Xinjiang’s all-for-one tourism covers rich natural landscapes and cultural characteristics, providing diverse travel experiences.?
Xinjiang’s all-for-one tourism encompasses numerous famous attractions and regions. For example, there are the Tianshan Grand Canyon, West/East Baiyanggou in Urumqi, the Ili River Scenic Area and Zisuliren Lavender Garden in the Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture, Kanas and Yekia Gorge in Altay, Sayram Lake and Muttal Desert in Bortala Mongol Autonomous Prefecture, as well as the World Ghost City in Karamay.?
. These attractions each have their own unique characteristics, providing tourists with magnificent natural scenery and rich cultural experiences.?
In addition, Xinjiang’s all-for-one tourism also focuses on seasonal travel experiences. For example, from March to April, one can admire the apricot blossoms in Tashkurgan County and the Apricot Blossom Valley in Nalati; in May, southern Xinjiang gradually enters summer while northern Xinjiang enters spring, allowing for the appreciation of flowers in Ili; from June to August, Xinjiang fully enters the peak tourism season, with scenic spots all over the region; in September, the main attractions are in Kanas and southern Xinjiang; in October, one can admire the birch forests in Kanas and the poplar forests in southern Xinjiang; while from November to February, one can experience the snowy landscapes of Hemu Snow Village, Kanas Snow Village, Kashgar in southern Xinjiang, and the Muztagh Glacier.?
In terms of policy promotion, Xinjiang has also actively issued a series of policy documents to promote the development of all-for-one tourism. For example, the cultural tourism industry has been included in the autonomous region’s "Top Ten Industrial Clusters," with a series of policy documents issued to promote it from a high level, strengthening the foundation of Xinjiang’s cultural and tourism industry. At the same time, the government has increased investment in cultural tourism infrastructure projects, promoting the construction of a number of key venues such as the Xinjiang Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum and the Xinjiang Archaeological Specimen Warehouse.?
Urumqi, as the capital of Xinjiang, also plays an important role in all-for-one tourism. By creating unique cultural tourism IPs such as "Urumqi Instant Travel" and launching diverse tourism activities and products, it has attracted more and more tourists to come and experience. These initiatives have not only enhanced Urumqi’s popularity and reputation but also injected new vitality into the development of all-for-one tourism in Xinjiang.?
In summary, Xinjiang’s all-for-one tourism has become the "poetry and distant place" in the hearts of many tourists due to its rich natural landscapes, cultural characteristics, and diverse travel experiences.?