Discover the storied history and fascinating cultures of the Chinese Silk Road on this 18-day tour.
Follow The Silk Road
The Definition Of East Meets West
The Silk Road was an ancient network of trade routes that extended across almost the entirety of China, Central Asia, and the Levant.
Encompassing some 4000 miles of vast deserts, soaring mountains, grassy plains, and awe-inspiring ancient cities, this fascinating route is truly like no other on earth, brimming with a storied history, diverse cultures, and breathtaking natural beauty!

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There are a host of world-famous landmarks along the silk road, including, The Great Wall of China; The Terracotta Army; Yungang Grottoes; the Flaming Mountains and Registan.
Due to the often extreme temperatures during the Summer and Winter months, late Spring and early Autumn are the best times of the year.
Highly Unlikely. The silk road stretches about 4,000 miles. A round-trip journey taken in ancient times along the Silk Road from China to Rome took two years.
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