April 20 - May 4, 2010

Join this once-in-a-lifetime epic adventure across two continents by private jet that explores important outposts along the Silk Road and the rich cultures that surround them. Marvel at the Qin terra-cotta warriors and a kung fu performance by Shaolin monks in Xi'an, China. Go dinosaur fossil hunting at the Flaming Cliffs and spend an unforgettable night in a Mongolian ger. Visit a rarely-seen cave in China filled with 4th-century Buddhist religious art. Admire the colorful architecture of Samarkand. Join Armenian villagers for a picnic lunch near the iconic Garni Temple. Enter the beautiful Hagia Sophia, which has impressed and inspired travelers for centuries. Throughout the journey, travel with renowned National Geographic photographer Bob Krist and other experts, and relax in the expert care of our top-notch expedition staff. This uniquely flexible itinerary allows you to easily tailor the trip to your own interests—whether you want to meet with a nomadic family in Mongolia, ride camels in the Gobi Desert, or spend more time exploring the treasures of Istanbul, we will ensure that your experience is memorable and customized for you.
By joining The Ancient Silk Road by Private Jet expedition, you will automatically support efforts to enhance the conditions of the places and peoples we visit—there is no further commitment necessary on your part. Our expedition will provide supplies to medical clinics and schools, as well as contribute funds for essential projects that many people depend on.
Extend your Pan-Asian journey by arriving early in Beijing to explore the Forbidden City and the Temple of Heaven, or the Great Wall of China. Then transfer to Tibet and visit the Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, and the Sera Monastery before returning to China to join fellow travelers on The Ancient Silk Road expedition.
If you are interested in this trip, please contact Debra Crary at (888) 822-5861 or via email at
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