Heart of Pamir | Xinjiang South Xinjiang Enjoy Kashgar 6-Day Tour

The 6-day trip to southern Xinjiang ended successfully, and I was filled with emotion about the beautiful Xinjiang. Xinjiang is vast, the distance between scenic spots is far, and the road conditions are complex and changeable. The driver, Master Xiao Yang, has excellent driving skills and drives very steadily, ensuring our safety during the journey. His warm and thoughtful service attitude provided us with intimate and meticulous service. During the tour, we may encounter various problems or needs. Master Xiao Yang patiently and meticulously answered and met our needs. At the same time, he was able to actively interact with us, share and introduce the beauty and culture of Xinjiang, let us understand a lot of cultural landscapes along the way, and let us gain more happiness during the journey.

Our six-day trip to Southern Xinjiang concluded perfectly. The beautiful and majestic scenery of the Pamir Plateau speaks for itself. We were incredibly lucky to meet our treasure of a driver, Brother Yang, also known as Brother Eggplant. His driving skills were excellent and steady, and he planned our route efficiently, saving us time. He navigated the Panlong Ancient Road and Tasha Ancient Road smoothly and safely, making us feel completely secure. He was humble and patient, never rushing us, and was very knowledgeable about the local customs and culture. We had wonderful conversations together. Next time we visit, we'll definitely look for him again, haha!

I really can't bear to recommend this guide, Deng, to everyone! 1. Regarding driving, he's practically an AI navigation system incarnate. In the wilderness of Southern Xinjiang, where "navigation signals frequently go AWOL," he drove with the dignity of a human-powered Gaode Map—never getting lost, and the car never had any problems. 2. Regarding the itinerary, when we said things like "I'm a little tired" or "Can we stay here a little longer," or if we woke up a little late or played late, he was never impatient. Instead, he quickly adjusted and respected the wishes of the tourists—as if we were the directors and he was a super-capable, all-around production assistant. 3. As cultured people ourselves, we appreciate that Guide Deng grew up here, is well-read, and knows the geography well. He can tell you about wars and love stories from two thousand years ago at every mound of earth. I can't help but want to give him a sash that says "Excellent National Unity Explainer." 4. He's a hidden photography guru. He can take photos with your phone that feel like a "National Geographic" cover, and his drone skills are even more amazing. In front of the snow-capped mountains, he directed us: "Walk! Look back! Be natural!" The results sparked heated discussions in our social circle: "Did you hire a film crew to follow you?" 5. His finances are as transparent as the sky in Kashgar. Aside from the project fees and meals, there were no temporary additional fees throughout the entire trip. He also reminded us which places were expensive and which were cheap, ensuring peace of mind! I used to think "tour guide" was just a job, but after meeting Guide Deng, I realized—he's a living, breathing guidebook to Southern Xinjiang, a radiator in the cold plateau, a phone memory killer (so many photos!), and a responsible conscience in the travel world. If traveling in Xinjiang is a blind box, then Guide Deng is the hidden SSR item. Quickly recommend him to everyone who wants to go to Xinjiang (but don't let him get too busy, I'm afraid I won't be able to book him next time). P.S. The after-effects of coming back: every other tour guide seems "not all-around enough"; I still haven't finished organizing my phone album—all his fault for taking such great photos!

I took a trip to Kashgar before New Year's to avoid the crowds, and I was lucky enough to meet some very interesting travel companions and a responsible driver and guide, Little Deng, which made this trip an unexpected delight. Kashgar is located in southern Xinjiang, and the scenery is far apart, with journeys of 2 hours+. Therefore, besides the hotel, the car was the "place" where we stayed the longest during the whole trip. Little Deng's 7-seater business car gave us a warm resting space between the various attractions (the car was equipped with a pair of Xiaomi speakers, and I embarrassingly shared my private playlist during the journey, hoping it didn't bother the other friends). The daily itinerary was planned with a good balance, and Little Deng would always use his Sichuan-accented Mandarin to introduce the cultural history and precautions of the attractions before we arrived, reminding us to prepare for the visit. He was attentive and considerate throughout the whole trip, and carefully prepared oxygen cylinders at several attractions at an altitude of 3000+ meters (I strongly suggest that you don't be brave; start inhaling oxygen gradually after the altitude increases to maintain your blood oxygen concentration. When you experience adverse reactions, it is already a sign of hypoxia. At this time, inhaling oxygen will not immediately relieve the symptoms, and the process of subsiding will be uncomfortable for a while - by Huahua) (◍•﹏•). The winter in southern Xinjiang is cold and windy, and the Eighteen Arhat Snow Mountain, the Golden Summit Sunrise, and the Snowy Wetland are all scenery that can only be seen in winter. Every time we arrived at a scenic spot, Little Deng used his years of experience to accurately find the best spots for taking photos. His superb drone aerial photography skills helped us capture the extreme scenery of our motherland's border in video. I never thought I could look so handsome in movie-level aerial shots 💃🏻. Special praise here🥳🥳🥳. Winter is the off-season for traveling in southern Xinjiang, and most of the restaurants in the scenic spots are closed. You can prepare some snacks before departure. During the first and last two or three days of the trip, you can experience real local food in Kashgar. Let Little Deng take us to feast on roasted meat, roasted buns, big plate chicken, and hand-grabbed rice, directly giving our stomachs a boost (the after-effects are getting internal heat, gaining fat & constipation after returning 🥹 but since we've come all this way, we can't waste our money). The whole trip's expenses were clear and transparent. Everything was included except for meals and personal gift purchases, with no hidden costs and excellent value for money. Everyone can rest assured ✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧. Finally, thank you Little Deng for making these days so much fun, and for recharging me after my emotions were severely drained by work (⚡️OωO⚡️)~

so impressive moment on everythings..good teamwork, great places and nice people and safe for solo here. 6 star++for this package with thankful😎😊

Finally, my Xinjiang dream came true. The six-day trip to southern Xinjiang was perfect. The scenery along the way was healing, and every scene was refreshing. The driver, Master Xiao Yang, was skilled in driving and attentive in service. He was the warmest companion on our journey. It is said that reading thousands of books is not as good as traveling thousands of miles. Some scenery cannot be clearly described or written in words. You need to experience it yourself. Xinjiang is beautiful. I look forward to our next meeting!

This four-day trip to Nanjiang was an excellent opportunity to experience the Kashgar region of Xinjiang, in western China. I am especially grateful to the team leader who drove us and accompanied us for four days, starting with the pickup upon arrival. Traveling independently in the remote areas of China can be challenging, but the team leader efficiently guided us through the entire process. They provided daily itinerary updates in advance, confirmed pickup times, informed us of the next day's schedule, and even offered suggestions on what to wear. For high-altitude areas, they advised on sunscreen and dressing warmly. They showed great care and enthusiasm, ensuring we didn't have to worry about meals like lunch and dinner. The team leader drove safely and reliably, even on difficult roads, handling complex road conditions calmly and professionally, which made us feel very secure. As an excellent driver, they were familiar with all the attractions and provided professional and entertaining explanations. I am very thankful that they vividly and engagingly shared stories about Kashgar Ancient City, White Sand Lake, and the Panlong Ancient Road, which helped us achieve the purpose of this trip. They patiently accompanied us throughout the journey, actively helped us with our luggage, took beautiful photos, and recommended delicious local food. I was particularly satisfied that there was no mandatory shopping, which is often a part of package tours. Once again, I want to express my gratitude for the beautiful scenery, nature, and the kind team leader's on-site introductions during these four days.

This 6-day tour is very good. You can see the sunset at Baisha Lake and Jinshan Mountain. Stay at Baisha Lake for one night and see the reflection of Baisha Lake in the morning. It would be best if you can take photos at the Baisha Lake scenic spot, and go to another place to see the panoramic view of Baisha Lake. All the scenic spots are visited. The glacier is very beautiful. There is more than half a day to play at Muji Volcano. There is plenty of time. The housekeeper's tips are very good and there are detailed information. The driver uncle is very good, with good driving skills. The 7-person car is comfortable to sit in. It is good to reserve time for each scenic spot. Because the drive is long, sometimes it is better to eat first in the evening and eat late in the afternoon. Bring more dry food. The housekeeper will remind you because the place is far away and sometimes there is no place to eat lunch. This group has beautiful attractions and is a highlight tour. I will ask my friends to join this 6-day tour👍👍👍

Muztagh Ata, Baisha Lake, and Karakul Lake all boast stunning scenery. Experiencing the exotic atmosphere of Kashgar Old City was amazing. Along the way, our driver, Adil, was very dedicated and worked hard. Highly recommended! Looking forward to the next trip!

There are similar things like the Grand Canyon in the US, the deserts of the western US, and the alpine lakes in Canada.