Epic Train Odyssey: From Guangzhou to Xinjiang’s Wild West
Hit the rails from Guangzhou to Xinjiang in an epic train odyssey. Dusty plains, wind farms and snowy peaks—discover China’s wild west!
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Kashi’s Timeless Charm: Exploring the Silk Road’s Living Legacy
Discover Kashi’s Old City in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region: winding alleys, vibrant costumes, and centuries of Silk Road magic await.
Live: Xinjiang – Harmony in Three Chapters
Discover how ‘Live: Xinjiang – Progress in harmony’ blends Silk Road melodies, Tianshan stories and cultural unity in a 70th anniversary celebration.
Cultural Identity on the Silk Road: Then & Now at 2025 Expo
Explore how the 2025 Silk Road (Dunhuang) International Cultural Expo keeps the spirit of cultural identity on the Silk Road alive, with iconic symbols and diverse voices.
Dream in Blue: Exploring Jiaohe Ancient City
Step into Jiaohe Ancient City’s blue-tinted ruins, where Han-Tang stations, Jushi banners and Uygur caves freeze time. Discover this Silk Road gem.
Fuzhou: Film Fest Meets Foodie Paradise
Discover how Fuzhou, host of the Silk Road International Film Festival, doubles as a foodie paradise with must-try dishes like Fotiaoqiang.
Digital Dunhuang: VR Magic Revives the Mogao Grottoes
Digital Dunhuang’s VR tours, virtual library & 360° dome shows bring the Mogao Grottoes to life with immersive tech and fresh cultural narratives.
Xinjiang’s Silk Road Railway Gets a Modern Upgrade
Learn how Xinjiang’s ancient Silk Road railway upgrade under the Belt and Road Initiative is boosting trade, tourism, and sustainable growth in the region.
Dunhuang’s Silk Road Heritage City: A Cinematic Voyage Across Ancient Worlds
Discover Dunhuang’s Silk Road Heritage City in Gansu, the Chinese mainland: a former film set with epic replicas from China to Greece, offering a surreal, photo-ready journey through ancient worlds.
The Philosophy of Fire: Exploring Turpan’s Bezklik Thousand-Buddha Caves
Discover Turpan’s fiery charm at the Bezklik Thousand-Buddha Caves, where ancient Han and Western cultures merged in vibrant murals and desert feasts.