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5 Days Kashgar In-depth Tour: Kashgar to Tashkurgan via Pamir Highway

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  • Karakul Lake
  • Snow Capped Mountains at Alaer Golden Grasslands
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Kashgar In-depth Exploration & Epic Pamir Highway Road Trip

Experience the richest flavors of the Western Regions (西域) with our 5 Days Kashgar In-depth Tour: Kashgar Tashkurgan.

Kashgar is the most representative city of Southern Xinjiang. Historically known as Shule (疏勒国), it was one of the thirty-six kingdoms of the Western Regions. It served as the western terminus for the northern, central, and southern routes of the ancient Silk Road, via the Pamir Plateau connecting to Asia and Europe. For centuries, Kashgar has been a pivotal hub of East-West trade and cultural exchanges, where the boldest and most intense fusions of Eastern and Western cultures took place.

Today, you can follow our journey to explore this ancient city of Kashgar in depth.  Wander through maze-like streets, admire traditional Uyghur dwellings and Islamic-style domed buildings, and experience the bustling bazaar (market). As if traveling through time, you will witness the prosperous scenes of the past: countless caravans once passed through here, and people of all skin colors have gathered here.

Our adventure continues with an epic road trip along the Pamir Plateau to the border county of Tashkurgan. You'll witness an ever-changing landscape featuring Danxia landforms, snow-capped peaks, deep canyons, serene lakes, expansive wetlands, and pristine glaciers.

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Highlight 1: In China's westernmost city, Kashgar, experience the unique charm of the Western Regions. Wander through the maze-like streets of Kashgar's Old Town, admiring the colorful buildings that blend Central Asian and Islamic styles. The marketplace is filled with a dazzling array of products, drawing merchants from various regions, as if you've traveled through time to the ancient and prosperous era of the Silk Road.
Kashgar Old City
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Highlight 2: In Kashga, visiting various bazaars, meaning markets or fairs, is a must-do experience. At the bazaars, you will find an array of items, from colorful handicrafts and aromatic local cuisine to ethnic clothing and accessories. If your visit falls on a weekend, you can also attend the distinctive Livestock Market.
Kashgar Old City
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Highlight 3: Enjoy Xinjiang afternoon tea with locals in a century-old teahouse, listen to folk music played by Uyghur elders, and experience the most authentic side of Xinjiang's ethnic culture.
Kashgar Old Teahouse
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Highlight 4: Along the China-Pakistan Highway, embark on a land adventure to the Pamir Plateau. Along the way, the beautiful White Sand Lake, serene Karakul Lake, majestic Muztagh Ata Peak, and numerous other towering snow-capped mountains, constantly change before your eyes, leaving you in awe.
Baisha Lake
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Highlight 5: In Tashkurgan County, you will ascend the Stone City ruins, where you'll hear stories of its past as a Silk Road fortress. You'll also have the opportunity to meet the Tajik people, an ethnic minority group residing on the Pamir Plateau.
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Kashgar (3 Days)

Kashgar Old City, Id Kah Mosque, Ancient Tea House, Livestock Market (Sunday Only)

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Kashgar to Tashkurgan via Pamir Plateau (1 Day)

China-Pakistan Highway (Karakoram Highway), Baisha Lake, Karakul Lake, (Kongur Tagh, Kongur Tiube, and Muztagh Ata) Distance View

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Tashkurgan (1 Day)

Tajik Family Visit, Stone City (Tashkurgan Fort), Alaer Golden Grasslands

Itinerary Day by Day

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Day 1 Kashgar Arrival | Airport Pick-up and Hotel Check-in

Ni Hao! Welcome to Kashgar, the westernmost frontier city in China, known as a dazzling jewel on the ancient Silk Road. Upon your arrival at Kashgar airport, your tour guide and driver will greet you at the exit. They'll then escort you directly to the downtown area and assist you with checking in at your hotel.

Note: Xinjiang follows the unified Beijing Time, which is UTC+08:00. However, due to its geographical location within the UTC+6 time zone, the actual local sunrise and sunset in Xinjiang occur about two hours later than they would according to Beijing Time.

Kashgar (喀什), located in the southwestern part of Xinjiang, was historically known as Shule ( (疏勒国), and was one of the thirty-six kingdoms of the Western Regions (西域三十六国). For centuries, Kashgar has been a significant city in southern Xinjiang. It served as the western terminus for the northern, central, and southern routes of the ancient Silk Road, connecting Europe and Asia. It has long been a transportation hub and distribution center for goods between East and West. Trade is highly developed here, earning it the title of "Kingdom of Bazaars (markets)."

Diverse cultures from Asia and Europe converge on Kashgar, clashing and blending intensely with the local culture, injecting new vitality into Kashgar. This cultural fusion is specifically reflected in Kashgar Old City's architecture, cuisine, and vibrant markets. The city has always been a melting pot of various ethnic groups, including Uyghurs, Han Chinese, Tajiks, and other nationalities. Additionally, located at the junction of the Pamir Plateau and the Tarim Basin, Kashgar also serves as a gateway to some stunning natural landscapes.

Kashgar Arrival Ideas:

By Air: Kashgar International Airport (IATA: KHG, ICAO: ZWSH) is one of China's westernmost airports. Domestic flights connect Kashgar to major Chinese cities, including:Urumqi (about 2 hours), Lanzhou (about 4 hours), Beijing (about 6 hours), Shanghai (about 7 hours), Xi'an (about 5 hours), Chengdu (about 5 hours), and Guangzhou (about 7 hours). Some international flights from nearby Central Asian countries may also fly into Kashgar.

From Borders:The Torugart Pass and Irkeshtam Pass are important channels between China and Kyrgyzstan. The Karasu Port is a crucial gateway between China and Tajikistan. The Khunjerab Pass is the only land border crossing between China and Pakistan. If you plan to arrive via a land border, please contact your travel advisor for specific costs and arrangements.

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Day 2 Kashgar | Kashgar Old City (Id Kah Mosque, Ancient Tea House), Livestock Market (Sunday Only)

Your exploration can begin in Kashgar Old City (喀什老城市). The Old City is the soul of Kashgar, encapsulating over two millennia of cultural and commercial exchanges along the Silk Road. Situated at the heart of the city and spread across 3.6 square kilometers, the Old City is a living museum, telling tales of ancient trade and cultural fusion. As a crucial hub for East-West traffic and a distribution center for goods, it offers a vivid glimpse into past prosperity.

Within Kashgar Old City, the streets and alleys intersect intricately, narrow and winding paths with buildings of varying heights, creating a layout that resembles a maze. As you wander through, you'll see traditional Uyghur mud-brick houses and numerous structures with Islamic features, such as pointed arches, domes, intricate woodcarvings, and colorful ceramic tiles. These architectural and street designs perfectly Central Asian and Islamic architectural elements with Uyghur characteristics, creating a sense of time travel for visitors.

The Kashgar Old City thrives with commercial activity, with numerous bazaars and street markets scattered throughout, such as the Pottery Bazaar, Flower Pot (Doppa) Bazaar, Blacksmith Bazaar, Woodwork Bazaar, Medicine Tea Bazaar, Han Bazaar (Food Street)... This area is not only an excellent place to purchase and appreciate various handicrafts but also an ideal spot to savor Uyghur cuisine. Indulge in succulent lamb kebabs (羊肉串), rich and spicy lagman noodles (拉条子), savory samsas (烤包子), and freshly baked Naan (囊). As you wander through, the scenes, sounds, and scents on the streets seem to transport you back to the heyday of the Silk Road. You can almost visualize the bustling caravans, with merchants from China, Persia, Arabia, and many local regions converging here. The air is filled with the melodious ringing of bells on camels' necks.

Furthermore, Kashgar Old City is a hub for numerous cultural and religious activities as well as a place for residents' daily lives and social interactions. One of the most notable landmarks is Id Kah Mosque(艾提尕尔清真寺), one of the largest mosques in China, attracting thousands of worshippers daily. To experience local life firsthand, you can visit a century-old teahouse (百年老茶馆). As you sit, sip tea, and observe, you'll appreciate the traditions and hospitality of Uyghur people. With luck, you might have to a chance to witness locals playing and singing traditional Rawap music.They may even invite you to join in, twirling your hands as you dance.

If you happen to visit Kashgar on a Sunday, you can't miss the famous Kashgar Livestock Market (牛羊巴扎).

On the northern edge of Kashgar city, there is a massive livestock trading market. Every Sunday, this market becomes as lively as a carnival. People from surrounding villages flock here with their sheep, cows, and even camels.

At the market, you can witness Uyghur herders proudly showcasing their livestock. The traders typically grasp each other’s hands inside the spacious sleeves of their robes, silently signaling their price offers with their fingers - an intriguing and silent process full of wit. Once the price is agreed upon, neither party can back out. This traditional method of trade has been continuing for thousands of years. It’s an excellent opportunity for photography and to witness the ancient commercial traditions that are fast becoming rare in the modern world.

Tips: Due to the large number of livestock in the market, prepare yourself for a strong odor

After the tour, be escorted to your hotel in Kashgar.

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Day 3 Kashgar - China-Pakistan Highway - Tashkurgan | Pamir Plateau, Baisha Lake, Karakul Lake, Tajik Family Visit

This morning, your guide and driver will pick you up from your hotel in Kashgar to embark on an exhilarating road trip along the China-Pakistan Highway. Along the way, you can enjoy the beautiful landscape of Pamirs Plateau, visit Baisha Lake and Karakul Lake, admire the distant and mysterious Muztagh Ata Peak, Kongur Tagh, Kongur Tiube, and conclude with a visit to a Tajik family home in Tashkurgan. (Total distance: 300 kilometers, approximately 7-8 hours of travel).

The China-Pakistan Highway (中巴公路) is also known as the Karakoram Highway (KKH), and referred to locally as the Pamir Highway. It begins in Kashgar, Xinjiang, China, traverses the Karakoram mountain range, the Hindu Kush range, the Pamir Plateau, and the western edge of the Himalayas, passes through the Khunjerab Pass (elevation: 4,693 meters) at the China-Pakistan border, and extends south to the northern Pakistani city of Thakot. Spanning approximately 1,224 kilometers, with 415 kilometers within Chinese territory, it is one of the highest paved border crossings in the world.

Historically, the routes across the Pamir Plateau (帕米尔高原), also known as Congling (葱岭) in ancient times, were integral parts of the ancient Silk Road. This section was one of the most challenging segments for merchants and travelers on the Silk Road due to its harsh and rugged terrain. Here, several of the world's renowned mountain ranges - the Himalayas, the Karakoram, the Kunlun Mountains, the Tianshan Mountains, and the Hindu Kush - converge and radiate outward, forming a massive mountainous junction. Today, the China-Pakistan Highway has transformed these perilous trade routes of the past into magnificent thoroughfares, attracting numerous tourists to the Pamir Plateau to experience its stunning natural scenery. The route offers views of Danxia landform, snow peaks, deep canyons, serene lakes, expansive wetlands, and pristine glaciers, making it Southern Xinjiang's most quintessential three-dimensional scenic route.

Along the way, you will visit the following attractions:

Baisha Mountain-Baisha Lake Scenic Area (白沙山-白沙湖景区):

As you drive along National Highway G314, you'll encounter Baisha Lake (白沙湖), also known as Bulunkou Lake - a striking plateau lake nestled in the Pamir Plateau  (elevation:about 3,660 meters). From its shore, you're treated to a stunning vista: half pristine blue water, and half white sand mountain, both harmonizing with distant snow-capped peaks to create a magnificent spectacle.

On the lake's northern shore stands the renowned Baisha Mountain (白沙山), winding for over 1,200 meters. The dark mountain body, covered with white sand, presents a soft silvery-white color under the clean sunlight of the Pamir Plateau, resembling white silk. Legend has it that as the lake water gradually dries up in autumn and winter, the white sand at the bottom of the lake emerges. In spring, the wind blows this sand onto the mountain, creating the extraordinary spectacle of sand accumulating into a mountain. Whenever strong winds blow, Baisha Mountain emits a sound, earning it the name "Singing Sand Mountain." The southern shore of the lake is embraced by a chain of snow-capped mountains, with the highest peak being Mount Kongur Tagh at an elevation of 7,530 meters, adding further grandeur and mystery to this captivating landscape.

Karakul Lake (喀拉库勒湖):

Karakul Lake is a high-altitude moraine lake (elevation:about 3,600 meters).Its name in the Kyrgyz language means "Black Lake," attributed to its deep, dark waters. However, if you spend enough time by the lake, you will notice that it changes colors under different lighting conditions, appearing deep blue, emerald green, or ink black, earning it the nickname "the ever-changing lake."

Yet, the true highlights of Karakul Lake are the imposing peaks known as the "Kunlun Trio" that tower behind it: Kongur Tagh, Kongur Tiube, and Muztagh Ata, with altitudes of 7,719 meters, 7,595 meters, and 7,546 meters, respectively. On clear days, their majestic reflections are perfectly cast upon the glistening surface of the lake, creating the most iconic views of Karakul Lake. Among these, Muztagh Ata is particularly striking, covered with many glaciers, and is known as the "Father of Ice Mountains."

Afterward, drive to Tashkurgan County (塔什库尔干) and conclude your visit to a local Tajik family's home. As Tashkurgan Tajik Autonomous County, the area is populated with the warm and hospitable Tajik people (塔吉克族). They are known for their singing and dancing abilities and regard eagles as symbols of strength and freedom. This experience offers a unique opportunity to interact directly with the local Tajik community living at high altitudes.You'll gain insight into the everyday lives of the Tajik people, witness the skilled craftsmanship and colorful textiles that decorate their homes, experience their traditional music and dance, and possibly enjoy snacks prepared in their distinctive style.

Stay overnight in Tashkurgan County.

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Breakfast, Lunch
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Tashkurgan
Day 4 Tashkurgan - China-Pakistan Highway - Kashgar | Stone City (Tashkurgan Fort), Alaer Golden Grasslands

Today, you will be exploring Tashkurgan County before driving back to Kashgar along the scenic China-Pakistan Highway.

Tashkurgan or Taxkorgan, officially known as Tashkurgan Tajik Autonomous County (塔什库尔干塔吉克自治县), is situated in the eastern part of the Pamir Plateau, at an elevation of about 3,600 meters. In Uyghur, Tashkurgan means "Stone Fort," a name derived from the ancient stone fortresses located to the north of the town. It has the unique geographical advantage of being "one county bordering three countries," namely Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. As the final pass of the Silk Road within China's borders, Tashkurgan has been both an outlet for Central Plains civilization and a gateway for religious transmission throughout history.

After breakfast, you will set out to explore Stone City (石头城), also known as Tashkurgan Fort, a fortress of great strategic importance on the ancient Silk Road. Archaeological evidence  During the Han period, it was once the capital of the Puli Kingdom (蒲犁国) one of the thirty-six states of the Western Regions (西域三十六国). After the Tang Dynasty unified the Western Regions, it became the largest post station on the ancient Silk Road crossing the Congling (Pamir Plateau). The renowned Chinese Buddhist monk Xuanzang (玄奘) stopped here to preach for 22 days on his return journey from India.

It is built on a high hill, with an extremely steep terrain, mainly constructed from piled stones, forming a unique stone city landscape. For travelers, it is a fantastic experience to explore the city ruins, witness the vicissitudes of the ancient city, and imagine how many merchants, monks, and explorers once traveled westward or eastward from here, or ponder how the Tajik ancestors, over a thousand years ago without advanced tools, managed to complete such a massive and magnificent project.

Following your visit to the fort, you will explore the expansive golden grasslands (金草滩) at the foot of the Stone City. This area, known as Alar National Wetland Park, comprises wetlands, meadows, rivers, marshes, snow-capped mountains, and plateaus. The Tashkurgan River flows through this area, where lush water and grass abound, and livestock roam freely, blending beautifully with the distant snow-capped mountains, white clouds, and blue sky. When the setting sun casts its light, the verdant grasslands turn a golden hue, and in the distance, the herders' white felt tents and flocks of sheep are bathed in the sunset as if cloaked in a golden glow. Hence, this area is aptly named "Golden Grasslands."

Lastly, you will leave Tashkurgan and drive back to Kashgar city along the scenic China-Pakistan Highway. This journey is not merely a return trip but a continuous discovery of the profound and majestic beauty that defines the Pamir Plateau. You'll have the opportunity to admire the spectacular snow-capped peaks from various angles on both sides. Muztagh Ata, Kongur Tagh, and Kongur Jiubie Peak form a triangular configuration, standing like towering pillars on the Pamir Plateau.

Stay overnight in in Kashgar city.

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Breakfast, Lunch
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Kashgar
Day 5 Kashgar Departure | Hotel Check-out and Airport See-off

After breakfast, it is time to end your 5 Days  Kashgar Tour. You will have some free time in Kashgar and explore more at your own pace till your guide escorts you to the airport for your flight to your next destination.

Extension Ideas: If you wish to extend your Xinjiang trip, you can explore other Xinjiang Silk Road Cities such as Urumqi, Turpan, Kuqa, and Hotan, or venture to North Xinjiang destinations like Kanas, Hemu, and Yining. We'd be happy to assist with these additional arrangements.

Thank you for choosing Asia Odyssey Travel for your Xinjiang Tour, we are always here working for you and hope to see you again for your next trip to China/Asia. Safe journey!

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Guide Service: Bilingual guides (English and Chinese) provided throughout the trip.
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Attraction Tickets: Entrance tickets for all listed attractions are included, guaranteeing full visits. In case of unexpected circumstances, alternative arrangements will be discussed with the tourists.
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Accommodation: Throughout the trip, stay in hotels/cities as listed in the itinerary.
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Meals:Breakfast is included at the hotel. For detailed meal information, please refer to the itinerary.
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Check-In and Check-Out Times: Check-in time for the hotels is generally after 14:00 (2:00 PM), allowing you to settle in and freshen up before starting your Xinjiang Tour. On the day of departure, please check out before 12:00 noon to ensure a smooth transition and allow time for the hotel staff to prepare for incoming guests.
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Personal Expenses: Other personal expenses such as laundry, telephone, internet, fax, etc., within the hotel.
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Tipping: Tips for drivers and guides (Tipping practices may vary depending on the region and nature of service; it is recommended to consult the guide's opinion in advance).
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Unexpected Circumstances: In case of uncontrollable and non-agency-related factors (such as natural disasters, war, strikes), flight delays or cancellations, delayed visa processing at embassies, insufficient number of participants, the travel agency reserves the right to cancel or modify the itinerary. Additional charges may apply for expenses beyond the agency's control (e.g., visa fees, accommodation, meals, transportation, adjustments in airfares).

Important Travel Tips for Visiting Xinjiang

Adjust for the Time Difference

Xinjiang follows the unified Beijing Time, which is UTC+08:00. However, due to its geographical location within the UTC+6 time zone, the actual local sunrise and sunset in Xinjiang occur about two hours later than they would according to Beijing Time.

Respect Local Customs and Traditions

Xinjiang is home to various ethnic groups, including Uyghur and Kazakh communities. Many residents practice Islam, so it's important to respect local customs, such as avoiding discussions about pork.

Always seek permission before photographing individuals, especially in rural areas.

Prepare for Climate Variations

Xinjiang experiences significant temperature differences between day and night. Even in summer, evenings can be cool. Pack layers to accommodate these changes.

The region has strong UV radiation. Use sunscreen, wear hats, and consider long-sleeved clothing to protect your skin.

Plan for Long Distances

Xinjiang is vast, and travel between destinations can be lengthy. Plan your itinerary accordingly and be prepared for extended periods on the road.

Security and Documentation

Carry your passport and necessary documents at all times, as security checks are common. Some border areas require special permits.

Altitude Awareness and Health Precautions

Some areas, like the Pamir Plateau, are at high altitudes. Acclimate properly to prevent altitude sickness. Carry a basic first aid kit and any personal medications, as pharmacies may be scarce in remote regions.

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Xinjiang offers a diverse range of accommodations, from luxury 5-star hotels to comfortable 4-star options and basic 3-star lodgings. Whether travelers choose to stay in Urumqi, Turpan, Kashgar, or near Kanas Lake, all our selected hotels are conveniently located near city centers or popular tourist spots.

Major cities like Urumqi and Kashgar boast excellent accommodation options in Xinjiang, with numerous 4- and 5-star hotels offering good amenities and services. In smaller cities like Turpan and Karamay, hotel standards may not match those of larger cities. Star ratings can be inconsistent, so choosing 4- or 5-star hotels is recommended for a comfortable experience. In remote areas such as Kanas and Tashkurgan, accommodations are more basic, often limited to guesthouses or local inns. Facilities may be rudimentary.

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  • Id Kah Mosque, Kashgar
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  • Baisha Lake
  • Karakul Lake
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  •  Stone City (Tashkurgan Fort)
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Travel Route: Kashgar - Tashkurgan - Kashgar
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