The cultural ties between India and Central Asia have a long history dating back to ancient times. India has played an important role in shaping the cultural, economic and social aspects of Central Asia. The Silk Route, which connected India and Central Asia, facilitating trade and the exchange of ideas, played a key role in the formation of these cultural ties. The influence of Indian culture can be seen in the art, literature, music and architecture of Central Asia, while the influence of Central Asian culture is evident in the festivals and customs of India. The interaction between the people of India and Central Asia has been a two-way process, with each side learning from and influencing the other. This article explores the formation of cultural ties between India and Central Asia, highlighting the key factors that have shaped their relationship over the centuries.

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