Choosing to travel to Ningxia or Xinjiang mainly depends on one’s personal travel preferences and desired experiences.?
Ningxia, known as the ‘Southern Region North of the Great Wall’, possesses unique natural scenery and rich historical culture. Here, there is the boundless desert scenery of the northwest, such as the vast Tengger Desert, as well as picturesque landscapes of the Southern Region North of the Great Wall, like the fertile Yinchuan Plain stretching for thousands of miles. The Yellow River flows through the territory, bringing abundant water resources and fertile land to Ningxia, and also nurturing a unique Yellow River culture. In addition, Ningxia has numerous historical sites, such as the Shuidonggou Paleolithic Cultural Site, which tells historical stories passed down through the ages.?
In Ningxia, you can experience a unique flavor different from other places, whether it’s natural or cultural landscapes, both are enchanting and make people reluctant to leave.?
Xinjiang, on the other hand, is a province with numerous attractions, abundant delicacies, and is full of mystique and charm. The Ili Flower Sea, Kanas Lake, and Duku Highway in Xinjiang are breathtaking scenic spots, each one captivating the imagination. Meanwhile, the cuisine of Xinjiang is also superb, from roast whole sheep to hand-grabbed rice, to various specialty snacks, each bite brings a sense of full happiness. In addition, Xinjiang also has a unique ethnic culture, such as Uyghur dance and music, all of which enchant people.?
In Xinjiang, you can feel the wonders of nature and the wisdom and creativity of humanity.?
If you prefer to experience unique natural scenery and historical culture, Ningxia may be a good choice. And if you are more interested in food and ethnic culture, Xinjiang is a place not to be missed. Of course, if your time and financial conditions permit, you can also consider including both places in your travel plan to experience more diverse customs and cultures.?