China Silk Road Travel is to visit the major destinations along the Route of Silk Road, explore the highlight attractions and experience Silk Road Culture along the route.
Where and What to Visit on the Silk Road?
What should I visit along the Silk Road? China Silk Road is the most important section of Silk Road. Not only is it historically significant, but it’s been a rite of passage for adventurous travelers for decades. The road is lined with stunning natural attractions and cultural hot spots, making it one of the top places to visit in China and beyond. You shouldn’t miss the highlights along the road, such as Baima Temple, Jiayuguan Pass, Yangguan Pass, Mogao Grottoes and Gaochang Old Town, as well as magnificent and magical natural scenery such as Zhangye Danxia Landform, Mingsha Mountain, and Tianshan Mountain in Xinjiang.
Silk Road Travel Route in China
Where should I visit most on the Silk Road? This may be the first question for your Silk Road tour plan, as the The Chinese section of the Silk Road runs from Xi ‘an in the east to the Pamirs plateau in the west. The Silk Road covers vast regions of northwestern China, including Henan, Ningxia, Shanxi, Gansu, Qinghai and Xinjiang.
- The most traversed portion of the route is from Xi’an to Lanzhou and Jiayuguan in Gansu. From here, you can choose to head northwest to Urumqi in Xinjiang, where you can explore fascinating Uigher culture, China’s wine country, and the soaring peaks of the Tian Shan mountains.
- The southern route heads through the fiery desert of Gansu, with its huge dunes and ancient Buddhist caves, ending in the distinctly Central Asian city of Kashgar, renowned for its bustling Sunday livestock market.
- You can also explore both routes by heading southward from Jiayuguan to Dunhuang in Gansu, then upwards to Urumqi and finally south again to end in Kashgar.
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