The Silk Road is a network of routes that connected East and West for centuries, bringing together the cultures, religions and landscapes of the two hemispheres. Today, that network offers travellers many possible journeys.
Four countries to choose from. No itinerary is better than another; what matters is the one you are looking for right now.
Safari Tanzania on Lake Natron, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan along the Silk Road, the little-known northern valleys of Albania or the ethnic minorities in northern Vietnam, are some of the best options for travel in September.
It's not just where we're going, but what we're going to do when we get to our destination.
When someone whispers the word Samarkand, the word brings to mind bygone times or the tales of the Arabian Nights told at bedtime. It is a magical place where East and West meet, which reached its greatest splendour when Tamerlane, heir to Genghis Khan, made it his imperial capital.
Samarkand has been like a phoenix, always rising again from its own ashes.
The Silk Road is not just a historical legacy; it is a mosaic of cultures difficult to fit into a single itinerary.
For centuries, traders and nomads crossed deserts and mountains to connect East and West. Today, that magic lives on in Central Asia's turquoise tiles, yurt camps beside alpine lakes and the contrasts of the Caucasus.
A journey through vast steppes, majestic mountains and ancient Silk Road routes. We explore vibrant cities, breathtaking landscapes and a culture rich in tradition and hospitality.
A trip combining cultural visits and natural settings with travel by plane, private vehicles and an overnight train. An immersion in the richness of Kazakh culture.
Three destinations, three ways to discover the Silk Road: Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan.
Easter is the perfect opportunity to discover some of the most legendary stretches of the Silk Road. We have prepared three special itineraries through storied cities, unforgettable landscapes and ancient cultures.
Autumn is one of the best times to travel the legendary Silk Road. With pleasant temperatures and fewer travellers, we can explore its historic cities comfortably and in depth. We have prepared special departures for those who want to discover the Silk Road without the crowds and summer heat.
Discover the Silk Road. Travel to Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Azerbaijan in autumn.
May is the perfect month to venture into the heart of Central Asia and discover the wonders of Uzbekistan. We invite you to step back in time in two of the Silk Road’s most fascinating “Stans”: Uzbekistan, whose legendary city names alone evoke dreams, and Turkmenistan, a country shrouded in mystery and closed to tourism for many years.
From the grandeur of the ancient Silk Road cities to the desolation of the Aral Sea and the Kyzylkum Desert. Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan offer a unique experience for travellers looking to explore the past.
Immerse yourself in the grandeur of the Silk Road and discover the magic of Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan before places sell out.
Both end in “tan”, but what we find there is very different…
– UZBEKISTAN: A celebration of Islamic history and architecture along the ancient Silk Road. Desert and steppe landscapes
– KYRGYZSTAN: the Switzerland of Central Asia: nomads with their yurts, forests, an average altitude of 2000 m and the peaks of the Pamirs on the horizon.
When someone whispers the word Samarkand, the word brings to mind bygone times or the tales of the Arabian Nights told at bedtime. It is a magical place where East and West meet, which reached its greatest splendour when Tamerlane, heir to Genghis Khan, made it his imperial capital.