The Great Silk Road

"Along the countries of Central Asia", allows the travelers to make acquaintance with different countries of Central Asia.
But the Great Silk Road is not only the network of caravan trails and a number of cities and towns which used to be stopping places for traders. It is also a magnificent scenery: mountain peaks and alpine meadows of the Tien-Shan and the Pamirs, sandy deserts intersected by a unique handmade construction - the Karakum Canal, glittering waters of Lake Issyk-Kul and relic pine forests of Borovoye, skiing resorts of Chimgan and Beldersay, picturesque Charvak water reservoir, nut groves in Arslanbob tract and a number of other notable places to visit. Those who fancy extreme tourism could try their strengths by mountaineering, down-stream boating or rafting on the rapid mountain rivers, or, just as ancient pilgrims did, to make a horseback riding or even more exotic camel riding along desert dunes.
The development of transport communications on the Great Silk Road also contributes to its revival. During the years of independence the transport system of Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan obtained new outlets to China, Iran and through Georgia to Turkey.
It is planned to gradually build new routes to the west, in particular, Lyanyungan (China) - St.Petersburg and Lyanyungan - Rotterdam.
An important project, which is being carried out at present, is creation of a transport corridor Europe - Caucasus - Asia (TRASECA). In the South it passes round Trans-Siberian trunk-railway and is ready to provide services for the increasing number of tourists and flow of cargo from Europe to China and back. At the heart of all these projects is an idea of the Great Silk Road revival - building up of a through highway across two continents.
We warmly welcome you in The Great Silk Road!