No dangers I think unless you are traveling alone in deserts. The Silk road streches long into present Turcky. So, it depends on which part of the Silk Road you are going to.

There were dangers along this route/path there were robbers which would steal the silk, gold,cattle and sheep. To protect these goods the emperor put houses surronding the path/route

Travelers on the Silk Road faced danger from robbers, bad weather, lack of water, and sickness.

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The travel along was incredibly dangerous. When traveling one of the 3 main routes: Northern, Central, and Southern, travelers faced desolate white-hot sand dunes in the desert, forbidding mountains, brutal winds, poisonous insects, and reptiles, not to mention bandits and pirates. Due to these hardships traders did not make the entire trip; instead they used a technique known as relay. Each trader would travel a certain distance, exchange their goods, and return.

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it was dangerous because of the robbers , bad weather, lack of weather, and diaeses and sickness.

Depends on where you at in the deserts you face death from heat and mirages. In other places you face falling of cliffs. You face getting your goods stolen, and freezing to death.

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That is wrong. There is a chance of robbery.

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Well there was the Gobi Desert, the even more dangerous Taklamakan Desert, and there were also the dangerous terrain, bandits and the hunger, and starvation if you weren't well prepared.

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The travel along was incredibly dangerous. When traveling one of the 3 main routes: Northern, Central, and Southern, travelers faced desolate white-hot sand dunes in the desert, forbidding mountains, brutal winds, poisonous insects, and reptiles, not to mention bandits and pirates. Due to these hardships traders did not make the entire trip; instead they used a technique known as relay. Each trader would travel a certain distance, exchange their goods, and return.

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THe danger was of riding alone and being robed by robbers

The travel along was incredibly dangerous. When traveling one of the 3 main routes: Northern, Central, and Southern, travelers faced desolate white-hot sand dunes in the desert, forbidding mountains, brutal winds, poisonous insects, and reptiles, not to mention bandits and pirates. Due to these hardships traders did not make the entire trip; instead they used a technique known as relay. Each trader would travel a certain distance, exchange their goods, and return.

Some of the dangers are the robbers, losing your animals, bad weather and illnesses.

There were so many challenges, like the lions, or the Pamir Mountains, and the Taklimakan Desert.

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Lack of water and food,deserts including the takilmakan desert, difficult mountains, and bandits.

Some dangers of the Silk Road were that you had to watch out for the theifs. More likely dangers would be to have lack of water, sickness, bad weather, and death of cattle.

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The silk Road was named the (silk road) because Chinese silk was the main thing traded. But porcelain, spices, dates, tea, jewels, and perfumes were all traded too. Europeans were hungry for exotic things from China and India. (China and India were wealthier than European countries then.)

Out the silk road trade ended around 1453, because rulers in Turkey banned trade with the west. They were angry about the Crusades.

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What about robbers, sandstorms, starvation, thirst and much more

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not only the risk of sandstorms but also starvation and thirst. Bandits were a common threat along the Silk Road.and wild animal and bad weather plus sickness

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Some dangers that happened in the silk world was that some was scorching deserts and made it to freezing mountains and there were even blinding sandstorm and also lead to altitude sickness and the greatest danger they face by those who are traveling the Silk Road was Bandits

extreme weather were encountered on the Silk Road?

There were dangers everywhere on the Silk Road. When the Caravans would cross the mountains, deserts, and rivers. There were predators that might eat them. Winds and storms that might take them out.

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Bandits were common along the Silk Road.The bandits knew that the chinese were not only carrying silk through the silk road, but also gold, precious stones, glass, and other materials from China. Also there was not enough water for themselves and their camels.travelers faced desolate hot sand dunes in the desert, tall/big mountains,very strong winds, poisonous insects, and reptiles. They also were threatened by diseases and sickness. They were especially threatened by bandits, snakes, scorpions, water shortage, and sandstorms.

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