7 DAYS NORTH XINJIANG PRIVATE TOUR
7 DAYS NORTH XINJIANG PRIVATE TOUR
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Hongshan Park, located in the heart of Urumqi, is a national 4A-level scenic spot famous for its crimson-red mountain. It blends natural beauty with cultural heritage, featuring the iconic Hongshan Tower, offering panoramic city views—a must-visit landmark of Urumqi. 
Xinjiang Ethnic Street, located in the heart of Urumqi, is a vibrant cultural hub showcasing the traditions of Uyghur, Kazakh, and other ethnic groups. Visitors can explore handicrafts, savor local cuisine, and enjoy folk performances, making it a perfect spot to experience Xinjiang's diverse culture. 
International Grand Bazaar in Urumqi is one of the world's largest bazaars, showcasing Xinjiang's finest goods—from handwoven carpets and silk to dried fruits and spices. Its vibrant Islamic architecture and bustling atmosphere offer a true Silk Road experience.
Hetian Second Street is Urumqi's most vibrant food alley, where the aroma of freshly baked samsa, pilaf, and spicy chicken fills the air. Uyghur vendors cheerfully serve authentic street food from dawn till dusk, making it a paradise for food lovers. 
S21 Desert Highway stretches 300 kilometers through the heart of Xinjiang's Gurbantünggüt Desert. This epic route offers endless golden dunes, rugged landscapes, and wild camel sightings—an unforgettable road trip through one of China's most awe-inspiring deserts. 
Ulungur Lake, known as the "Desert Pearl" of northern Xinjiang, boasts vast waters merging with the sky. A paradise for migratory birds, it offers reed-lined shores in summer and spectacular ice-fishing culture in winter—a photographer’s dream destination.
Beitun City, a quiet border town in northern Xinjiang, is blessed with the majestic Irtysh River and Ulungur Lake. As the gateway to Kanas, it blends military reclamation history with Kazakh culture—a hidden gem of North Xinjiang’s charm. 
Altay City, the northernmost gem of Xinjiang, is known as the "Land of Golden Mountains and Silver Rivers." With Kanas Lake’s turquoise waters, Hemu Village’s misty valleys, and Kazakh nomadic culture, it captures the essence of North Xinjiang’s beauty.
The Ahe Highway, stretching 208 km from Altay City to Hemu Village, winds through mountains, forests, grasslands, and wetlands. Known as "Xinjiang's Most Beautiful Road," it offers breathtaking views year-round, perfect for a scenic road trip! 
Hemu Village, nestled in Altay, Xinjiang, is a fairy-tale settlement of the Tuva people. With golden forests in autumn and snow-covered log cabins in winter, it’s a photographer’s paradise and a perfect escape into pristine nature! 
Kanas, a hidden paradise in northern Xinjiang, blends alpine lakes, snow-capped peaks, virgin forests, and grasslands. From the enigmatic Kanas Lake to Tuvan villages and fiery autumn birch forests, it’s hailed as the "Garden of the Gods"—every step unveils a fairy-tale scene. 
Jiadengyu, the gateway to the Kanas scenic area, is known as the "Entrance to the Garden of the Gods." With vast alpine meadows, crystal-clear streams, and grazing livestock, it's a paradise for hikers and photographers, whether blanketed in summer wildflowers or winter snow. 
Kanas, a hidden paradise in northern Xinjiang, blends alpine lakes, snow-capped peaks, virgin forests, and grasslands. From the enigmatic Kanas Lake to Tuvan villages and fiery autumn birch forests, it’s hailed as the "Garden of the Gods"—every step unveils a fairy-tale scene. 
Burqin, a fairytale border town in northern Xinjiang, bridges the wonders of Kanas and Colorful Beach. Nestled along the Irtysh River, its blend of Russian-style cabins and Kazakh yurts, plus night markets grilling local fish, makes it a gateway to North Xinjiang’s secrets. 
Devil's City, located in Xinjiang, is one of China's most stunning Yardang landforms. Wind-eroded rocks resemble ancient ruins, and eerie sounds echo during storms, making it a mesmerizing natural wonder. 
Huyanghe City, nestled at the foot of the Tianshan Mountains, is famed for its golden poplar forests in autumn. Blending military reclamation culture with stunning landscapes, it’s a gateway to Silk Road adventures。 
Kuitun City, a key transport hub in northern Xinjiang, is known as the "Golden Triangle" for its economic vitality. Blending modernity with Silk Road heritage, it’s the gateway to the stunning Kuitun River Canyon and beyond. 
Anjihai Grand Canyon, nestled at the foot of the Tianshan Mountains, is famed for its striking red rock formations and dramatic cliffs. The rugged landscape, carved by rivers, offers a paradise for photographers and adventurers. 
S101 Hundred-Mile Danxia is Xinjiang's most spectacular Danxia landscape, where fiery red mountains stretch for miles like a "Tianshan Geographic Gallery". A self-drive route offers breathtaking views of colorful rock formations and vast grasslands.
