Xinjiang offers a rich variety of tourism routes. Here are some of the latest recommended routes:?
Kanas Loop: 5-7 days, covering attractions such as Kanas, Hemu, Koktokay, and the Devil’s City, each a fairyland-like beauty.?
Ili Loop: 6-10 days, visiting the stunning scenery at the foot of the Tianshan Mountains, including Sayram Lake, Nalati, and Xiata, making people reluctant to leave.?
Kayi Loop: 11-13 days, combining the best of Kanas and Ili, showcasing the most enchanting natural scenery of North Xinjiang.?
North Xinjiang Grand Loop: 13-17 days, self-driving around North Xinjiang, experiencing the magnificent scenery of desert gobies, snowy mountains, and grasslands.?
This route covers almost all the highlights of North Xinjiang, from deserts to grasslands, from lakes to canyons, offering a complete experience.?
South Xinjiang Grand Loop: 13-17 days, traversing the Pamir Plateau, Kunlun Mountains, and Taklamakan Desert, experiencing the perfect fusion of cultural customs and natural landscapes.?
Furthermore, there are special routes like the Duku Highway, known as the ‘Backbone of the Tianshan Mountains’. With a total length of 561 kilometers, it boasts the fantastical scenery of ‘ten li with different skies, four seasons in one day’, attracting a large number of self-driving enthusiasts every year.?
In addition, there are scenic drives such as the Tianshan Highway, the Nanshan Route, and the Urumqi East Route, all of which offer picturesque and refreshing driving experiences.?
For tourists who love rural tourism, Xinjiang also offers a variety of choices, such as the Nanshan Rural Fitness and Wellness Tour, the Nalati Ice and Snow Spectacle Tour, and the Altay Ice and Snow Self-Drive Folk Tour, all of which allow tourists to deeply experience the rural charm and unique culture of Xinjiang.?
The above routes are just the tip of the iceberg of Xinjiang tourism. In fact, every corner of Xinjiang hides endless beauty and stories, waiting for tourists to explore and discover.?