Welcome to Beijing! After landing, you'll be greeted by your guide and transferred to your hotel. Take the rest of the day to relax and recover from your journey, or venture out to explore the vibrant surroundings of your accommodation. Enjoy the bustling atmosphere as you prepare for the exciting days ahead.

• Stay in Beijing

• Start your day at Tian'anmen Square, one of the largest public squares in the world, where you can see the iconic Mao Zedong Memorial Hall and the Monument to the People's Heroes. Next, visit the Forbidden City, the former imperial palace, where you'll wander through its vast courtyards and intricate halls, uncovering the secrets of China's dynastic history.
• In the afternoon, head to the Temple of Heaven, a stunning example of Ming architecture where emperors once prayed for good harvests. Experience a traditional Hutong rickshaw ride through Beijing's ancient alleyways, offering a glimpse into local life. End the day with a delicious Peking Duck dinner, savoring this famous dish in its birthplace.

• Explore vast Tian'anmen Square
• Visit Forbidden City
• Discover Temple of Heaven
• Ride rickshaw through ancient Hutong
• Savor authentic Peking Duck dinner
• Stay in Beijing, B, L

• Today, journey to the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall, where you'll hike along this magnificent structure, enjoying breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.
• Afterward, visit the Summer Palace, a beautiful imperial garden where you can stroll along Kunming Lake and admire the exquisite pavilions. On your way back to the city, stop for a photo opportunity at the Bird's Nest, the iconic stadium from the 2008 Olympics, capturing the modern spirit of Beijing.

• Hike Mutianyu section of Great Wall
• Visit Summer Palace
• Capture memories at Bird's Nest
• Stay in Beijing, B, L

• Start your day with an early morning departure from Beijing West Railway Station. Board one of the sleek G-series bullet trains bound for Xi'an. The journey covers approximately 1,216 kilometers (756 miles) in about 5 hours.
• As you speed through the Chinese countryside at up to 300 km/h (186 mph), you'll witness the changing landscapes of central China. The train route passes through several provinces, offering glimpses of rural villages, agricultural lands, and distant mountain ranges.
• Upon arrival at Xi'an North Railway Station, you'll be greeted by your private guide. They will escort you to your hotel for check-in if time permits.
• Your Xi'an exploration begins with a visit to the iconic Big Wild Goose Pagoda. This ancient Buddhist landmark, built in 652 AD during the Tang Dynasty, stands at 64 meters (210 feet) tall. The pagoda houses important Buddhist sutras and figurines brought from India by the famous monk Xuanzang.
• End your day with a stroll through the Tang Dynasty Everbright City. This modern shopping and entertainment complex is designed to evoke the grandeur of Tang Dynasty architecture. Here, you can experience a blend of traditional Chinese culture and contemporary amenities, including shops, restaurants, and cultural performances.

• Visit to the iconic Big Wild Goose Pagoda
• Stroll through the Tang Dynasty Everbright City
• Stay in Xi'an, B, L

• Your day begins with a private tour of the Terracotta Army, one of the most significant archaeological discoveries of the 20th century. As you explore the three pits housing thousands of life-sized clay warriors, you'll be awestruck by the intricate details of each figure. Your guide will share fascinating insights about Emperor Qin Shi Huang's mausoleum complex and the painstaking process of excavation and restoration.
• You'll learn about the army's purpose to protect the emperor in the afterlife and the advanced craftsmanship that went into creating unique facial features for each soldier. The sheer scale of the site, with rows upon rows of warriors, horses, and chariots, is truly breathtaking. Your three-hour visit allows ample time to absorb the historical significance and marvel at this UNESCO World Heritage site.
• After a local lunch featuring Xi'an specialties, you'll return to the city to visit the Ming Dynasty City Wall. This well-preserved fortification offers a unique perspective of Xi'an's old town. You'll have the opportunity to cycle along the top of the wall, enjoying panoramic views of both the ancient and modern aspects of the city.
• Come to explore the vibrant Muslim Quarter, where you'll be immersed in the sights, sounds, and aromas of this bustling area. The highlight here is the Great Mosque, one of the oldest and largest mosques in China. Built in 742 AD during the Tang Dynasty, this mosque is a fascinating blend of traditional Chinese architecture and Islamic art.
• As you explore the mosque's serene courtyards and admire its unique minaret disguised as a pagoda, you'll gain insights into the long history of Islam in China. The mosque complex, divided into four courtyards, showcases beautiful gardens, ancient inscriptions, and the prayer hall, which can accommodate over 1,000 worshippers.
• While non-Muslim visitors are not permitted to enter the main prayer hall, you can still appreciate the mosque's exquisite architecture and peaceful atmosphere. This visit offers a perfect end to your day, highlighting Xi'an's rich cultural diversity and historical significance.

• Visit the Terracotta Army
• Explore the Ming Dynasty City Wall
• Stay in Xi'an, B, L

• Your day begins with a visit to the Small Wild Goose Pagoda, an important Buddhist site built in 707 AD during the Tang Dynasty. Standing at 43 meters tall, this elegant pagoda is part of the Jianfu Temple complex and is known for its beautiful brick architecture and serene surroundings. The Small Wild Goose Pagoda houses valuable Buddhist scriptures and artifacts, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the time. Its peaceful gardens provide a perfect backdrop for contemplation and photography.
• Next, you'll explore the Xi'an History Museum, which showcases the extensive history of Xi'an and Shaanxi Province. Opened in 2007, this modern museum features a vast collection of over 130,000 artifacts, including pottery, bronze wares, and ancient coins. The exhibits span from prehistoric times to the Tang Dynasty, offering insights into the region's cultural evolution. The museum's design incorporates elements of Tang architecture, creating a harmonious atmosphere that enhances the visitor experience.
• After your museum visit, your guide will escort you to the railway station for your train journey into the Hexi Corridor. Following approximately three hours on the train, you'll arrive in Lanzhou City, Gansu Province, where your guide will meet you for a direct transfer to your hotel. The remainder of the day is yours to enjoy at your leisure, allowing you to relax or explore your new surroundings.

• Explore the Small Wild Goose Pagoda
• Visit the Xi'an History Musuem
• Stay in Lanzhou, B, L

• Your journey begins with a scenic 3.5-hour drive from Lanzhou to Xiahe Tibetan county. En route, you'll make a stop at Liujiaxia Reservoir for a memorable experience: Bingling Temple and Yellow River Three Gorges
• You'll board a fast boat for a 40-minute ride to visit the Bingling Grottoes, nestled in a stunning valley. The Bingling Temple, carved into the cliffs along the Yellow River, is a remarkable site featuring Buddhist art spanning over a millennium. The grottoes contain thousands of Buddhist sculptures and frescoes, with the centerpiece being a 27-meter-high seated Buddha statue.
• As you cruise along the Yellow River, you'll witness the breathtaking scenery of the Yellow River Three Gorges. This section of the river is characterized by steep cliffs and narrow passages, creating a dramatic landscape. The Three Gorges here are not as famous as those on the Yangtze River, but they offer equally stunning views and a more off-the-beaten-path experience.
• After your boat tour, you'll enjoy lunch in Linxia before continuing your drive to Xiahe.
• Upon arrival in Xiahe, you'll check into your hotel. The rest of the day is at your leisure to explore this fascinating Tibetan town.
• Xiahe is home to the Labrang Monastery, one of the six great monasteries of the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism. The town is a blend of Tibetan and Chinese cultures, offering a unique glimpse into Tibetan life outside of Tibet proper.
• You can stroll along the main street, observing local Tibetans in traditional dress going about their daily routines. The town is surrounded by rolling grasslands and snow-capped mountains, providing a picturesque backdrop.

• Cruise Yellow River Three Gorges
• Visit Bingling Temple
• Discover Labrang Monastery
• Stroll through Xiahe town
• Stay in Xiahe, B, L

• Morning visit to Labrang Monastery, one of the six great monasteries of the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism. Founded in 1709, Labrang is a sprawling complex that serves as a major center of Tibetan Buddhism outside of Tibet proper. You'll have the opportunity to explore its numerous temples, prayer halls, and colleges, as well as witness the daily life of the monks who study and practice there.
• The monastery is renowned for its long corridor of prayer wheels, which at 3.5 kilometers is considered the longest in the world. You may see pilgrims and monks circumambulating the monastery, turning these wheels as they walk. The main prayer hall, with its intricate murals and butter sculptures, offers a glimpse into Tibetan Buddhist artistry and devotion.
• After exploring Labrang, you'll continue to the Sangke Grasslands, where you'll experience the traditional lifestyle of Tibetan nomads. This vast expanse of lush meadows, dotted with yaks and sheep, provides a stark contrast to the bustling monastery. You might observe local Tibetans engaged in their daily activities, perhaps even visiting a nomad tent to learn about their way of life.
• In the afternoon, you'll drive back to Lanzhou, where you'll visit the Zhongshan Bridge, also known as the "First Bridge over the Yellow River". Built in 1907 with the help of German engineers, this iron bridge was a significant feat of engineering for its time. It spans 234 meters across the Yellow River and stands as a symbol of China's early modernization efforts. The bridge's distinctive yellow color and intricate ironwork make it a picturesque spot, especially against the backdrop of the Yellow River and the surrounding mountains.
• After your visit to the bridge, you'll check into your hotel in Lanzhou for a well-deserved rest after a full day of cultural and historical exploration.

• Explore the Labrang Monastery
• Visit the Sangke Grasslands
• Stay in Lanzhou, B, L

• Take a morning bullet train ride from Lanzhou to Zhangye, traveling along the historic Silk Road Hexi Corridor. As you speed through the landscape, you'll witness the gradual transition into the arid Gobi Desert region.
• Upon arrival in Zhangye in the early afternoon, you'll be transferred directly to the Zhangye National Geopark, also known as the Rainbow Mountains or Danxia Landform Geological Park. This UNESCO World Heritage site is renowned for its extraordinary colorful rock formations.
• The Zhangye Danxia landscape is characterized by:
  Vibrant layers of red, yellow, orange, and green sandstone and minerals;
  Unique rock formations sculpted by wind and rain over millions of years;
  A surreal, almost painted appearance that has earned it the nickname "Rainbow Mountains".
• Your tour of the geopark will last approximately 2 to 2.5 hours. During this time, you'll have the opportunity to:
  Visit several viewing platforms offering panoramic vistas of the colorful landscape;
  Take a shuttle bus between different areas of the park;
  Capture stunning photographs of the ever-changing hues as the sunlight shifts;
• After exploring the geopark, you'll be driven to downtown Zhangye to check into your hotel. The rest of the day will be at your leisure, allowing you to relax or explore the city at your own pace.

• Ride bullet train through historic Silk Road Hexi Corridor
• Observe Gobi Desert region
• Visit Zhangye National Geopark
• Explore the Rainbow Mountains
• Stay in Zhangye, B, D

• We check out of the hotel in Zhangye after breakfast, Enjoy a private tour to visit two remarkable religious sites in Zhangye:
• The Giant Buddha Temple, also known as Dafo Temple, is a Buddhist temple complex dating back to the Western Xia period (1038-1227). The temple's main attraction is its colossal reclining Buddha statue, which is:
  34.5 meters long;
  Made of clay on a wooden frame;
  Believed to be the largest indoor reclining Buddha in China.
• The statue depicts the Buddha entering nirvana, with his ten disciples standing behind him. The wooden hall housing the Buddha is itself an architectural marvel, measuring 48 meters long, 24 meters wide, and 33 meters high. The hall also features Qing dynasty murals depicting scenes from Buddhist stories.
• Next, you'll visit the Mati Temple, also known as the Horse Hoof Monastery. This temple complex is carved into the cliffs of Mati Mountain and features:
  A series of grottoes and caves with Buddhist carvings and statues;
  A unique blend of Han Chinese, Tibetan, and Yugur architectural styles;
  Legend has it that a heavenly horse left its hoof print on a rock here, giving the temple its name.
• The temple offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape and provides insight into the religious and cultural history of the region.
• After lunch, you'll board a bullet train for a 4.5-hour journey through the Gobi Desert to Dunhuang. As you travel, you'll witness the stark beauty of the desert landscape, with its vast expanses of sand and rock formations.
• Dunhuang, an oasis city on the edge of the Taklamakan Desert, was once a crucial stop on the ancient Silk Road.Upon arrival in Dunhuang, you'll check into your hotel for a well-deserved rest after a day filled with cultural and natural wonders.

• Admire Buddha statue at Giant Buddha Temple
• Explore the Buddha and Qing dynasty murals
• Visit Mati Temple grottoes
• Ride bullet train through Gobi Desert
• Stay in Dunhuang, B, L, D

• After breakfast, your guide and driver will meet you at the hotel for a private transfer to the Mogao Grottoes, located about 30 minutes away. The Mogao Grottoes, also known as the Thousand Buddha Caves, are a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most significant collections of Buddhist art in the world. Carved into the cliffs above the Dachuan River, these caves house over 2,000 colored statues and 45,000 square meters of murals, spanning a period from the 4th to the 14th century.
• The total number of caves available for public viewing is 735, but only a limited number are open at any given time due to preservation efforts. visitors to the Mogao Caves can explore different numbers of caves depending on the season:
  Peak Season (April 1 to November 30): Access to 8 caves per visit with Ticket A;
  Off-Season (December 1 to March 31): Access to 12 caves with Ticket D.
• In the afternoon, you'll visit the Echoing Sand Mountain and Crescent Lake. The Echoing Sand Mountain, or Mingsha Shan, is a vast expanse of sand dunes known for the musical sound they produce when the wind blows. At its heart lies the Crescent Lake, a natural wonder that has existed for over 2,000 years without being swallowed by the surrounding desert. You can climb the dunes for panoramic views, try sandboarding, or take a camel ride for a true desert experience.
• Upon returning to the hotel for a rest, you'll have free time in the evening to explore the famous Shazhou Night Market. This bustling market comes alive after sunset, offering a vibrant atmosphere and a chance to sample local Dunhuang specialties. You'll find an array of food stalls selling dishes like yellow noodles, kebabs, and unique fruit wines. The market also features local handicrafts, making it an ideal place to pick up souvenirs.

• Explore ancient Buddhist art
• Climb Echoing Sand Mountain
• Stroll through vibrant Shazhou Night Market
• Stay in Dunhuang, B, L, D

• After breakfast and checking out of your hotel, you'll visit the Dunhuang Museum. This modern museum, opened in 2011, offers a comprehensive overview of Dunhuang's rich history and cultural significance. The museum houses over 10,000 artifacts spanning more than 2,000 years, including relics from the Silk Road era, Buddhist art, and ancient manuscripts. Its exhibits are arranged chronologically, allowing visitors to trace Dunhuang's development from prehistoric times through various dynasties.
• Key features of the Dunhuang Museum include:
  A replica of a Mogao Cave, providing insight into the famous grottoes' art and architecture;
  Displays of silk road treasures, including textiles, pottery, and coins;
  Ancient manuscripts and documents in various languages, reflecting Dunhuang's role as a cultural crossroads;
  Interactive exhibits that bring the city's history to life.
• Following an early lunch, you'll be transferred to Liuyuan Station to board a bullet train to Turpan. This 3.5-hour journey along the ancient Silk Road offers a unique perspective on the changing landscape of western China.
• Upon arrival in Turpan, you'll be met by your local guide and transferred directly to your hotel. The rest of the day is at your leisure, allowing you to relax or explore the streets of this traditional Uyghur city. Turpan, known for its unique Uyghur culture, offers a stark contrast to Dunhuang with its distinct architecture, cuisine, and customs. You might consider:
  Strolling through the old town to observe local life;
  Visiting a nearby night market to sample Uyghur cuisine;
  Relaxing in your hotel to prepare for upcoming adventures in Turpan.
• This transition day combines historical exploration with modern transportation, bridging two important Silk Road cities and offering a glimpse into the diverse cultures of western China.

• Explore Dunhuang Museum
• Examine replica Mogao Cave
• Observe Silk Road treasures
• Stay in Turpan, B, L, D

• Enjoy a morining visit to the Tuyugou Valley, a picturesque area known for its unique blend of natural beauty and historical significance. The valley is home to ancient Buddhist cave temples and a traditional Uyghur village. You'll have the opportunity to explore the well-preserved grottoes, which feature intricate murals and sculptures dating back to the Tang Dynasty. The village itself offers a glimpse into traditional Uyghur life, with its mud-brick houses and narrow streets.
• Next, you'll continue to the Gaochang City Ruins, an ancient city that once served as a key stop on the Silk Road. The ruins cover an area of about 2,200,000 square meters and date back to the 1st century BC. You'll see the remains of city walls, temples, and residential areas, which provide insight into the layout and architecture of this once-thriving oasis city. The site is particularly impressive for its scale and the degree of preservation, allowing visitors to imagine life in this important trading hub centuries ago.
• After a short break at your hotel, you'll visit the Bezeklik Thousand Buddha Caves. These caves, carved into the cliffs of the Flaming Mountains, contain some of the most impressive Buddhist art in the region. The caves feature colorful murals depicting Buddhist themes, as well as statues and other religious artifacts. While many of the original artworks were removed or damaged in the early 20th century, the remaining pieces still offer a fascinating look at the religious and artistic traditions of the area.
• Return back to the hotel and the rest of day will be at your own leisure.

• Explore ancient Buddhist cave temples
• Visit Gaochang City Ruins
• Tour Bezeklik Thousand Buddha Caves
• Stay in Turpan, B, L, D

• Your morning begins with a relaxed late check-out, allowing you to unwind and energize for the day ahead.
• You'll then visit the Sugong Pagoda, also known as the Emin Minaret. This impressive structure, built in 1777, stands 44 meters tall and is the tallest minaret in China. The pagoda showcases a unique blend of Islamic and traditional Chinese architectural styles. Its brick spiral staircase leads to the top, offering panoramic views of Turpan and the surrounding desert landscape. The intricate geometric patterns and calligraphy adorning the exterior make it a striking example of Islamic architecture in China.
• After your visit, you'll be transferred to Turpan railway station to board your overnight soft sleeper train to Kashgar. This journey offers a genuine experience of local travel in China. While the accommodations may not be as luxurious as those on high-speed bullet trains, they provide a comfortable and authentic way to traverse the ancient Silk Road route.
• The overnight train journey allows you to witness the changing landscapes of Xinjiang as you travel from the Turpan Depression to the western edge of the Taklamakan Desert. You'll have the opportunity to interact with local passengers and experience a slice of daily life in this remote region of China.
• Though the amenities may be basic compared to modern high-speed rail, this journey offers a unique perspective on travel in western China. It's worth remembering that your experience, while perhaps not as swift or smooth as a bullet train, is still far more comfortable than the arduous camel caravans of ancient Silk Road traders. This overnight train ride is an adventure in itself, allowing you to follow in the footsteps of countless travelers who have made this journey over the centuries.

• Visit Sugong Pagoda
• Witness changing Xinjiang landscapes
• Travel ancient Silk Road route
• Stay onboard train ( soft sleeper ), B, L

• Upon arrival in Kashgar, your local guide and driver will greet you and transfer you directly to your hotel, allowing you to freshen up and rest after your journey. In the afternoon, you'll visit two of Kashgar's most iconic sites:
• Id Kah Mosque, the largest mosque in China, is a striking example of Islamic architecture in Xinjiang. Built in 1442, it covers an area of 16,800 square meters and can accommodate up to 20,000 worshippers. Key features include:
  A vibrant yellow facade with intricate geometric patterns;
  Two 18-meter-high minarets flanking the main entrance;
  A spacious courtyard with ancient trees providing shade;
  Prayer halls adorned with colorful carpets and carved wooden pillars.
• While the mosque remains an important religious site, it has also become a popular tourist attraction. Visitors can explore the grounds and learn about the mosque's historical and cultural significance to the Uyghur community.
• After visiting the mosque, you'll explore Kashgar's Old Town, a labyrinth of narrow alleys and traditional mud-brick houses that offer a glimpse into the city's rich history. Highlights include:
  Winding streets lined with artisan workshops and small businesses;
  Traditional Uyghur architecture featuring ornate wooden doors and intricate latticework;
  Local markets selling handicrafts, spices, and traditional Uyghur cuisine;
  The opportunity to observe daily life in this ancient Silk Road city.
• As you wander through the Old Town, you'll experience the unique blend of Central Asian and Chinese cultures that define Kashgar's identity. Your guide will share insights into the area's history and the ongoing efforts to preserve its traditional character amidst modernization.

• Visit the Id Kah Mosque
• Explore the Kashgar Old Town
• Stay in Kashgar, B, L, D

• Today, the itinerary includes a visit to the Apak Khoja Mausoleum and the vibrant Sunday Bazaar.
• The Apak Khoja Mausoleum, also known as the Abakh Hoja Tomb, is a significant historical site located about 5 kilometers northeast of Kashgar. This grand complex, built in 1640, honors Apak Khoja, a prominent Islamic figure and a key player in the spread of Islam in the region. The mausoleum is notable for its stunning green-glazed tiles and intricate architectural design, reflecting typical Islamic styles. It serves as the final resting place for five generations of the Apak Khoja family. The mausoleum's beautiful gardens and serene atmosphere make it a peaceful spot for reflection.
• After exploring the mausoleum, you will head to the Sunday Bazaar, one of Kashgar's most iconic attractions. This bustling market is a sensory delight, filled with vibrant colors, enticing aromas, and lively sounds. The bazaar features an array of stalls selling everything from traditional Uyghur handicrafts to fresh produce and spices. It's a fantastic place to find unique souvenirs such as pottery, carpets, and musical instruments.
• On Sundays, the bazaar transforms into a lively hub where locals gather to shop and socialize. You can also indulge in delicious street food, including roasted lamb, hand-pulled noodles, and sweet pastries. The atmosphere is electric, with merchants haggling over prices and customers mingling in this cultural melting pot.
• The rest of the day is yours to enjoy at your leisure. You can choose to relax at your hotel or venture out to explore more of Kashgar's charming streets. Whether you decide to visit local cafes, wander through the Old Town, or simply soak in the vibrant atmosphere around you, Kashgar offers a rich tapestry of experiences waiting to be discovered.

• Explore the Apak Khojia Mausoleum
• Visit the Sunday Bazzar
• Stay in Kashgar, B, L

• After enjoying a leisurely breakfast at your hotel in Kashgar, your guide and driver will meet you in the lobby for a private transfer to the airport. You'll then take a 1.5-hour flight to Urumqi, the capital of Xinjiang.
• Upon arrival in Urumqi, your new local guide will greet you and escort you to the downtown area to visit the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region Museum, also known as the Xinjiang Museum.
• The Xinjiang Museum is a large integrated museum that showcases the rich history and diverse cultures of the Xinjiang region. Here's what you can expect to see:
• Historical Relics: The museum houses over 50,000 artifacts, including ancient silk items, pottery, bronze wares, and stone carvings that illustrate the development of Xinjiang society over thousands of years.
• Ethnic Minority Exhibitions: You'll find displays showcasing the customs, clothing, and daily life of Xinjiang's 12 major ethnic groups, including the Uyghur, Kazakh, and Mongolian peoples.
• Ancient Mummies: One of the museum's highlights is the collection of well-preserved mummies, including the famous "Loulan Beauty", which dates back about 4,000 years.
• Silk Road Artifacts: The museum features a significant collection of items related to the ancient Silk Road, reflecting Xinjiang's crucial role in this historical trade route.
• Prehistoric Exhibits: You can also see fossils and artifacts from prehistoric times, including a 10,000-year-old human skull.
• The museum's architecture itself is noteworthy, featuring elements of traditional Uyghur style. After your visit to the museum, which typically takes about 2-3 hours, you'll be transferred to your hotel in Urumqi to check in and relax for the evening.

• Visit the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region Museum
• Stay in Urumqi, B, D

• Today, you will embark on a scenic drive for about two hours from Urumqi to TianChi, also known as Heavenly Lake. Nestled in the Tianshan Mountains, Heavenly Lake is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, surrounded by snow-capped peaks and lush forests. At an elevation of 1,910 meters (6,270 feet), the lake is often described as a "green pearl" set against the majestic backdrop of the mountains.
• Upon arrival, you'll enjoy a boat ride on the crystal-clear waters of Heavenly Lake. The boat ride offers a unique perspective of the surrounding landscape, allowing you to appreciate the serene beauty of this high-altitude oasis. As you glide across the lake, take in the breathtaking views of Bogda Peak and the vibrant wildflowers that bloom in the summer months. The tranquil atmosphere and stunning scenery make this experience truly unforgettable.
• After your time at Heavenly Lake, you'll drive back to Urumqi in the afternoon. The rest of the day is yours to enjoy at your leisure. You can choose to relax at your hotel or explore the local area, perhaps visiting nearby attractions or indulging in some shopping at local markets. This free time allows you to immerse yourself in the culture and charm of Urumqi at your own pace.

• Visit the Heavenly Lake
• Stay in Urumqi, B, L

• Our guide and driver will meet you in the hotel lobby for a private transfer to Urumqi Airport, where you'll begin your onward journey home. Urumqi Airport is well-connected to major cities across China, including Beijing, Shanghai, Xi'an, and Guangzhou, making it convenient for your travel plans. Whether you're extending your China tour or catching a flight to another city, the airport serves as a vital hub for both domestic and international flights.
• With 31 airlines operating from Urumqi and direct flights available to 70 airports across the country, you’ll find numerous options to suit your travel needs. The airport facilitates easy connections, ensuring that your journey continues smoothly. Enjoy your travels!

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