Xin jiang

Explore Ürümqi, the vibrant gateway to China's Silk Road, blending Uyghur culture, stunning landscapes, and bustling bazaars in a unique fusion.

Turkish market

Urumqi, Northwestern China. While China remains popular with tourists the Western region of the world's most populous country is rarely traveled. Despite a brilliant train network which stretches across the country, places like Urumqi, with its Islamic influence remain unknown. The same can be said for a Chinese entry in to Tibet (Versus the popular Nepal-side entry).

Erdaoqiao Mosque at grand bazaar in Urumqi, Xinjiang, China

🌏 In the far west of China, Xinjiang feels like an extension of Central Asia with its rich Islamic culture, vibrant traditions & stunning architecture. The region, home to the Uyghur people, reflects deep connections to Central Asia – from the bustling bazaars to the grand mosques that line the cities. 🕌 The ancient Mazar Village with its intricate Islamic architecture is a testament to the region’s rich heritage & religious significance. Xinjiang is a place where East meets West, where the...

Xinjiang, Muslims, Islam, culture, tradition

Uyghur

Culture, tradition, economy, tourism, travel

Kashgar Bazaar, Xinjiang, China

Grand bazaar