A journey along the mighty Silk Road is truly one of contrasts. As one of the world's most infamous trading routes its rich culture and mixed history ensure it remains one of the world's greatest journeys.
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China, Russia & Central Asia
Japan
Indian Subcontinent
Tashkent is a metropolis right in the heart of Asia.
Follow in the footsteps of traders, tyrants, artists and spies along one of the most rewarding and oldest trading routes in the world.
From Alexander the Great to Genghis Khan this route, which links China with Europe, has played host to an eclectic mix of people for over 2000 years, resulting in a fusion of religion, culture and ethnicity unique in history.
The name 'The Silk Road' is, in fact, used to describe a series of ancient roads that stretch across China, Central Asia and the Middle East, however, a typical journey to this area is likely to incorporate the Central Asian countries of Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan as well as China.
Until comparatively recently the Silk Road had proved fairly inaccessible to the average traveller due to it's unpredictability and strict entry requirements, but the demise of the Soviet Union has had a positive effect on this area of the world and has transformed it from a place shrouded in mystery to a welcoming and enticing region to explore.
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