The caravans of horses and camels came eastward through it to Xianyang3.
Over 2000 years ago, numerous camel caravans from the two sides travelled along the ancient Silk Road.
Its trade routes once again teem with caravans, this time carrying crude oil, jade, soldiers and, increasingly, tourists.
Not far from it is the old suspension bridge over the river, formerly busy with caravans on the Southern Silk Route to Burma and India.
The building dates back to the 1820's; a time when horse caravans passed through the city full of traders selling their goods along the ancient Tea and horse Road.
Old - fashioned gypsy caravans are painted wooden vehicles.
They mounted their horses, went to beat the roads again, and to attack the caravans they might meet.
While the clear stream under the bridge ran dry in the time of the horse caravans, the soul of the bridge has been lost as well.
During the trial, which lasted four months, Mr Chaudhry led caravans of rapturous supporters around the country and addressed huge crowds on the need for judges to be free of political pressure.
infelicitous circumstances; unhappy caravans, straggling afoot through swamps and canebrakes- American Guide Series.
An inn built around a large court for accommodating caravans at night in the Near or Far East.
Guval under the tomb was recently discovered an underground pyramid, not large in scale, built deep in the desert mountains, a stone, unable to enter the car, they can only resort to caravans.
"It was a terminus for the gold caravans crossing the Sahara," he said.
They not only failed to pay their taxes, but also, by holding up caravans, threatened the prosperity of the merchants who did.
Today there are still horse caravans passing by every day.
Both the people and animals in the caravans could rest and refresh themselves at each hotel before continuing on long journeys.
He was amazed that in the caravans there was a beautiful parrot in a golden cage, continually repeating "Freedom!
Walking along the footsteps of the ancients, it is the bustling business of the old caravans.
Occasionally, cavalry in armour galloped by on the official road, raising the yellow dust all over the sky. There are also caravans coming and going.
Rank upon rank of caravans filled the field.
In north Tibet's pasture areas, the scene of streams of motor vehicles riding on highways that radiate into all directions has replaced that of caravans of yaks loaded with grain to trade for salt.
