As China's largest province and the western end of China's Silk Road, Xinjiang is the homeland of enthusiastic Uyghurs and several other minorities. Xinjiang offers diverse landscapes, a mix of cultures, fascinating music, joyful dance, and sweet fruits for you to discover and enjoy.

This is a recommended Xinjiang tour for first-time visitors. You will have the opportunity to enjoy the marvelous landscapes, learn about Xinjiang's history and its significance on the Silk Road, and interact with the locals.

Tour 'Wow' Points

Fall in Love with Heavenly Mountain and Heavenly Lake Colors

The blue lake, green grassland, dark green forest, and white peaks of Tianshan (the 'Heavenly Mountains') create a lovely landscape of picture-perfect Xinjiang.

Experience Exotic Charm in the Westernmost City of China

Experience the region's religion in Xinjiang's biggest mosque. Enjoy the beauty of Islamic architecture in a quiet atmosphere.

Enjoy a Xinjiang Afternoon Tea with Some Locals

Experience the typical social life of the town as you listen to folk music played by the Uyghur seniors.

Explore the Cultural Relics of the Silk Road

Wander around the peculiar ancient clifftop city of Jiaohe. Visit the oldest Uyghur village with a history of 1,700 years.

Be immersive with the finest Buddhist arts of Bezeklik Thousand Buddha Caves

Bezeklik Thousand Buddha Caves are famous for their brightly colored murals, which depict a wide variety of Buddhist subjects.

Catch a Glimpse of the Great Pamirs

Drive along the China-Pakistan Highway. View the impressive Baisha ('White Sand') Lake and Karakul ('Black Lake'). Snow-capped Muztag Ata and other very tall mountains look like a row of strong guards protecting this land.