Silk Road Tours by Private Orient Express Train

We are proud to offer a great collection of Silk Road Tours in 2023-2024!
The Old Silk Road is a term used to describe an ancient network of trading routes between east and west established as early as 130BC. The merchant caravans traveled these old roads to bring silk and tea, dyes and precious stones, perfume and spices, medicine and ivory, rice and paper to the west. They returned home bringing horses and saddles, skins and furs, honey and fruit, weapons and precious metals.
Central Asia, or the so-called 5-stans region, consisting of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tadzhikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, is the exotic heart of the Old Silk Road. As you travel by train, you will have the opportunity to explore this ancient kingdom of stunning architecture, breathtaking landscapes, exciting history, art and religious ideas.

ORIENT EXPRESS Silk Road Almaty to Tashkent
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ALMATY - ISSYL-KUL - BISHKEK - TURKESTAN - SAMARKAND - BUKHARA - KHIVA - TASHKENT
14-day Journey from Kazakhstan to Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan
14 days
13 nights
Mar 28, 2024 - Apr 10, 2024 
ORIENT EXPRESS Silk Road from Tashkent
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TASHKENT - SHAKHRISABZ - BUKHARA - KHIVA - SAMARKAND - TURKISTAN - BISHKEK - ALMATY
14-day Journey from Uzbekistan to Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan
14 days
13 nights
Apr 09, 2024 - Apr 22, 2024 
ORIENT EXPRESS: Silk Road Almaty to Tashkent
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ALMATY - ISSYK-KUL - BISHKEK - SAMARKAND - DUSHANBE - BUKHARA - KHIVA - TASHKENT
15-day trip from Kazakhstan via Kyrgyzstan to Uzbekistan and Tajikistan
15 days
14 nights
Oct 15, 2024 - Oct 29, 2024 
Apr 08, 2025 - Apr 22, 2025 
ORIENT EXPRESS: Silk Road Tashkent to Almaty
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TASHKENT - KHIVA - BUKHARA - DUSHANBE - SAMARKAND - BISHKEK - ALMATY
15-day trip from Uzbekistan via Tajikistan to Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan
15 days
14 nights
Oct 03, 2024 - Oct 17, 2024 
Mar 27, 2025 - Apr 10, 2025 
testimonials
I wish to thank you for all your help in planning our trip from St. Petersburg to Moscow. All went very well. The train ride was uneventful. We did need some assistance from the concierge at our hotel in St. Petersburg in deciphering the signs in the railroad station. We had her write our the words "departure" and "arrival" in Russian, so we would know what track our train would be leaving.