7 DAYS SOUTH XINJIANG PRIVATE TOUR
7 DAYS SOUTH XINJIANG PRIVATE TOUR
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Kashgar Old Town, a timeless gem in Xinjiang, offers a vibrant blend of Uyghur culture and Islamic architecture. Stroll through its ancient alleys and immerse yourself in the Silk Road's rich history.
Bai Sha Lake, nestled in the Pamir Plateau of Xinjiang, boasts crystal-clear blue waters contrasting with the surrounding white sand dunes. A paradise for photographers, its pristine beauty is unforgettable.
Muztagh Ata Glacier Park, a jewel of the Pamir Plateau, features breathtaking glaciers and snow-capped peaks. Hike or horseback ride to witness the grandeur of the "Father of Ice Mountains."
Tahman Wetland, an ecological treasure on the Pamir Plateau, boasts lush grasslands and diverse birdlife. Stroll through this serene oasis and immerse yourself in its untouched beauty.
The Stone City Ruins, an ancient site on the Pamir Plateau, was once a vital Silk Road outpost. Amidst its weathered walls, the echoes of history whisper tales of past glory and time's passage.
Golden Grass Beach, a golden marvel on the Pamir Plateau, dazzles in autumn with its radiant grasslands against snow-capped peaks and blue skies. A perfect spot for photography and relaxation, it’s nature’s generous gift.
The Tajik Folk Village, a cultural gem on the Pamir Plateau, showcases traditional stone houses and vibrant dances. Step into this community to experience the Tajik people’s simple life and ancient traditions.
The Panlong Ancient Road, a legendary route on the Pamir Plateau, twists like a dragon through mountains. With breathtaking snow peaks and valleys, driving or cycling here is an unforgettable "sky road" adventure.
Bandir Lake, a hidden gem on the Pamir Plateau, dazzles with its emerald-green waters framed by snow-capped peaks. A perfect escape to immerse yourself in untouched natural beauty.
The "Eye of the Pamir" is a mystical lake on the plateau, shaped like a pupil with ever-changing hues. Legend says it’s the earth’s eye, gazing through millennia at the endless sky.
Kashgar, a millennia-old city in Xinjiang, is a cultural crossroads on the Silk Road. Wander its ancient alleys to experience Uyghur traditions and Islamic architecture, each corner steeped in history.
The Central and West Asia Market in Kashgar is the heart of Xinjiang's Silk Road heritage. Lose yourself in its labyrinthine alleys, where spices, carpets, and handcrafted copperware create an exotic tapestry, echoing tales of ancient trade.
