
Kashgar Old City
5A-rated national scenic area preserving rich Uyghur traditional architecture and cultural ambiance.
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5A-rated national scenic area preserving rich Uyghur traditional architecture and cultural ambiance.

Karez, an underground irrigation system unique to Turpan, is one of the three great ancient Chinese engineering projects alongside the Great Wall and the Grand Canal.

Located in Yuli County, showcasing the unique desert lifestyle and folk culture of the Lop people.

Tashkurgan River Valley Wetland, lush with grass and water, is an ideal spot for viewing the scenery of the Pamir Plateau.

Yarkant Khan's Mausoleum: A testament to the rich history and brilliant culture of southern Xinjiang.

A red sandstone canyon in the Tianshan Mountains, known for its unique and spectacular landforms, is called a "living museum of geological evolution."

The heroic route connecting northern and southern Xinjiang, crossing the Tianshan Mountains to experience all four seasons in a single day.

Located in Taxkorgan, an important historical relay station on the ancient Silk Road.

Home to the world's largest virgin populus euphratica forest, turning a brilliant golden hue in autumn for a spectacular sight.

Famous attraction in Turpan, the必经passage for Tang Monk and his disciples in "Journey to the West", with extremely high ground surface temperatures in summer.

China-Pakistan border crossing, at an elevation of 4733 meters, is one of the world's highest-altitude land ports.

Located in Kuqa, this valley features reddish-brown mountains with winding peaks and turns, creating a mysterious landscape.

China's third-largest desert, connected to an oasis; experience desert exploration and sandboarding fun.

A scenic spot showcasing Kuqa's traditional naan-baking culture, where visitors can experience making Xinjiang-style naan bread.

Alpine lake on the Pamir Plateau, with Mount Muztagh reflected in its waters—breathtaking scenery.

A secluded lake deep in the Pamir Plateau, its waters shimmering in dreamlike shades of blue.

A high-altitude lake on the Pamir Plateau, with crystal-clear turquoise waters surrounded by snow-capped mountains.

A dormant volcanic field on the Pamir Plateau with 13 craters, known as the "Eye of the Pamirs."

Located in Simahana Village, Wuchaa County, Kashgar Prefecture, at China's westernmost point. Visit the Westernmost Point Monument for a photo opportunity.

Located in Kuqa, this majestic canyon landscape was formed over hundreds of millions of years by wind and water erosion of red sandstone.

Alpine lakes along the southern section of the Duku Highway shimmer like emeralds set deep within the Tianshan Mountains, surrounded by snow-capped peaks.

The alpine wetlands of the Pamir Plateau, lush with water and grass, serve as a vital stopover for migratory birds.

Cross the N39 latitude line through the Taklamakan Desert for an ultimate desert expedition and stargazing camping experience.

At an altitude of 7546 meters, the Muztagh Ata Glacier—known as the "Father of Ice Mountains"—allows you to touch its万年 glaciers up close.

A narrow strip along the China-Afghanistan border, a vital corridor of the ancient Silk Road, boasting majestic and desolate scenery.

The viral highway on the Pamir Plateau features over 600 curves, winding like a giant dragon when viewed from the summit.

Experience the traditional lifestyle of the Tajik people, savor local delicacies, watch eagle dance performances, and immerse yourself in the unique culture of this plateau ethnic group.

Father of Glaciers, an iconic snow-capped mountain on the Pamir Plateau at 7546 meters elevation, permanently covered in snow.

Traditional craft village, birthplace of Yengisar knives. Witness the intangible cultural heritage knife-making craftsmanship in action.

Xuanzang's Journey to the West transforms into a breathtaking spring sanctuary when apricot blossoms bloom in full glory, showcasing magnificent scenery along the route.

China's earliest cave complex, the representative of Kucha culture, with extremely high mural art value.

The Kuqa Prince's Mansion from the Qing Dynasty, blending Central Plains and Islamic architectural styles, showcases the history and culture of Qiuci.

Ancient ruins of the Kingdom of Kroran, a key node on the Silk Road. Excavated artifacts reveal the ancient civilization of the Western Regions.

China's largest inland freshwater lake, featuring a vast expanse of water like the sea, surrounded by unique reed marshes and sandy beaches.

Alpine lake with clear reflections of Muztagh Ata, its waters shifting hues with the weather.

Home to the thousand-year-old walnut trees in Hotan, where ancient giants tower over the land, showcasing the region's profound agricultural heritage.

Birthplace of the Uyghur Muqam Art, showcasing intangible cultural heritage such as the Twelve Muqams.

The influencer-famous highway features over 600 S-curves, resembling a giant dragon coiled among the mountains when viewed from above.

A critical pass on the ancient Silk Road, strategically located and historically a fiercely contested stronghold.

Hetian Jade Sourcing Site: Experience the thrill of jade treasure hunting. The riverbed is scattered with raw seed jade stones.
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