Lushan Camel Farm - Silk Road

The Silk Road refers to the ancient Chinese trade route across the Eurasian continent connecting Asia, Europe and Africa, starting from Luoyang and Chang 'an in the east, reaching Central and West Asia via Gansu and Xinjiang, and reaching Europe and Africa. It originated in the Han and Tang Dynasties and flourished in the Ming and Qing dynasties, serving as a major channel for friendly exchanges between Asia, Europe and Africa and Between China and eastern and Western civilizations. Take Chinese silk to the world. Mount Lushan was the main route of the Silk Road. In the middle and late period of Qianlong period of qing Dynasty, hui people opened an inn in Lushan county to provide accommodation service for silk camel pairs, so camel pairs often stopped here, commonly known as camel farm.