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Magnificent peaks almost soaring up into the clouds and snowy domes, fencing themselves off with toothed brick walls and rugged rocky crests ..... gorges, elegantly embellished with crystal clear rivers & rivulets and alpine meadows, adding frills to the snowy summits ..... glaciers suspended like laces from the cliffs with a few unpredictable colossal bulks between the ranges ...... that is the natural splendor of Tien Shan, one of the world's spectacular mountain fairylands. Indeed, it is a sight to behold. You'll find them all in our trekking programs.

Meandering ways of the famous Silk Route, passing through Central Asia's historical countries, stretches gorgeously for thousands of kilometers, from the East to the West - as an enormous two-way river, with innumerable tributaries. The history of the Silk Route dates back to 500 BC when trade caravans went around the Caspian Sea to Iran and continued through Lenkoran to Baku, Shamakhi, Sheki and so on, through Turkey to Europe or from Khiva through the Northern coast of the Caspian Sea to Caucasus countries and further  to the North and West.

Better known as "Rome of the East", Samarqand - the capital city of Tamerlane during the fourteenth - fifteenth century is the pride of region, boasting of a history over 2,500 years. Bukhara, once a prime seat of Islamic learning and also the land of of hand knotted carpets, connected Iran, China and the Indian subcontinent on the Silk Route. The unique museum town - Khiva,  with its mosques, madarsas, minarets and palaces, is another place which offers an enchanting peep into history. Osh, one of the Central Asia's oldest cities lies ahead and you can have a beautiful view of the surroundings from the Suleiman Hill.