Follow The Silk Road

Silk Road Tour of China

Discover the storied history and fascinating cultures of the Chinese Silk Road on this 18-day tour.

Begin at the Eastern end of the Silk Road in the ancient capital of Xi'an where you will explore a wealth of historic landmarks and attractions (including the world-famous Terracotta Army); visit the Westernmost section of the Great Wall in Jiayuguan, cross the breathtaking Tian Shan Mountains and the sand dunes of the Taklamakan Desert and much, much more.

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The Great Silk Road

Beginning in Beijing and finishes in the Uzbek capital, Tashkent, this in-depth 32 day trip, encompasses the Silk Road’s most fascinating and historic cities.

See Xi'an, Zhangye, Kashgar, and Samarkand- along with its most dramatic natural landscapes and landmarks, from ancient mosques and palaces to dramatic lakes, soaring mountains, and vast sandy deserts.

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The Silk Road tour of Kazakhstan

Discover the often overlooked and fascinating Silk Road history of Khazakstan.

On this 2-day tour of the country’s most iconic historic landmarks and sights, including the ancient cities of Otrar, Turkestan, and Shymkent, and the abandoned desert fortress of Sauran.

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Dubbed ‘A crossroads of cultures’ by UNESCO, who made it a world heritage site back in 2001.

The fascinating Uzbek city of Samarkand was once one of the Silk Road’s most important destinations, and today, remains home to a wealth of excellently-preserved historic landmarks, including Gur-e Amir, a mausoleum built in the early 15th century for Timur, the founder, and leader of the Timurid Empire; Registan Square, a grand plaza framed by three Madrasas, built between the 15th and 17th centuries, and the stunning 15th-century Bibi-Khanum Mosque.

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Explore China’s ancient capital

One of the most historically and culturally rich destinations on earth, the central Chinese city of Xi’an served as the capital for 13 different dynasties.

Xi'an boasts a wealth of fascinating sights and attractions including, the world-famous 2,268-year-old Terracotta Army, the 7th century Giant Wild Goose Pagoda, and one of the best-preserved city walls in all of China.

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Located in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in the far west of China, the city of Kashgar was once one of the Silk Road’s most important trading posts.

To this day, remains a fascinating city, brimming with history and culture and home to an array of interesting sights and landmarks. One of the largest on the planet, the city’s world-famous Grand Bazaar, dates back over 2000 years, and is the perfect place to experience the ancient trading culture of the region, and to browse a diversity of items from food and spices, to clothing, silk, and traditional Uyghur pottery.

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