Xinjiang Tourism Consultation: 0991-8585456 (same number)
You won’t understand how vast China is until you’ve been to Xinjiang. Xinjiang occupies one-sixth of the country’s land area, with tourist attractions mainly concentrated in the Altay Mountains of Northern Xinjiang, the Ili River Valley in Central Tianshan, and the Pamir Plateau and Taklamakan Desert Loop in Southern Xinjiang.
So, what are the best months to visit Xinjiang?
In March, Xinjiang is a picture of snow-covered beauty. The ice on Tian Chi has not yet thawed, so skating, skiing, and driving snowmobiles on it are still very enjoyable. In April, spring has gradually intensified in Xinjiang. The Ili Grasslands, dormant all winter, are slowly recovering, but to see lush grasslands, you have to wait another month. Winter in Xinjiang is too long, and it’s not until the end of April or early May that you can go up there.
Visiting Kashgar at this time is a good choice. Lake Karakul under the ‘Father of Glaciers’ is very suitable to visit during this season.
May in Xinjiang is truly spring. Tian Chi, Nanshan Pasture, Turpan, Jiangbulake are all covered with lush green grass and breathtaking scenery, especially the apricot blossoms in Ili, blooming beautifully like a hidden paradise. The benefit of visiting Xinjiang at this time is that prices are also relatively affordable.
In June, there’s a lot to see in Xinjiang. The Ili Grasslands, Kanas, Bayanbulak, with eyes full of green and wildflowers, filling one’s heart with hope and imagination.
In mid-June, Sayram Lake is breathtakingly beautiful: the azure lake water set off by the tender yellow wildflowers covering the mountains, with distant snow-capped mountains seemingly within reach, creating a harmonious and beautiful natural scene.
July, August, and September in Xinjiang are the ‘traditional’ tourist seasons. Everywhere, fruits are fragrant, with grapes, Hami melons, and all kinds of fruits available.
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The only thing to note is that you’d better book your trip with us in advance, so you won’t be left without accommodation at this time.
In October and November, there’s one place in Xinjiang that everyone rushes to, and that’s Kanas! The fairy tale world of autumn visits this magical border area every year at this time.
If you’ve been longing to visit this place, and if you’re a photography enthusiast, then seize the moment. If you’re not the type to enjoy crowds, you can visit Southern Xinjiang during this time. The Wensu Grand Canyon, Kashgar’s exotic charm, the Pamir Plateau, the Taklamakan Desert, the Tarim River Poplar Forest… they will all bring you another kind of visual impact and awe.
In January and February, Xinjiang’s icy and snowy charm begins again. Do you like ice and snow? Do you love that pure white fairy tale world? Then come on over! Under the warm winter sun, experience the excitement of various snow activities and the beautiful, romantic fairy tale-like scenery. It’s really great!
No matter when you come to Xinjiang, we are here to warmly welcome you!
Consultation Hotline: 0991-8585456 1813962-2229 (WeChat ID same as phone number)