Su-Chow way-station

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A way-station in Su-Chow was one of many such way-stations positioned along the Old Silk Road, owing their allegiance to Kublai Khan.

While camped half a day's right from Su-Chow with Marco Polo's caravan, the First Doctor planned to spend a night resting in the way-station. Marco, however, insisted upon moving directly on to Kan-Chow. (PROSE: Marco Polo)

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