Recommended hiking routes in the Taklimakan Desert

Recently, many friends are asking about some things about the Taklimakan Desert. They want to go on a self-driving trip to this place. What the editor wants to say is that self-driving travel is possible but you must hire a professional to lead the team, and it is Go in a team, don’t go alone, don’t take chances, safety always comes first. Below is an official route. If you are interested, you can take a look. Introduction to the Desert

The Taklimakan Desert is the largest desert in China and the second largest mobile desert in the world. It is continuous and willful in the embrace of the Tianshan Mountains, Kunlun Mountains and Pamir Plateau. It tolerates and tolerates with a tolerant mind. It contains everything from the past to the present. The yellow sand, Populus euphratica, groups of camels, ancient cities, ruins, and low-key villages are the places that countless tourists, explorers, and archaeologists yearn for. Route itinerary

Hiking from east to west from the Milan ruins to the N39° desert adventure camp, passing through the Bayingolin Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture, Hotan region, and Kashgar region, the three "top ten adventure tourism destinations in China" ". Environmental Overview

The altitude difference throughout the entire journey: the lowest altitude is 800 meters, the highest altitude is 1,900 meters, with the east being higher and the west being lower.

Climate conditions: Warm temperate continental arid climate

Weather conditions: 5℃--10℃ during the day, -15℃--30℃ at night, the average temperature in winter is -4℃ , the lowest temperature is generally below -20℃. Highlights of the itinerary

Crossing the Taklimakan Desert is not only an outdoor adventure journey, but also a harmonious exploration and study journey, covering ancient and modern times, culture and civilization, scenery and humanities. This route will better showcase Xinjiang’s rich and precious adventure and cultural tourism resources.

Cross the Taklimakan Desert to enjoy the unique scenery of the Taklimakan Desert

Cross the Taklimakan Desert to "encounter" a little-known mysterious ancient city

Cross the Taklimakan Desert to see the magnificent Desert Highway

Cross the Taklimakan Desert to learn about the desert oasis - the true face of Daliabuyi. Warm reminders

1. Before traveling, you should fully understand the project safety risks and be familiar with your physical condition and professional knowledge. Comprehensive assessment of skills.

2. Go in groups as much as possible during adventure activities. Do not pursue excitement or explore blindly, and go to no-man’s and sparsely-populated areas with caution. When going to Dariyabuyi, it is recommended to find a guide who is familiar with the road conditions in advance.

3. You should master the necessary professional knowledge on the natural environment, first aid, outdoor adventure, etc., carry out adventure activities under the guidance of professionals, and do not venture into undeveloped and unopened forest farms, protected areas, and canyons without authorization. , rivers, lakes, reservoirs, islands and other high-risk areas.

4. Hiking adventure tourists use professional hiking equipment and prepare necessary supplies and medicines. Prepare walkie-talkies in advance, rent satellite phones if necessary, and be sure to keep communication open.

5. Pay close attention to relevant prompts and arrange your itinerary reasonably. Understand the weather, traffic and other conditions of the travel destination. If you encounter bad weather or feel unwell, make timely adjustments to your itinerary and do not take risks. Special reminder

Organizing an expedition must strictly abide by the laws and regulations of the country; explorers must follow the "Adventurer's Guide to Conduct". The N39 crossing has a high risk factor and requires professional planning and adequate rescue and protection. It must be reported to the local government department before crossing and can only be carried out after approval. No individual or team is allowed to cross without government approval.

(Sourced from China Exploration Association)