Xinjiang

Xinjiang, an autonomous region in China, is famous for its vast deserts, stunning mountain ranges, and rich cultural diversity. It offers travellers the opportunity to explore ancient Silk Road cities such as Kashgar and Turpan, where the history of trade and cultural exchange is still alive in the architecture and local markets. The region is renowned for its delicious Uyghur cuisine, featuring flavourful dishes like lamb kebabs, hand-pulled noodles, and hearty pilaffs. Xinjiang’s unique traditions, such as vibrant music and dance, are deeply rooted in the customs of the Uyghur, Kazakh, and other ethnic groups. One of the region's highlights is the Tian Shan Mountain Range, where visitors can witness breath-taking landscapes, including the Karakol Lake and the Kumutak Glacier. Xinjiang is also home to the Taklamakan Desert, one of the largest deserts in the world, offering travellers an unforgettable adventure through its rolling sand dunes. Additionally, the region’s diverse mix of cultures, languages, and festivals provides a fascinating blend of East and West, making it a truly unique destination in China.