Vasco da Gama, a Portuguese explorer. In 1497, he sailed around the Cape of Good Hope into the Indian ocean. He reached Calicit & Goa in India. Goa was a Portuguese colony for many centuries.
Europeans began setting sail across uncharted seas as they sought new ways to reach distant Asian lands.
Vasco da Gama, a Portuguese explorer under the employ of King Manuel of Portugal, was attributed as the first European to open a sea route to Asia, specifically, Calicut, India.
Ferdinand Magellan found a water route to Asia
Vasco Da Gama was the first in 1498
It was queen Isabella.
Pedro Alvares Cabral
vasco explored the bottom of Africa by sea and he found a trade route from Europe to Asia
On the morning of Oct. 12, 1492, Christopher Columbus stepped ashore on an island, called the new world. He was seeking a western sea route from Europe to Asia.
Yes, he did. He was actually searching for a western sea route to Asia. He thought he could reach the East Indies this way.
Carrying cargo by ship was faster, easier, cheaper and less dangerous than carrying it by land.
It was queen Isabella.
Pedro Alvares Cabral
vasco explored the bottom of Africa by sea and he found a trade route from Europe to Asia
A shorter sea route to Asia...
a sea route to Asia
to find a sea route to Asia
Sea Route to Asia : Shorter Time and you travel in the ocean Land Route to Asia: Longer Time and you travel on the Silk Road
On the morning of Oct. 12, 1492, Christopher Columbus stepped ashore on an island, called the new world. He was seeking a western sea route from Europe to Asia.
A shorter sea route to Asia...
Western Asia is borderd by Lebanon and the Mediterranean Sea.
Yes, he did. He was actually searching for a western sea route to Asia. He thought he could reach the East Indies this way.