Lucky to have this exhibit a short walk from my home. I was able to travel the incredible 40,000 km of the Silk Road in 40 minutes.

Fabulous images and I learnt a lot about the countries and the Silk Road. What a shame that only half of the images can be viewed in their current location! Very frustrating

Excellent exhibit. Especially starting from Beijing
Some odd choices.

Great

Lovely photos and an informative tour of the route. Makes me want to travel to most of these places.

Loved it! Have visited a few places and great to be reminded of them, whilst we’re stuck on this island! Beautiful photos!

Outstanding exhibition. Amazing photography and the additional information available from my phone really added another dimension.

Very inspiring and interesting exhibition, thanks. It was hard to tear ourselves away when the time came to catch our train – I have enthused about it on my travel blog at mwtrips.co.uk and hope others will go and take a look. I had no idea the Aga Khan Foundation did quite as much for the world.

Loved the photos really enjoyed the focus on such a fascinating part of history

Absolutely wonderful work from Christopher! Went out of my way to see this and was not disappointed! It encapsulated the Eurasian mix and culture truly bringing and immersing me into the journey and history of the silk road.

Beautiful photographs, interesting and informative captions. Really fascinating! Especially photo of the Mostar Bridge was very special for me but the text accompanying the photo is very disappointing.
In the text it says “The bridge stood for 427 years until it was destroyed in 1993 during the Bosnian War.” Destroyed by whom? Answer to this question is not a detail, it is a very important and relevant historical fact. It was destroyed by fascist Croatian troops (Ustaše).

Great pictures. Really left you wanting to see and learn more about the countries and the Silk Road.

What a striking, interesting and beautiful exhibit. Christopher is such a talent and I enjoyed walking through this and experiencing this incredible journey, in the open air. I found the exhibit and the viewing of it outside to be so liberating. A treat to see today. Well done Christopher. Very impressed.

My second report. Came on a sunny Saturday and most display stands full of kids and parents enjoying the fountains so not easy to see the images. And very noisy! Can’t be helped.

Wonderful images and so evocative.

Loved the exhibition. It’s so pretty and contains some interesting info. Looking forward to seeing more of Aga Khan’s work.