Overland routes are land paths used for travel and trade. They connect regions across continents and have been used for thousands of years. People and goods moved along these paths.

Caravans traveled parts of the Silk Road, carrying goods such as silk and spices between Asia and Europe. Animals like camels and horses helped transport items across long distances. These routes linked cities and markets in different regions.

Overland routes are part of historical trade systems. They show how regions were connected before modern transport.