China's remote northwest is mysterious. These 8 days will allow you to explore Xingjiang and unlock its mysteries.
China's remote northwest is mysterious. These 8 days will allow you to explore Xingjiang and unlock its mysteries.
Pick up from Urumqi airport by your guide and driver, then transfer to your hotel in Urumqi.
Boat for Cruise on the Heavenly Lake (40 minutes): Explore the lake in an enjoyable way.
Erdaoqiao Market: This bustling market is filled with carpets, knives, crafts, clothing, and fruit. The old streets here are worth visiting and the specialty here is yugur traditional.
Heavenly Lake: This beautiful blue water mountain lake is surrounded by snow-covered peaks, high meadows, and forested hills.
Jiamu Restaurant: Enjoy traditional Uygur cuisine and live performances at this beautiful restaurant.
The Xinjiang Museum: Explore the extensive collection of paintings, wooden articles, ceramics, coins, stone steles, and silver artifacts. The biggest attraction here is the 4,000-year-old preserved corpses from the Silk Road.
Souvenir Shop of the Great Hall of the People: This is a great place to find jade sculptures, Xinjiang Hetian jade, jewelry, and woven rugs.
Astana Tombs: Located in the mysterious Gobi Desert, the ancient tombs have thousands of historical relics like ancient coins, wool, silk, cotton, silverware, goldware, ironware, bronze, wood, pottery, stone, earthen figurines, paintings, inscriptions, and mummies.
Tuyoq Village and Tuyugou Canyon: Explore the majestic landscapes in this beautiful canyon. Tuyoq is a beautiful traditional village with old mudbrick houses, shady trees, irrigation channels, narrow streets, orchards, and vineyards.
Suleiman Minaret: This is Xinjiang’s largest ancient tower and the only Islamic minaret in China.
Local vineyard visit: Visit a vineyard run by a local family to learn more about their lifestyle.
Lunch will consist of local Uygur dishes.
The Karez Wells: Visit one of China’s three impressive ancient projects. The wells are connected by underground channels that are still functioning and well-maintained today. There is also a museum here on the construction and history of the wells.
The Ruins of the Ancient City of Jiaohe: Built by the Cheshi people during the Han and Qin dynasties, this is one of the oldest and biggest ancient cities in the world.
Lake Karakuli (2 hours): Located at the foot of Muztagata Mountains, this is a beautiful glacial lake with beautiful colored water and is famous for its natural scenery.
Id Kah Mosque: Visit China’s busiest and largest mosque from the 15th century. Stroll through the courtyards and observe the locals as they pray. The Main Hall has beautiful rugs, carvings, and traditional pillars.
Bazaar: This highly popular market attracts merchants and locals from Kirghizstan, Pakistan, and Xinjiang. The offerings here include souvenirs, locally made goods, scarves, carpets, rugs, textiles, leather, shoes, clothes, and dried fruit.
Zhiren Street: This old street offers a huge range of handmade goods, ranging from unique musical instruments to cookware. Marvel at jewelry, woodwork, porcelain, metal, and copper items made by hand.
Lunch at a local restaurant serving Muslim food.
Our guide will transfer you to the airport for your departure flight.
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