Golden Needles, Shared Threads: Silk Road Story of Suzani & Yunjin
Explore how Suzani and Yunjin embroidery traditions weave Silk Road stories through vibrant silk threads and shared motifs.
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Reviving Panjakent Murals: Silk Road Stories Brought to Life by AI
Discover how 6th-8th century Panjakent murals in Tajikistan reveal Silk Road cultural fusion and how AI is bringing these ancient masterpieces into the digital age.
When Relics Speak: Sphinx-Shaped Pendant Unearthed in Uzbekistan
A sphinx-shaped pendant found at Uzbekistanâs Rabot site highlights Silk Road cultural exchanges between the Chinese mainland and Central Asia.
When Relics Speak: Rhytons from Old Nisa Bridge Ancient Silk Road Ties
Unearthed at Old Nisa in Turkmenistan, ornate rhytons highlight ancient rituals and Silk Road links reaching the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.
Silk Road Summit: From Xi’an to Astana
The second China-Central Asia Summit in Astana revives the Silk Road legacy, forging a high-powered economic partnership for regional stability, growth and innovation.
Echoes of the Silk Road: Dutar Solos to Uygur Muqam Ensembles
Discover the Silk Roadâs musical treasuresâfrom Turkmen dutar solos to Uygur muqam ensemblesâand see how UNESCO is keeping these melodies alive for global travelers.
Rediscovering the Silk Road: China and Central Asia’s Shared Heritage
Explore how China and five Central Asian nations are reviving the Silk Road through archaeology, digital restoration and museum collaborations, forging fresh cultural ties.
Central Asia’s 18 UNESCO World Heritage Treasures
Explore Central Asia’s 18 UNESCO World Heritage sites\u0000\u000013 cultural and 5 natural\u0000\u0000including the Silk Roads corridor. Plus a sneak peek at the 2025 China-Central Asia Summit.
Han Dynasty Bronze Galloping Horse: Swift, Striking & Timeless
Excavated from a Han Dynasty tomb in Wuwei, the Bronze Galloping Horse blends Silk Road legacy with meme-worthy flair, galloping into modern culture as China’s iconic bronze steed.
GandhÄran Art Shapes Asian Civilizations at Zhejiang Exhibition
Explore how GandhÄran art, born at a Silk Road crossroads, influenced Buddhist imagery from China’s Yungang caves to Korea and Japan, now showcased in Zhejiang University’s exhibition.