Silk Road, an ancient business route connected the Chinese civilization with the central Asia and Europe and North Africa, was a hard, dangerous and often fatal route, first chronicled in the writings of Marco Polo. Today the danger has largely gone, but its fascination and historic interests still remains. By taking this route, you find a shortcut to look into the long history and great culture of China and have the feelings of the changes of time. We will take you to visit Urumqi, the farthest city from the sea; Turpan, an oasis amid desert sands and renown for its grapes and honeydew melons; Kashgar, a very important city in ancient silk road and famous for its strong Islamic culture; Dunhuang, the site of one of the most priceless troves of Buddhist art the world has ever known - the Mogao Grottoes. It should be an unforgettable experience in your life.