Central Asian Republic
The interest of the world is being drawn to the great trans-continental
routes of the ancient world. The Great Silk Road is a rich tapestry of
tourism destinations and products based on the unique and outstandingly
rich heritage, nature, and traditions of the dozens of distinct
histories, peoples and cultures all along the timeless route, now
extending a warm welcome to visitors Kazakhstan Larger than all Western
Europe, Kazakhstan is a vast country of steppes and mountains rich in
natural beauty. Kyrgyzstan Compared to its neighbors in the region,
Kyrgyzstan is not very large. Kyrgyzstan's landscape of high, forested
mountains and lush, grassy steppes have attracted Silk Road travelers
thankful for the region's cool climate. Tajikistan Like Turkmenistan,
Tajikistan was once part of Persian territory in old times. Turkmenistan
The history of Turkmenistan can be traced back to the 4th century BC ,
it is located on the Silk Road, occupies a strategic spot in the region.
It is among those countries, which have common borders and good
relations with Iran. Elaborately woven, bright crimson carpets created
by the delicate hands of nomadic tribal women have become the artistic
symbol of Turkmenistan. Uzbekistan The fabled mosques and madrasas of
Samarkand, Bukhara and Chive, with their marvelous design and colorful
tile work, are just some of the sites in Uzbekistan linked to the Silk
Road enjoy unique train rides in Uzbekistan.
