Welcome to Urumqi Tours - Your Gateway to Xinjiang and the Silk Road
Urumqi, the capital of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, is the city closest to the geographical center of the Asian continent. Historically, it was a major town on the northern route of the ancient Silk Road, facilitating trade and cultural exchanges between East and West for centuries.
As a true melting pot of cultures, Urumqi is where the ancient four great civilizations converge, blending Eastern and Western cultures seamlessly. As a multi-ethnic hub, Urumqi tours allows visitors to experience the rich cultures of the Uyghur, Han, Kazakh, and other ethnic groups. Our Urumqi tours often spotlight the lively bazaars, such as the famous International Grand Bazaar, where you can savor traditional foods, admire local crafts, and enjoy cultural performances. Another highlight of Urumqi Tours is the Xinjiang Regional Museum, offering insights into the region's ethnic diversity and history through its impressive collection of artifacts, including well-preserved mummies and Silk Road relics.
Urumqi holds the distinction of being the inland city farthest from any ocean in the world, with the nearest coast a staggering 2,250 kilometers away. This unique location offers visitors a natural landscape vastly different from coastal areas. Our Urumqi Tours invite you to explore Tianchi Lake, nestled within the UNESCO-listed Tianshan Mountains, offering breathtaking views of alpine waters and snow-capped peaks. For those drawn to the serene beauty of the grasslands, our Urumqi tours also feature excursions to Nanshan Pasture near Urumqi.
For many travelers, Urumqi serves as either the starting or ending point of their Xinjiang journey. Use it as a base to explore the Silk Road, visiting nearby destinations like Turpan, Kashgar, and Tashkurgan. Alternatively, head to Northern Xinjiang to experience the pristine beauty of Kanas Lake and Hemu Village and Ili River Valley.