One of Turquoise Mountain’s core projects in Bamiyan is the restoration and adaptive reuse of a historic Silk Road Caravanserai in the village of Shashpul. Located close to the entrance of the eastern side of the Bamiyan Valley, the complex is a stunning example of early 17th Century earth architecture, which is part of the significant network of caravanserais that connected Safavid Persia, Mughal South Asia, and Central Asia through Afghanistan during the early modern period.