Xinjiang Tours

Top Places to Visit in Xinjiang

KASHGAR

Kashgar, connecting Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan, is situated on the northwest border of China, which is also the only state-list historical and cultural city in Xinjiang. There is a saying in China that "you don't arrive in Xinjiang until you don't get to Kashgar", as there are many of the most representative tourist sites: Roam around the Ancient City of Kashgar, a historic area with a 2,100-year history. Visit Id Kah Mosque, one of the largest mosques in Central Asia. Discover the Abakh Hoja Tomb, an ancient mausoleum with a typical Uyghur style, which is a key cultural relic under protection.

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  URUMQI

  Urumqi can translate to "beautiful meadow", is the largest city in the world located the furthest away from the ocean. Dotted with glaciers, mountains, forests, and grasslands, as well as the culture of various ethnic minorities, the city offers a wealth of experiences to discover.
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  TURPAN

  Turpan is the hottest city in China, where the Flaming Mountain in "Journey to the West" is situated. Human activity in this area dates back to the Neolithic Age, leaving behind a number of historical heritages, the most renowned of which are the Gaochang and Jiaohe Ruins.
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  YILI

  Yili refers to the Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture, which encompasses Yining, Kuytun, Nalatizhen, Tekes, and other areas. The region's well-known attractions include Sayram Lake, Kalajun Grassland, Nalati Grassland, and Kazanqi Folk-custom Village, among many others.
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  ALTAY

  Altay, a part of northern Xinjiang province and borders Russia, Kazakhstan, and Mongolia, is an essential settlement for nomadic ethnic groups in China. In this area, you must see the Wind City of Wuerhe, Hedi Night Market, Kanas Lake, Hemu Village, and Rainbow Beach.