The Map of the Great Silk Road

Since ancient times, humans have engaged in travel, exchanging goods, knowledge, and ideas with neighboring communities. Throughout history, Eurasia has served as a hub for communication routes, with trade routes gradually contributing to the formation of what is now known as the Silk Road. Silk and other products were traded here between people from various parts of the globe.

Along with this map, children can embark on fascinating journeys in their imaginations, overcoming mountains and deserts, traversing rivers, learning about the geography of different regions, and meeting fictional characters along the way.

The size of the map is 40 x 58 cm (the map is sold folded).