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The spiral way of Silk Route, India

The image is captured from the top of the hill to capture the spiral road of Silk route, situated in Sikkim, India. A network of trade routes known as the Silk ...
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The image is captured from the top of the hill to capture the spiral road of Silk route, situated in Sikkim, India. A network of trade routes known as the Silk Route connected Asia, Europe, and Africa over thousands of kilometres and a variety of topographies and ecosystems. The Silk Route promoted cultural and intellectual interchange and had a significant influence on the rise of civilizations along its route. The Silk Route is now regarded as a significant piece of cultural history and a representation of how connected the world is. The interconnectivity of our planet's ecosystems and the significance of protecting them for future generations can both be seen as lessons from the Silk Route. The Silk Route travelled through meadows, mountains, forests, and deserts, and the traders who travelled it had to adjust to the various climatic conditions they encountered. The ecosystems on our world are similarly interconnected, and changes in one environment can have an impact on others.
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