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Wikipedia: From Istanbul, Turkey to Yazd, Iran: Constantinople, Turkey Bursa, Turkey Beypazarı, Turkey Antioch, Turkey Konya, Turkey Adana, Turkey Aleppo, Syria following the river Euphrates until Fallujah Damascus, Syria Ramadi, Iraq Fallujah, Iraq Abu Ghraib, Iraq Baghdad, Iraq Baquba, Iraq Kermanshah, Iran Hamadan, Iran Ray, Iran Tehran, Iran Hecatompylos (was probably located near Damghan), Iran Sabzevar, Iran Neyshabur, Iran Yazd, Iran From Yazd, Iran to Turpan, China : Merv, Turkmenistan Urgench, Turkmenistan Bukhara, Uzbekistan Samarkand, Uzbekistan Khujand, Tajikistan Istaravshan, Tajikistan Shahrisabz, Uzbekistan Hazrat-e Turkestan, Kazakhstan Ürümqi, China From Yazd, Iran to Kashi, China: Herat, Afghanistan Bamyan, Afghanistan the famous Buddhas of Bamyan destroyed by the Taliban in 2001 Kabul, Afghanistan Peshawar, Pakistan the Karakorum highway Ahmedabad, India Mumbai, India Kashi (or Kashgar), China From Kabul, Afghanistan to Arabian Sea port at Debal, Pakistan Kabul, Afghanistan Peshawar, Pakistan Taxila, Pakistan Multan, Pakistan Debal, Pakistan Damascus, Syria Muscat Aden The northern route along the Taklamakan Desert from Kashi, China to Anxi, China: Li Jien. An ancient, possibly Roman settlement. Aksu, China Kuqa or Kucha, China Korla, China Karasahr (Yanqi), China Loulan, China Turpan (Turfan), China Jiaohe Ruins Turpan Water Museum Gaochang the Bezeklik Thousand Buddha Caves Kumul/Hami, China The southern route along the Taklamakan desert from Kashi, China to Anxi, China: Hotan (Khotan), China Minfeng, China Niya, China Dunhuang, China Miran, China the Mogao Caves From Anxi, China to Xi'an, China: Anxi, China Yumen, China Jiayuguan, China Jiuquan, China Zhangye (Ganzhou) China Wuwei, China Lanzhou, China Xi'an (ancient name is Chang'an), China Korea Pyongyang, Korea Gyeongju, Korea Japan Nara at the sea
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