A breathtaking blend of history, culture, and nature, the city of Zhangye is stepping into the global spotlight through a new online destination flagship store launched on Trip.com, in collaboration ...

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In recent years, Uzbekistan has embarked on an ambitious nationwide tourism boom transforming much of the country. But its ...

Easy-to-transport foods, like noodles and dumplings, were necessities along the trade route The post Stir Fried: How the Silk Road created the first Asian food diaspora appeared first on JoySauce.

From July 23 to 27, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Media and Think Tank Summit was held in Zhengzhou, Henan Province. On July 26, over 100 guests embarked on a field visit to Luoyang, immersing ...

The site was dated to 2,200 to 2,050 years ago via radiocarbon dating, putting it in the time frame when the Silk Road was active with the trade of precious goods, including cinnabar.

The details released so far by China's official media outlets show the “Belt” as a planned network of overland road and rail routes, oil and natural gas pipelines, and other infrastructure projects ...

Check out our 52 Places to Go in 2023. A version of this article appears in print on Nov. 4, 2023, Section C, Page 9 of the New York edition with the headline: Where the Silk Road Meets the Stone Age.

As investigators pored through the old Silk Road message boards, former customers feared that more arrests were coming — and more turncoats would emerge. Mike Gogulski, a political activist and ...

(The controversy behind this Silk Road city’s ancient wonders.) Oasis trade hub After several weeks, Stein established that as many as 14 Buddhist temples had once dominated the town.

The FBI has killed the Silk Road 2.0 and more than 400 other deep web sites, and it didn't need fancy tech to do it. By Graham Templeton November 8, 2014 Share on Facebook (opens in a new window ...

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates -- -- DUBAI, United Arab Emirates -- When Chinese President Hu Jintao visited the oil giant Saudi Aramco last year, he didn't need a translator. Plenty of Chinese ...