
Xinjiang Emerges as Global Hotspot for Silk Road Tourism
Xinjiang’s blend of Silk Road history, vibrant culture, and improved travel access positions it as a top destination for global travelers exploring China’s diverse landscapes.
News & Insights Across Asia
Xinjiang’s blend of Silk Road history, vibrant culture, and improved travel access positions it as a top destination for global travelers exploring China’s diverse landscapes.
Two major Chinese cultural exhibitions open in Ashgabat, showcasing equestrian traditions and Dehua porcelain, fostering cross-cultural dialogue until July.
The second Uzbekistan-China Regional Cooperation Forum in Samarkand highlights deepening economic and cultural ties, signaling a new era of strategic partnership.
Kazakhstan and China launch Silk Road Literature Week, blending cultural heritage with modern literary collaboration to strengthen regional ties.
Explore Hisor Fortress, a 3,000-year-old Silk Road gem in Tajikistan, where ancient traditions meet modern diplomacy through cultural exchanges.
Aerial exploration reveals Uzbekistan’s fusion of ancient Silk Road heritage and modern economic ambitions, from Samarkand’s domes to Tashkent’s skyscrapers.
Explore Hisor Fortress, a 3,000-year-old Silk Road gem in Tajikistan, where ancient history intertwines with modern Sino-Tajik friendship through cultural exchanges.
Xinjiang sees record 300 million visitors in 2024, driven by cultural revival and economic opportunities. Discover the untold stories reshaping Asia’s gateway.
Beijing exhibition showcases Peranakan culture through 132 artifacts, celebrating 35 years of China-Singapore relations and Maritime Silk Road heritage.
New tourist train connects China’s Xi’an and Kazakhstan’s Almaty, enhancing cultural ties through a 57-hour Silk Road-inspired journey.
Discover how the Damask rose thrives in China’s Taklamakan Desert, blending ancient heritage with modern economic opportunities through its fleeting annual bloom.
A musical event in Dushanbe kicks off a two-week China-Central Asia cultural and green technology expedition, highlighting regional collaboration.
A Persian silver box found in a 2,000-year-old tomb in Guangzhou highlights the city’s ancient role as a global trade hub, bridging East and West.
A new exhibition in Beijing showcases over 240 Silk Road artifacts from Gansu, offering insights into China’s cultural legacy and historical exchanges. Open through August 17.
Explore Ashgabat, Turkmenistan’s ‘White City,’ renowned for its record-breaking marble architecture and rich Silk Road heritage, blending tradition with modernity.
Ancient Ming Dynasty artifacts discovered in Indonesia’s Cirebon region shed light on historic Silk Road trade ties with the Cirebon Sultanate.
China and Turkmenistan commit to deepening cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative, enhancing legislative exchanges and mutual support on key issues.
Explore Samarkand, Uzbekistan’s ancient Silk Road gem, where Timurid-era architecture and rich cultural heritage continue to enchant global travelers and historians alike.
Chinese Embassy’s Open Day showcases Gansu Province’s revitalization, Silk Road heritage, and emphasizes cooperation amid global economic uncertainty.
Recent archaeological breakthroughs in Tibet trace 100,000 years of human activity, reinforcing the region’s integral role in China’s diverse yet unified cultural heritage.