Central Asia: The Silk Road

"Silk Road: Chang'an Tianshan Corridor Road Network" is composed of the beginning section of the entire Silk Road from the 2nd century BC to the 16th century AD and the traffic road network distributed in the Tianshan Mountains. It is the position of the "Silk Road". Particularly prominent, long transportation distance, extremely rich communication content, very far-reaching influence, and particularly magnificent and colorful parts of the journey landscape. It travels from ancient China's Chang'an/Luoyang to the west through the Hexi Corridor and enters the Tianshan Mountains. The road network spans nearly 5,000 kilometers and has a total length of more than 8,700 kilometers. It consists of representative relics distributed in China, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. And the composition of the communication and communication relationship formed between them in the course of 18 centuries of history. The types of remains include the capitals or palaces of many empires or khanates in different historical periods on the Asian continent, central towns, commercial settlements or towns, Buddhist cave temples, ancient roads, post stations, pass, Fengsui, the Great Wall, castles, tombs and other archaeological sites And a variety of religious buildings and remains; along the way, there are mountains and plains, forests and grasslands, deserts and Gobi, oasis and river valleys and other Asian inland landscapes with unique characteristics.