Things you don’t know about traveling to Xinjiang! Worth collecting!

If you have not been to Xinjiang, you will not know the vastness of the territory; if you have not been to Xinjiang, you will not know the beauty of Xinjiang. But you must have a must-have artifact when traveling to Xinjiang - a tourist map. I will help you collect and organize Xinjiang tourist maps...

1. Things to know before traveling

Xinjiang is located in Northwest my country accounts for one-sixth of the country's total land area and is the largest province in my country. It borders eight countries including Russia, Mongolia, India, and Kazakhstan. It has a very important strategic location and mainly has a temperate continental climate. To put it simply, Xinjiang can be summed up in two words: “big” and “Qian”.

① "Big": Friends who have traveled to Xinjiang will not deny one point of view, that is: traveling to Xinjiang is really tiring, because Xinjiang is so big! (How big is Xinjiang? I did a rough calculation, Beijing + Shanghai + Jiangsu + Zhejiang + Guangdong = Xinjiang area ÷ 4) Therefore, almost every day when traveling in Xinjiang, more than 1/3 of the time is spent in cars. Friends who want to travel to Xinjiang must be mentally prepared to sit in a car for a long time. It is worth mentioning that the scenery on both sides of the highway in Xinjiang is really good. Sometimes the most beautiful scenery is on the road.

② "Qian": Xinjiang is located in the middle of the Eurasian continent. This geographical location makes it difficult for water vapor from the ocean to reach. Urumqi is the city farthest from the ocean in the world. Therefore, the climate in Xinjiang is generally dry and the air humidity is low. Therefore, when traveling to Xinjiang, you must do a good job of hydrating. If you want to go to Hotan area and Taklimakan Desert area, you should also take measures to prevent wind and sand.

Xinjiang Tourism Panorama

2. Travel Time

The best travel seasons in Xinjiang: June, July, August, September and October

< p> ① March-April: Windy, cold wave invasion, strong winds, sand and dust are prone to occur, and precipitation increases. It is a good choice to go to southern Xinjiang at this time. Peach and apricot flowers are in bloom, and the prairie has just recovered. Wild apricot flowers can be viewed in Turpan, Shanshan and other places.

② June: In the Yili area, you can enjoy the sea of ??flowers and the most beautiful lavender (most beautiful in mid-June), but the fruits are not yet ripe at this time.

③ July-August: You can still see the sea of ??flowers all over the mountains and the vast grasslands with rich water and grass. The mountainous area is a good summer resort. At this time, the grassland welcomes the Naadam and Pegasus Festivals. But the lavender harvest has been completed, and the fruits will begin to mature in mid-August.

④ September-October: It is the most beautiful harvest season in Xinjiang. The weather is comfortable, it is the real golden autumn season, and the fruits are fragrant. Kanas in autumn is recognized as the most beautiful autumn scenery in China. The Populus euphratica forest in southern Xinjiang is also dyed with golden autumn colors, and the melons and fruits are also in the harvest season. However, these two months are also the busiest tourist season in Xinjiang, and accordingly prices and scenic spot ticket prices have increased accordingly.

Xinjiang Tourism Map Simplified

3. Consumption Level

Do you think prices in Xinjiang are very low? Actually you are only half right. In southern Xinjiang, prices are indeed very low. You can basically eat a full meal for only a dozen yuan, and fruits are extremely cheap. For example, watermelon in Kuqa costs 50 cents per kilogram, which is one kilogram! And it’s big and sweet.

But! Focus on it! Prices in Northern Xinjiang are not low at all, especially the level of tourism consumption is very high. I can definitely say that the level of tourism consumption in Northern Xinjiang is comparable to first-tier cities such as Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou! ! What caught me off guard most in Xinjiang was the price of food and beverages. In northern Xinjiang, a full meal often costs at least 30-40 yuan (more expensive near scenic spots). Because the food in Xinjiang is relatively large, it is also expensive. A plate of noodles costs at least 20-25 yuan. It would be even scarier if it was in a scenic area. I saw such a small plate of tomato scrambled eggs selling for 48 yuan in Kanas Scenic Area! If you want to eat meat in the scenic spot during the peak season, it basically costs 55-65 yuan (except barbecue).

Tickets for scenic spots are not cheap, especially for famous scenic spots that cover a large area. Including inter-regional tickets, they basically cost more than 150 yuan, and some even cost more than 200 or 300 yuan.

So before coming to Xinjiang, make sure you have enough travel funds. Traveling in Xinjiang may cost you a lot. In this regard, group tours are the best choice. After all, the prices for attraction tickets, hotels, lunches, etc. that travel agencies can get are much cheaper than what you can get individually.

Xinjiang tourism route map

4. Tourism routes

Xinjiang’s classic tourism routes are generally divided into east, west, north and south.

If you want to travel through Xinjiang’s Grand Ring Line, the order is generally: Northern Line→Western Line→Southern Line→Eastern Line

The following are four classic lines for everyone, each line It includes the most famous and beautiful scenic spots, and can be chosen according to personal preferences, budget and time:

① Northern route (mainly Altay region): 7-8 days

a. Urumqi - Keketuohai - Burqin - Jiadeng Valley - Hemu - Kanas Lake - Baihaba - Haba River County - Colorful Beach - Burqin

b .Urumqi - Keketuohai - Burqin - Colorful Beach - Habahe County - Baihaba - Kanas Lake - Hemu - Jiadeng Valley - Burqin

PS: Altay region hiking route:

a. Eastern route hiking: 3-4 days

Jiadengyu - Banlu Inn - Hemu Village - Black Lake - Kana Si

b. Western route hiking: 4 days

Kanas - Tubek - Shuanghu - Naren Ranch - Baihaba

② Western route tourism (mainly in Ili area): 8-9 days

Burqin - Urho (Devil City) - Sailimu Lake - Guozigou Bridge - Horgos Port - Yining - Zhaosu - Tekes - Kalajun - Qiongkush Terrace - Nalati - Bayinbuluk

PS: Qiongkush Terrace - Kalajun Hiking Route: 2-3 days

Qiongkushtai Village - Camping Terrace - Flower Terrace - West Kalajun

③ Southern Tour (Southern Xinjiang Fengqing Line): 9-10 days

Bayinbuluk - Duku Highway - Kuqa - Kashgar - Hongqi Lafu Port - Taxkorgan County - Ta County - Kashgar - Hotan ——Minfeng——Desert Highway——Korla——Urumqi

④ Eastern route travel: 4-5 days

Urumqi — Tianshan Tianchi — Urumqi — Turpan — Shanshan - Hami

Overview map of northern Xinjiang tourist routes

Xinjiang tourist aviation map

1. The last tear of the Atlantic Ocean | Sailimu Lake

Selim Lake is backed by snow-capped mountains and surrounded by vast grasslands. The water is clear and blue. It has always been one of the most famous attractions in Xinjiang because of its beautiful scenery. Every June and July, wild flowers of all colors bloom on the grassland around the lake, making it a spectacle not to be missed. Sailimu Lake is very large. The road around the lake is about 70 kilometers. There are various scenery around the lake where you can stop and take pictures. The flowers are in full bloom on the grassland, and she is like a pure pearl inlaid on the Ili grassland. When you get close to Sailimu, you will be dazzled by the sight of the free cattle and sheep, the smoke from herdsmen's cooking and the small flowers all over the mountain. You can ride horses galloping on the grassland, sit in a daze by the lake, have a good meal in the tent, and enjoy the starry sky of Sailimu Lake together at night.

2. China’s most beautiful aerial grassland︱Nalati

Nalati Grassland is world-famous for its magnificence, vastness and colorfulness, and has become one of the four famous grasslands in the world. one. It consists of river valley grasslands and aerial grasslands. The sky grassland located more than 2,000 meters above sea level is actually a plateau pasture. Surrounded by mountains, the meadows are endless. Every spring and summer, orris, accompanied by sage, fescue and thyme, sway in the wind, full of life, covering the earth with a thick green carpet. Groups of cattle and sheep, like white clouds, are scattered among them, grazing, chewing and drinking water leisurely, while horses gallop happily. Looking from a distance, you can see the snow-capped mountains covered with armor, tall and handsome spruce trees, meandering streams, and eagles soaring in the blue sky and white clouds. There are yurts dotted here and there, and in the chimneys stretching into the blue sky, green smoke curls up, revealing wealth. The picturesque scenery composes a moving music of harmony between man and nature.

3. The most beautiful scenery in Ili︱Guozigou

Guozigou is 28 kilometers long and has a dangerous terrain. It is the natural gateway to the Ili region and is a road leading north to Sailimu Lake. Go south to the famous canyon tunnel of the Ili River Valley. The riverbanks and hillsides of the entire valley are covered with wild Seville apples, apricots and walnuts. The name "Guozigou" comes from this. Yelu Chucai in the early Yuan Dynasty said in "Journey to the West" that "the ground is covered with forest trees, and the trees are lush and dark, and the sun does not show" in Guozigou. The Ringo mentioned here is the wild apple. Guozigou is a natural treasure house endowed by nature. It is not only dotted with vast fruit trees, but also rich in medicinal resources. Hares, foxes, and wolves often appear in the dense mountain forests. The mountain flowers are blooming, bees and butterflies are flying, and pines and birches are luxuriant. It is so beautiful.

4. Suddenly fell into the paradise on earth | Kalajun

Xinjiang Ili Kalajun Prairie is a typical mountain meadow type grassland, with gentle undulating terrain and wide vision. The best season for flowers blooming in Kalajun Prairie is from May to September, with lush green grass, abundant rain and sufficient sunshine in midsummer. Various wild flowers bloom like stars all over the mountains and fields of Ili Kalajun Prairie. Ditches and patches of green and high primitive clouds are intertwined among the flower grasslands. The setting sun and clouds after the rain make you feel that "the mountains and rivers are extraordinarily enchanting". The mountains are undulating and covered with dense snow-covered spruce trees, which are vast and vast. The top of the Kalajun Prairie in Ili, Xinjiang is a high platform landform that slopes to the south as a whole, like a suspended pasture, like entering a fairyland on earth...

5. Tianshan Pure Land︱Qiongkush Terrace

< p> Qiongkushtai is crisscrossed with ravines and has a masculine beauty in the grassland. Countless ravines are cut vertically on the platform, and the peaceful grassland is outlined like waves in the sea. Here you can see the blue sky, white clouds, and below the white clouds are silver snow-capped mountains, dark green fir forests, light blue grasslands and a sea of ??colorful flowers. Several colors have distinct layers and harmonious tones, forming a natural picture. Walking into Qiongkushtai Village, surrounded by mountains and dense forests, you will find yourself in a fairyland. Here adjacent to the Kurdai River, because the river valley is wide and there is a lot of rain in summer, the entire village is mild and humid. In the morning, you can get close to nature with the morning light. In the afternoon, you can drink a cup of tea with the herdsmen and experience the original ecological life. At sunset, you can sit quietly in front of the wooden house and accept the gifts of nature. At night, you can also lie on the grass and watch the beautiful starry sky that will never be seen in the city... …

6. The land of fairyland in Xinjiang︱Zhaosu (Xiate Ancient Road)

Xiata is the audio version of the Mongolian "Shatu Aman", which means "stairs" , here is the second highest peak of the Tianshan Mountains - Tengger Peak. In ancient times, it was the summer capital of the Wusun Kingdom and a transportation station from Yili to Aksu. More than 1,300 years ago, Xuanzang of the Tang Dynasty passed here to go to India to learn Buddhist scriptures, thus making the connection The ancient road is famous all over the world. Chateau Gorge is shaped like a corridor, with walls on both sides forming a barrier. Traveling along this natural corridor, you will see bees flying, butterflies dancing, deer running and eagles soaring, and the scenery is dazzling. The Xiata River cascades out of the mountains and cuts through the flat grassland. It is sometimes slow and sometimes fast, with rolling waves, and it turns milky white waves all year round. On the endless grassland, green grass is woven, horses are galloping, cattle and sheep are everywhere; wild flowers are everywhere, bees are flying and butterflies are dancing, and there are colorful spots. Xiata Canyon is like a pure land left in the world by heaven, uncontested in a corner that is gradually forgotten by the crowd and the world.

7. A little-known world natural heritage in Xinjiang︱Kurdening

The Kurdening Scenic Area is the most densely forested place in the Tianshan Mountains. It has a unit volume of timber that is rare in the world. Spruce forest resources, complete primitive forest types and vegetation are the most typical representatives of the entire Tianshan forest ecosystem. As early as 1984, it was designated as the Xinjiang Snow Ridge Spruce Nature Reserve, and in April 2000, it was designated as the Xinjiang Snow Ridge Spruce Nature Reserve. The Tianshan National Nature Reserve contains more than 1,000 species of higher plants, 146 species of terrestrial vertebrates, and 196 species of insects, including more than 30 species of nationally protected animals. Gene Bank".

8. The most beautiful wetland in China︱Bayinbulak

The mountains surrounding the Bayinbulak Grassland Tourist Scenic Area are all above 3,000 meters above sea level. They are typical alpine grassland pastures and alpine meadows. Pastures, alpine swamp pastures and mountain meadow pastures. The vast grassland covers the entire land like a huge green carpet. The grassland scenic area is rich in water and grass, and is dotted with rivers and lakes. The grassland is surrounded by mountains, with rolling hills and vast meadows alternating. The scenery is very beautiful. The Bayinbulak Grassland Scenic Area in Xinjiang has the famous Bayinbulak Swan Lake and the Nine Winds and Eighteen Bends. The scenery is stunning and it is also a favorite photography destination for photographers.

Swan Lake Scenic Area is a famous scenic spot in Bayinbuluke. It is a quiet lake in the middle of green grassland. From June to September every year, many whooper swans come here to breed and rest, and the scene is quiet and peaceful. This is also the best season to photograph whooper swans in the Bayinbulak Swan Lake Scenic Area in Xinjiang. You may not see them in other seasons. There are 13 large and small springs, 7 lakes, and 20 rivers in the grassland scenic area. The Kaidu River winding in the Bayinbulak Grassland Scenic Area in Xinjiang is known as the "nine bends and eighteen bends". Here you can enjoy the most magnificent sunsets, sunsets and sunsets in the world.

5. Language Issues

In the big cities in Xinjiang, communicating in Chinese is basically no problem, but in individual ethnic minority autonomous prefectures in northern Xinjiang, you may encounter language barriers. . When meeting ethnic minorities, try to speak Chinese as slowly as possible. If the other party still doesn't understand, try to ask the children, because now Xinjiang basically has bilingual education, and many children can speak Chinese.

6. Things to note when traveling:

1. Weather: As the saying goes, "Wear a cotton-padded jacket in the morning, wear a gauze in the afternoon, and eat watermelon around the stove."

" It's cold, so wear breathable and warm clothes. Also, try to wear loose, cotton pants. If you want to ride a horse, don't wear sandals barefoot. The stirrups will wear you out soon.

3. Sun protection and heatstroke prevention: Some areas in Xinjiang have high altitudes and strong ultraviolet radiation, so please bring sun protection items (such as high-quality sunscreen, sunglasses), preferably long sleeves and long pants. Otherwise, you will definitely lose a layer of skin at the end of the day. In addition, the highest temperature in Turpan in summer can reach over 40 degrees, so you should be equipped with heat-clearing and heatstroke-preventing medicines or granules;

4. Transportation: Xinjiang’s straight roads are easy to access. You are also prone to speeding due to visual fatigue; the roads in places such as Tianshan Daban are very steep and in poor condition, so drive carefully; and most of Xinjiang is a pastoral area, and there are often cattle, sheep and other livestock on the roads. It is dangerous to hit the livestock by driving. Compensation and apology. Friends who are traveling by car, please pay attention to safety! In addition, the journey may take a long time, so travelers who suffer from motion sickness need to pay attention. 5. Rent a car: It is best to rent more than one car. Those who know how to drive, because Xinjiang has a vast territory and it is normal for each scenic area to be five to six hundred kilometers apart, it will be very tiring for one person to drive. At the same time, because there are relatively few expressway vehicles in Xinjiang, many people will speed, so be sure to pay attention to safety.

6. Shopping: Everything sold in Xinjiang is based on kilograms. If you ask how much a kilogram is, you will be ripped off. Even if the other person says how much a kilogram is, it means how much a kilogram is. Don’t get it wrong. Pay twice as much as you want. In addition, try to be friendly in areas where ethnic minorities gather. If you are not sure what you want, don’t bargain casually, otherwise you may trigger local minorities. Ethnic businessmen are dissatisfied. Some ethnic groups have some taboos, which must be understood and respected;

7. Accommodation: Generally speaking, except for a few cities such as Urumqi and Karamay, Xinjiang has modern hotels. The accommodation conditions are relatively simple and expensive. Many places do not have air conditioning, and some places do not even have showers and independent toilets. We must have these basic understandings before going there. Although the conditions are simple, we must stay in folk houses with ethnic characteristics. From another perspective, it is also a different experience. Of course, some scenic spots also have luxuriously decorated modern hotels. Accommodation is not very convenient in sparsely populated remote areas. Some places that are rarely visited by tourists not only have no hotels or guest houses, but also no residents. , only if you have your own car and other means of transportation and bring your own tent.

8. Banks: There are many banks of various types in the capital of each state, such as Bank of China, China Construction Bank, Agricultural Bank of China, etc. However, there are very few banks in counties and townships, so you need to prepare a certain amount of cash. You can pay with WeChat or Alipay in most places, but this may not be the case in some remote places with poor signal, so please prepare enough cash. cash, and keep it in separate portions to reduce the risk of loss.

9. Time difference: There is a two-hour time difference between Xinjiang and the mainland. The commuting hours of most service agencies and government departments are different from those in the Mainland. The starting time in the morning is usually 10 or 11 o'clock, and the lunch break is longer, usually starting after 15:00. In addition, although the passenger terminals are based on Beijing time, local ethnic minority drivers are accustomed to speaking Xinjiang time, so they should pay special attention to confirm the time when chartering or taking a bus.

10. Acclimatization: The water in Xinjiang is alkaline and relatively hard, so people who are not used to it will suffer from constipation after drinking it. People in the east are prone to diarrhea if they eat various mutton and dairy products from Xinjiang, and there are also disadvantages if they are too fresh.

11. Security inspection: Xinjiang’s security inspection is very strict (and there may be repeated or multiple security inspections midway). At the airport, you need to empty your pockets and take off your shoes, and then scan the soles of your feet. There is a second security check at the boarding channel; transportation hubs such as train stations and bus stations generally have to go through 3-4 security checks, so no matter Whether by plane, train, or car, go at least an hour in advance.

12. Due to the dry climate in Xinjiang, we are reminded not to wear contact lenses. Especially in some areas, the accommodation conditions are not good, and washing and other things are not convenient. If you need to bring them, bring a few extra pairs.

13. Borders: There are many military restricted areas, national borders and other places in Xinjiang where it is prohibited to visit or take photos. You must remember this clearly, otherwise you will cause unnecessary trouble; go to Baihaba, For places such as Horgos and Khunjerab, you must apply for a border pass at the armed police border brigade in Burqin County, Huocheng County and Taxkorgan County. You can also apply for it in advance at the police station where your household registration is located. Otherwise, you have to go to the local area to apply for it. You may have to queue for a long time.

14. Insurance: Accidents and illnesses may occur at any time during the trip, especially when you go to special areas to carry out special activities, such as mountain climbing, desert crossing, ancient trail hiking, etc. Even if you are physically strong and have good skills, Be quick and it is best to have relevant insurance before traveling.

15. If you have the opportunity, it is recommended to ride a horse.

7. Food

Noodles

Mixed noodles are commonly known as pulled strips in Xinjiang. The people in Xinjiang do not need to roll them out, but rather pull them directly by hand. It is made by adding various vegetables and beef and mutton and eating it together. It has a fragrant taste. It is a popular pasta popular among people of all ethnic groups in Xinjiang.

Mutton skewers

Mutton skewers are indispensable when visiting Xinjiang. One skewer of mutton here can rival five skewers in Guangzhou, and the portion is very generous.

Large Pan Chicken

Xinjiang’s Large Pan Chicken has experienced more than ten years of development and change, and is now spread all over the country. Cooked with belt noodles, the Xinjiang chicken is very colorful, with spicy chicken and juicy soft potatoes. When you bite into it, the sauce stimulates your taste buds and makes your tongue dance.

Nang

Nang is the staple food of the Uyghur people, so no matter where you go, you can eat crispy and delicious Nang. It is recommended to pair it with milk tea for a better taste.

Baked buns

Freshly baked buns are very tempting. The mutton and onions are mixed with the natural pepper flavor, and when you take a bite, the skin is thin and the meat is juicy, leaving you with endless aftertaste.

Hand-picked rice

One of the traditional staple foods of the Uyghur people, the taste is divided into sweet and salty. Hand-picked rice is shiny and delicious. Pilaf must be eaten by hand. It will taste better if you add some light pickles when eating it. After eating, you can drink brick tea to relieve yourself from the oily and watery rice.

Price reference

1. Large plate of chicken (depending on the number of people, at least three people can finish the middle plate. At the end of the meal, it is better to add some belt noodles mixed with juice to eat) ￥ 70-150 yuan per skewer

2. Grilled mutton skewers (remember, mutton in Xinjiang is not mutton-free!) ￥3-10 yuan/skewer

3. Grilled buns ( (stuffed with mutton), thin-skinned buns ￥3-5 yuan/piece

4. Nang (necessary dry food for long journeys) ￥5 yuan or less

5. Roast whole lamb 160 per kilogram Left and right

6. Hand-cooked rice (with mutton) starting at RMB 20-25

7. Fried pork noodles (highly recommended! The best noodles!) Starting from ￥20-25 yuan

8. Cut cake (actually it feels like a very sweet Saqima)

9. Yili’s handmade ice cream (only a few yuan but I think it is similar to Comparable to Haagen-Dazs, highly recommended! ) ￥3-8 yuan

10. Kavas/Kvass from Yili (kvas goes better with mutton skewers~) ￥4-8 yuan/cup

11. Yogurt, yogurt pimples (so sour that you’ll lose your teeth, it’s best to add some sugar)

12. Naren

13. Burqin’s grilled pike Starting at ￥25 yuan

14. Cold fish from the Altay region (personally, steamed is better) Starting at ￥25 yuan

15. Canned noodles

16. Ghee

17. Oil tarts and oil cakes

18. Noodle soup ￥10-20 yuan

19. Jelly (the best in Ili) ￥5- 10 yuan

20. Milk, horse milk (the bargain price is about 20-30 per kilogram), camel milk

21. Blood sausage (the best in Ili)

22. Fish stew (the best in Ili)

23. Pulled strips

24. Haggis

25. Soup and rice ￥15 yuan Getting started

26. Rice intestines, noodles and haggis

27. Wusu beer (easier to hit the brain than mainland beer, goes well with barbecue!)

28. Sazi

29. Cold noodles (also called yellow noodles) and noodles starting at RMB 15

30. Yili horse intestine meat and smoked horse meat

31. Bean noodles

32. Milk tea (very unique)

☆Note:

① People with lactose intolerance must not Easily try any milk originating in Xinjiang, including yogurt! Otherwise, you will have vomiting and diarrhea all day long! The yogurt with a trademark in the store is produced in a factory and is safe to eat.

②Don’t waste food. Guests should not compete with the host for work, especially for filling the teapot. Do not throw water on your hands before eating. It is considered unlucky to wash your hands with water. Please wipe or hang them dry.

③ Because mare’s milk has been fermented, alcohol will be produced. It is best for drivers to drink after driving (even if you drink too much Kavas, you will be a little drunk). But remember, mare’s milk usually has a short shelf life, so drink it as soon as possible.

8. Fruits and dried fruits (by kilogram)

In Xinjiang, there is a well-known jingle: Turpan’s grapes and Hami’s melons, Korla’s fragrant pears are praised by everyone, Yecheng’s The top of the pomegranate is croaking. This is a well-known hometown of fruits and vegetables, with fresh and dried fruits on the market all year round.

1. Walnuts and figs from Hotan Cele

2. Grapes and raisins from Turpan (grapes only ripen in mid-August)

3. Kashgar Shache of almonds

4. Mulberries in southern Xinjiang

5. “Rock candy heart” apples in Aksu region

6. Watermelon (Kucha watermelon costs 50 cents) One kilogram)

7. Hami melon from Hami

8. Pomegranate from Yecheng

9. Fragrant pear from Korla (ripened in October)

10. Red dates from Aksu and Hotan

11. Small white apricots from Kuqa

9. Shopping guide

In Xinjiang, people often go to meetings Shopping in Grand Bazaar, Grand Bazaar means big market. If you want to shop in Xinjiang, grand bazaars and farmers’ markets in various places are good choices.

Special products:

1. Dried fruits

2. Flower hats

3. Carpets

4. Hotan jade (Hetian is the best to buy, you need to have certain identification skills)

5. Lavender products (essential oil, facial mask, sachet, etc.)

6. Musical instruments (tamboura, drum, etc.) Dutar, etc.)

7. Adelai silk

8. Hami paper-cut

9. Ottoman eyebrow pencil

10 , Xinjiang earthenware

11. Various types of jewelry

Tips:

There is a duty-free shop on the China-Kazakhstan border at Horgos Port for those who like to shop. Missed out, there are goods from various countries in Central Asia and Europe. For women who like to buy cosmetics, this is your paradise.

Let’s tell it next time

Our journey to Xinjiang