Romantic Silk Road Trips & Honeymoon Packages

Ancient trade routes set the stage for romance, from starlit desert camping to intimate yurt stays. Private experiences include traditional dinners, craft workshops, and tours of ancient cities, while staying in mix of luxury hotels and authentic accommodations.

Travel along the ancient Silk Road with stays at the Mercure Hotel Turpan Downtown and Excemon Xinjiang Yilite Hotel in Urumqi. Ride camels across the Echoing-Sand Dune to reach the crescent-shaped lake at sunset, then walk hand-in-hand through the UNESCO-listed Mogao Grottoes to see intricate Buddhist murals.

Walk hand-in-hand through UNESCO-listed Itchan Kala in Khiva, checking out the Kalta Minor minaret and Tash Khovli palace before sharing an intimate dinner with traditional music at Terrassa café. Boutique accommodations like Labi Rud in Bukhara provide your base, and you'll spend private moments at the sacred fish pond in Nurata, followed by a plov cooking class in a traditional Samarkand home with local red wine. Stroll Registan Square at sunset and try a wine tasting together at Bagizagan Winery in the Zarafshan Valley.

A private guide takes you through the UNESCO-listed Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang to see 4th-century Buddhist frescos and statues up close. The trip includes stays at nice places like the 5-star Kashgar hotel, plus a camel ride at Crescent Moon Spring by the Mingsha Sand Dunes and sunset views at Karakul Lake.

The romantic Silk Road unfolds in boutique hotels and cave rooms. Couples can enjoy traditional evenings in Cappadocia and float above ancient trading landscapes in hot air balloons.

Romance blooms along historic trade routes, from sunset views of ancient citadels to intimate dinners in converted caravanserais. The traditional hospitality and cultural performances create lasting memories together.

Walk through Kashgar's old town, checking out traditional workshops on Handicraft Street and trying Nang Bread at local tea houses. Watch the sunset at Crescent Spring in Dunhuang's Singing Sand Dunes, then see ancient Buddhist frescoes at the UNESCO-listed Mogao Caves from the 4th century.

See the Ancient City of Jiaohe ruins in Turpan, then stroll through Xi'an's lit-up Muslim Quarter at night. You'll stay at a 5-star hotel in Urumqi and see peaceful Heavenly Lake in Mt Tianshan's valley, watch sunset at Crescent Spring near Dunhuang's Singing Sand Dunes, and check out the UNESCO-listed Mogao Caves.