Group -005 Daniyarova Aziza self study 2 (2 course)

Group -005 Daniyarova Aziza

SELF STUDY 2 (2 course)

Task1. Work with the article which is NOT related to your specialty.

1. Choose any article which you are interested in (about sport, music, travelling, films,…). The article should be of 350-400 words.

2. Put five special questions to the article to cover the plot.

(2 points per each correct question) Total score: 10 Points
The structure of your task:

Travelling The Silk Road by Overland:Exploring history the Length of the world

(https://tourradar.com/days-to-come/silk-road-travel-guide/)

The Silk Road is woven into the very fabric of our world. It needs no introduction, but then, it does, if only to let our imaginations run wild with the thought of travelling or driving the Silk Road. From its geographical configuration (at least 4,000 miles, in more than 40 countries) to its role in history, not many routes can claim the glory that belongs to the Silk Road. While its moniker came courtesy of Chinese silk, other goods such as spices and jade were also carried from east to west upon it.

The Pamir Mountains in Tajikistan, heading towards Khargush Pass

The Silk Road has also had a social and cultural impact on the world. In its heyday, the route formed bonds and links between different ethnicities across its sprawling and complex network. In total there are more than twenty ethnic groups along the Silk Road; many with their own languages, customs, and traditions. Life around the Silk Road remains mostly unknown to us, but the legends, myths, and rituals warrant a closer look.

For explorers and travellers, this route is the embodiment of wanderlust; its very name suggests a voyage like no other, it is a trip through time. Buddhist art, Islamic architecture, lost dynasties, ruins, ancient cities, and dramatic scenery are only the beginning of what there is to discover. When we overland, we explore something that spans most of the world ,the purpose of your trip is not the destination but the journey, and there is no adventure more suited to this style of travel than that of the Silk Road.