DUNHUANG
TO KASHGAR
(SOUTHERN
ROUTE)
Where?
At Dunhuang, the silk road divide into two main
routes: A southern route that skirted the south
to the Taklamakan Desert of the tows of
Cherchen, Khotan and Kashgar.
Dangers
Comparing to the North to South route, it is more
dangerous.
Sandstorms;
Dehydration (Because of the extreme
temperature);
Lack of Medical Facilities;
Difficulty Accessing Help;
Poorly Marked Routes (Some areas lack clear
signage, making it easy to get lost.);
Dangerous Wildlife (Scorpions, snakes, or
other desert creatures, especially at night.);
Contaminated Water or Food.
How will I minimize
We carry for you ample water, sun protection
(hats, sunscreen), and warm clothing for
temperature fluctuations;
We travel with a reliable guide or in a group;
We carry a first aid kit and a satellite phone for
emergencies;
We use a GPS or hire a local guide familiar with the
area;
Some pears closed footwear and long clothing in the
desert;
We will bring you bottled or purified water.
Special Sights
Dunhuang (Starting Point)
Yumen Pass and Hecang Fortress:
Ruoqiang (Charklik)
Khotan (Hotan)
Yarkand (Shache)
Kashgar (Final Destination)
S.A.C Caravans Services
Why S.A.C is
the best
choice
Extensive Knowledge of the Silk Road:
I have a deep understanding of the southern route from
Dunhuang to Kashgar, including its geography,
landmarks, and challenges.
Prioritization of Safety:
I emphasize safety by preparing thoroughly for
environmental challenges like sandstorms, extreme
temperatures, and navigation in remote areas.
Cultural and Linguistic Competence:
Fluent in multiple languages commonly spoken along the
Silk Road, enabling seamless communication with local
communities, traders, and authorities.
Knowledge of regional customs and traditions ensures
respectful and meaningful interactions for the caravan
members.
Team Leadership Skills:
Years of experience leading diverse groups have honed
my ability to manage people with different needs and
ensure teamwork.
