valleys, designed for long-distance 4x4 self-drive.

Follow hidden valleys along the Silk Road to ancient cave monasteries and hermitages across Central Asia and the Hexi Corridor.

Follow the old caravan routes through Central Asia, visit thousand-year-old caravanserais and taste native Silk Road wines at family vineyards.