Blossoming Yili Apricot Flower Edition: 8 Days in Yili, Xinjiang
Exquisite Gifts · Tailored Rituals for You
- Lakeside Leisure: Enjoy a leisurely afternoon tea by Sayram Lake, with the lake and mountains as your natural backdrop.
- A Touch of Western Region Color: Atlas silk scarf or embroidered hat, wear the nomadic style.
- Energy Supply: Intimate dried fruit gift bag, replenish energy along the way, sweet in the tongue and warm in the heart.
- Silk Road Rendezvous: Immerse yourself in the "Silk Road Opera" themed interactive performance + costume travel photography, travel through time and transform into a Silk Road traveler.
- Check in at Xinjiang’s Beautiful Restaurants: So fragrant you’ll “tear” into it, Xinjiang roast whole lamb - a grand banquet of carnal desire! Value-added Services · Warm Guardianship in the Details
- Featured Airport Pickup: Xinjiang "Guli" dressed in Atlas skirts, greet you into Xinjiang with a bright smile.
- Aerial Perspective: The car is equipped with a drone to help you capture the magnificent scenery under the vast territory of Xinjiang.
- Fun Props: Photo props are in place, fun travel photos are born at any time, and wonderful moments are readily available. Itinerary Highlights · Surprise Moments on the Journey
- Drive into the Mutartal Desert and chase the sunset alone in the golden waves.
- Drive around Sayram Lake and immerse yourself in the ice-melting spectacle of "half lake fat jade and half lake blue".
- Drive deep into Kuerdening and break into the quiet secret realm interwoven with snow-capped mountains and spruce trees.
- Freely gallop on the Narati grassland, with wheels rolling over the spreading green field poetry.
- Encounter the wonders of Sayram Lake: ice cracks like stars, blue waves rippling, like a dream.
- Explore Kuerdening - a niche snow-capped mountain spruce secret place, listen to the whisper of the wind.
- Stroll through the Fushou Mountain in Daxi Gou and watch wild apricots bloom into a mountain of pink clouds.
- Get drunk in the Narati Apricot Blossom Valley and bathe in a gentle apricot blossom drizzle.
- Stroll through the Narati Sky Grassland and embrace the spring duet of snow peaks and green fields.
- Enjoy the Mutartal Desert exclusively, with few people and beautiful scenery, sitting on the dunes waiting for the wind to come.
- Explore the Dushanzi Grand Canyon and feel the shocking spectacle carved by hundreds of millions of years.
- Walk into the "Silk Road Opera" immersive theater, travel through time in a second, and interpret your own Western Regions legend.
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What to expect
Itinerary
- D1 Place of Origin - Urumqi
- D2 Urumqi - [Self-drive to Muttertar Desert] - Jinghe/Bole, approximately 430 kilometers, driving time approximately 5.5 hours
- D3 Jinghe/Bole - [Sayram Lake · Self-drive] - Yining, approximately 320 kilometers, driving time approximately 5.5 hours (including 92 kilometers of lake tour)
- D4 Yining - [Self-drive to Kuerdening] [Narati Apricot Blossom Valley] - Narati Town, approximately 320 kilometers, driving time approximately 5 hours
- D5 Narati Town - [Self-drive to Narati · Aerial Grassland + River Valley Grassland] - Yining, approximately 280 kilometers, driving time approximately 5.5 hours (including approximately 81 kilometers of self-driving in the scenic area)
- D6 Yining - [Fushoushan Daxigou Apricot Blossom] [Dushanzi Grand Canyon] - Kuytun, approximately 450 kilometers, driving time approximately 6 hours
- D7 Kuytun - Special Beautiful Meal - Roasted Whole Lamb - [Tianshan Mingyue City · Silk Road Opera + Travel Photography] - Urumqi, approximately 250 kilometers, driving time approximately 3.5 hours
- D8 Urumqi - Place of Origin
- Foreign guests can sign up with confidence
- Chinese tour leaders will use mobile phone translation software to communicate
- After placing the order, staff will communicate the itinerary details with you via WeChat or email. Please provide your WeChat ID.
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I. Physical Preparation Get enough sleep and rest before departure. As this product line is long, if you have high blood pressure, heart disease, cerebral hemorrhage, coronary heart disease, or are over 65 years old, please do not conceal your condition for your safety. You may choose another line or inform the travel agency in advance (if you conceal your condition, you will be responsible for the consequences), and be prepared. II. Material Preparation Category 1: Clothing, Shoes, and Hats (1) Clothing: From March to June each year, wear spring clothes and prepare winter clothes. A three-piece suit is the best (thermal and sweat-wicking underwear + fleece jacket + storm jacket + quick-drying pants). Wear summer clothes from July to September and prepare autumn clothes. Wear winter clothes from October to December. (2) Shoes: Non-slip, waterproof, warm, high-top hiking shoes in spring and autumn (please do not wear high heels, and it is best not to wear mesh sports shoes), hiking shoes and sports shoes can be worn in summer; (3) Small items: Sun hat, gloves, headscarf, change of underwear, socks; Category 2: Daily Necessities (1) Washing and skin care: Toothpaste, toothbrush, facial cleanser, toner, moisturizer, sunscreen (30-50 times), lipstick, hand cream; (2) Auxiliary tools: Sunglasses (important, essential), thermos cup; rain gear (umbrella and poncho). Category 3: Food (1) Energy type: Chocolate, beef jerky, etc.; (2) Filling type: Biscuits, bread, cakes, etc.; (3) Hydration type: Various fruits, mineral water, etc.; (4) Side dishes: Pickled mustard, kelp shreds, shredded radish, etc. Xinjiang cuisine is mainly beef and mutton. Team members who are not used to it can bring some of their favorite side dishes. Category 4: Medicines (1) Spare medicines: Commonly used personal medicines (carry according to your physical condition, please prepare enough dosage as medical conditions in individual villages and towns are backward) (2) Recommended to carry: Cold medicine, stomach medicine, motion sickness medicine, Band-Aids, essential balm, mosquito repellent. Category 5: Photography and Communication Communication equipment: Mobile phone that can connect to the Internet, and related chargers; Auxiliary tools: Long skirts, trousers, scarves, shawls and other props. Category 6: Documents (1) ID card: A must for Chinese people, especially important. If you do not have a formal ID card, please apply for a temporary ID card as soon as possible. If you do not have an ID card, you will not be able to travel normally; Category 7: Luggage (1) Large backpack: Each person is limited to one large backpack (below 70L) or suitcase (below 24 inches); (2) Small backpack: A must-have shoulder backpack that can be used in scenic spots to carry some snacks and water. It is not recommended to use shoulder bags or handbags; (3) Fanny pack: It is recommended to carry a fanny pack to store valuables.