The Essence of Mongolia, Xinjiang & the Silk Road of China
- franceschau
- Aug 22
- 4 min read
Updated: 11 minutes ago
Travel Date: AUG 21, 2025 – SEP 7, 2025
Our journey across Mongolia and China’s Silk Road was a profound exploration of ancient cultures, vast landscapes, and living traditions that bridge East and West. Beginning in Ulaanbaatar, we immersed ourselves in Mongolia’s nomadic spirit—riding across open steppes, visiting the historic ruins of Kharakhorum, and spending time with local herding families in Gurvanbulag. The sacred mountains of Khogno Khan and the wild horses of Hustai National Park offered unforgettable encounters with Mongolia’s natural and spiritual beauty.
Crossing into China’s legendary Xinjiang region, we were transported into the heart of the Silk Road. In Kashgar and Taxkrogan, we wandered through ancient bazaars echoing with stories of traders and travelers who once linked Asia to Europe. Continuing to Urumqi and Zhangye, we marveled at the rainbow-colored Danxia landforms—one of China’s most striking natural wonders. Our adventure concluded in Xian, home of the Terracotta Warriors, where centuries of history came vividly to life.
From the sweeping Mongolian plains to the vibrant Silk Road cities, this Mongolia, Xinjiang, and Silk Road of China journey revealed the timeless essence of two ancient civilizations—rooted in spirit, connected by trade, and alive with wonder.
Tour Route: LAX – Ulaanbaatar – Gurvanbulag – Kharakhorum – Khogno Khan – Hustai National Park – Ulaanbaatar – Kashgar – Taxkrogan – Urumqi – Zhangye – Xian – LAX














































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































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