Kim Hyung-man: 38 Days Along the Silk Road in India, Pakistan, and Central Asia

The 38-day journey of a traveling addict with the theme Hösilcrod, the fifth of the journey writers, Kim Kishim, began in India as a theme for the Silk Road, recorded the 38- days' journey to Pakistan, Kisangur, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan. The author organizes all his journeys from beginning to end in a close date and gives a colorfully detailed message of his knowledge and identity, which are associated with the destination. The reader can take the steps of the writer and substitute for the infinite charm of the Silk Road, which connects mankind to the human race, and enjoy the beauty of a historic journey in search of the source of goods and cultural exchanges. And if you leave with the book on the trip to the area, you can also use the guide who gets safe and well-known information from the writer’s meticulously organized records. The difficult but hot journey of Oasis, which seeks to find the history of human interaction, is the beginning of human agriculture and civilization. Humans gradually opened the way for the cultural and economic exchange of the East West, with the oasis. Today we call it the Silk Road. The silk road is divided into large oasiss, prairies, and seapaths. As a journey with the Silk Road theme, he starts in Delhi, North India, and sets his destination in Central Asia on the silk road, and follows his journey across country, country, mountains and mountains. The journey takes Pakistan along the Karakoram Mountains in northern India and then through the 1,200-mile-long Karakolam Highway, which leads to China’s Xinjiangu Zachgu Kashugar.

Korean title: 실크로드 따라 인도, 파키스탄, 중앙아시아 38일

Korean author: 김형만

Korean publisher: 밥북

ISBN-13: 9791158586423