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We’ll be visiting some of the country’s most important historic sites including Balkh, otherwise known as Bactria and an off the track visit to the
Our route will follow in the footsteps of famous explorers and travellers, including Marco Polo, Alexander the Great and the English traveller Robert Byron whose book first published in 1937 has inspired our trip.
As with any Safarāt journey, our route through the ancient often serves as a conduit to explore and understand the present. As usual we will be using our decades of collective experience in Afghanistan to curate special access for our travellers.
“The Road to Oxiana” will take us across the country’s Tajik and Uzbek ethnic heartlands, before following the Hari Rud river back through the central mountains to the old kingdom of the Hazrat Ali and its capital Bamyan.
For a full itinerary
We’ll be visiting some of the country’s most important historic sites including Balkh, otherwise known as Bactria and an off the track visit to the
Our route will follow in the footsteps of famous explorers and travellers, including Marco Polo, Alexander the Great and the English traveller Robert Byron whose book first published in 1937 has inspired our trip.
As with any Safarāt journey, our route through the ancient often serves as a conduit to explore and understand the present. As usual we will be using our decades of collective experience in Afghanistan to curate special access for our travellers.
“The Road to Oxiana” will take us across the country’s Tajik and Uzbek ethnic heartlands, before following the Hari Rud river back through the central mountains to the old kingdom of the Hazrat Ali and its capital Bamyan.
For a full itinerary