2020 Xinjiang travel guide, essential guide for Xinjiang
Xinjiang travel consultation hotline: (same) 0991-8585456
You say, Xinjiang is too far away, waiting all along…
But Xinjiang has over 100 air routes,
A "four vertical and four horizontal" railway network,
7 national highways,
Dozens of provincial highways,
Isn’t this enough to pave your way to Xinjiang?
You say, you’re not used to Xinjiang cuisine,
Waiting all along…
But have you ever heard anyone give a negative review of Xinjiang cuisine?
You say, Xinjiang dialect is hard to understand,
Waiting all along…
Yet Xinjiang is one of the provinces where Mandarin is spoken the best!
It has a vast territory and abundant resources.
Magnificent mountains, boundless deserts, and ancient ruins everywhere.
On this vast land, glaciers, snowy peaks, and the Gobi Desert coexist.
Such a wonderful place,
Not to come and see,
It would be a pity!~
Life cannot afford to wait!
The beautiful Xinjiang and its enthusiastic people here.
Welcome the arrival of guests from all over!
But when going to Xinjiang,
You need to know these precautions.
Travel Tips for Xinjiang
Xinjiang has a continental arid climate with large diurnal temperature variations. The climate differs significantly across different seasons and altitudes. In case of inclement weather, the temperature may fluctuate rapidly. It is important to adjust clothing accordingly. When traveling to Xinjiang, be prepared for both cold and heat protection. The temperature difference between day and night can reach 10 to 15 degrees Celsius. Generally speaking, bringing a jacket or sweater is necessary for summer travel.
Below are the travel tips for Xinjiang in summer.
Note 1: Xinjiang has a dry climate with strong winds and sandstorms. It is recommended to drink plenty of water and keep a lip balm handy.
Note 2: Be aware of the time difference: Xinjiang is geographically located in UTC+8, while Beijing is in UTC+6. There is a two-hour time difference between Xinjiang and mainland cities like Beijing. Tourism activities are usually arranged between 9:00 and 20:00.
Note 3: Xinjiang is known as the ‘Hometown of Fruits and Melons’. Eating fruits in Xinjiang is a great pleasure, but be sure not to drink hot tea after eating fruits to avoid diarrhea.
Note 4: Xinjiang is rich in produce. However, tourists should note that local passenger transportation, civil aviation, and railways have embargo regulations on Uyghur craft knives.
Note 5: Routes in Xinjiang are long, and attractions are scattered. Therefore, long car rides can cause fatigue. Please be prepared for hardships.
Note 6: The distances between attractions in Xinjiang are relatively long, and the car rides can be long and boring. It is best to prepare some snacks and plenty of water. You can also bring chess, cards, etc., for entertainment.
Note 8: Some areas in Xinjiang have high altitudes and strong ultraviolet radiation. For example, the highest temperature in Turpan in summer can reach over 40 degrees Celsius. So please bring sunscreen items and also prepare medications or instant drinks for heatstroke prevention.
Note 10: There are many scenic areas and attractions in Xinjiang, and many of them are along the way. Therefore, renting a car for self-guided travel is a good choice. It is free and flexible, saving time while allowing you to see more attractions.
Food in Xinjiang
Precautions: To fully enjoy traveling in Xinjiang, we must eat well. Therefore, eat to your heart’s content, eat well, and eat cleanly.
1. Be sure to taste the famous local foods, but don’t eat too much. Pay attention to your digestive ability.
2. Each place has its own flavorful snacks and specialty fruits. When eating, don’t forget to consider whether your body can adapt to the local climate.
Transportation in Xinjiang
Local characteristics: Travel in Xinjiang mainly relies on cars. Road conditions are not very good, with many mountain roads. Roads change with the weather, and different seasons will affect tourist attractions. Most tours are long-distance and require endurance. For longer distances, airplanes are the main mode of transportation.
Risk factors: floods, heavy rain, heavy snow, strong winds, mudslides, avalanches, and other weather conditions.
Precautions: When choosing a travel destination, be sure to consider whether you can easily enter and exit the area.
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Purchase round-trip tickets through this website in advance.
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Pay attention to safety when taking transportation. It is best to travel with a group.
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Get a local tourism map. It is best to travel with a group to avoid getting lost or encountering other problems.
Travel in Xinjiang
Local characteristics: scattered attractions, long distances, charming scenery, and a fairyland on earth.
Risk factors: quality of transportation, accuracy of weather forecasts, and road conditions.
Precautions: ‘Visiting’ is the core. Be sure to cooperate well with the tour guide to enjoy more fun and gain more knowledge.
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Before visiting attractions, read some relevant introductions. Combining reading with visiting will enhance the quality of your travel.
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Since transportation costs are the main expense, it is best to visit nearby attractions while at your destination.
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Don’t just travel, but also take the opportunity to investigate the local conditions related to your industry. You may gain inspiration and make your travel more meaningful.
2020 Xinjiang travel guide, essential guide for Xinjiang
Xinjiang travel consultation hotline: (same) 0991-8585456