Xinjiang Silk Road Adventure: Kashgar to Urumqi Tour

Embark on a lifetime journey through Xinjiang’s Silk Road, crossing the Taklimakan Desert and Karakoram Highway. Discover historical ruins and breathtaking landscapes.

Duration: 11 days
Cancellation: 24 hours
Highlights

Kashgar City Cultural Walking Tour

Kashgar - Often hailed as “the best-preserved example of a traditional Silk Road city in Central Asia,” Kashgar is evolving with modern developments. As a cultural hub in China, it stands out as a prime Silk Road destination. Today, we’ll embark on a full-day excursion in Kashgar, visiting the Sunday Livestock…

What's Included
  • Necessary permits for foreigners to travel on the Karakoram Highway to Tashkorgan
  • Sleeper train ticket from Kuqa to Turpan
  • Knowledgeable tour guide in different languages for the whole trip
  • In-vehicle air conditioning
  • Breakfast
  • All entrance fees to attractions and historical sites mentioned in the itinerary
  • Airport and train station pick-up…
What's Not Included
  • personal expenses
  • costs of luches and dinners
  • air ticket cost to arrive to Kashgar and depart from Urumqi
  • Tips
Additional Information

This tour begins in Kashgar and ends in Urumqi, allowing you to experience all the must-see places in Xinjiang by visiting top Silk Road destinations along both the southern and northern routes. You’ll drive across the Taklimakan Desert, the second-largest shifting desert in the world, and also traverse the adventurous Karakoram Highway, which extends…

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Tomaszd442
Sep 9, 2024
Great travle agency! - Really recommed this firm. We are satisfied with our trip and services provided to us. Beautifull places, friendly people and gread food.
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Allen
Apr 27, 2020
Open Market - The open market in Kashgar was one of the most fascinating place on Earth, The local would bring their livestock to town in their trucks, sell one horse carriage like new cars, sell their butchered meats on the sidewalks, young boys making spindles by the hundreds in a space of a 12 by12 store on main street. The men wore dress slacks with wore dress shirts while the women wore elegant traditional dress, while the children laugh and smile at you.
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