Art of Travel - Silk Road Trip
September, 2017
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| Yellow River - Binglishi Caves. |
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| Kazakhs playing an early form of polo. Comment: Judy: "Loved the ethnic experiences of the Kazakhs and horses and the drive up the Karakeram Highway. " |
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Yes, a Chinese Mosque in Xi'an.
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| Transmissions and exchanges of musical instruments and dance from Persia to China. |
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| Kathy at Gaochang--a cosmopolitan city on the ancient Silk Road. |
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| Dr. Wang (left) was the Chinese archaeologist who discovered the terracotta warriors in the 1970s. |
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| Ever eaten an entire lamb Uighur style? |
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| The Mogao Caves in Dunhuang—the most important Buddhist site in the world |
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| Barbara made friends everywhere! |
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| Gerald, our Chinese specialist, getting his ears cleaned at People Park, Chengdu. Comments: Gerald received many "excellent" evaluations, including: Judy: "Absolutely amazing--Gerald MADE the trip for all of us in so many ways." Mary Jo: "Gerald was outstanding and really made the difference with his knowledge of the language." |
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| Gansu Corridor Dunes in the Gobi Desert. |
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| Food! |
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| Panda breeding center. |
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| Joris met a Chinese oilman from Zinjiang Provence on the train. |
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| The one wok, one chef lunch. |
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