Arrive in Kashgar in the afternoon or at night, then spend your time freely at the hotel enjoying local snack that the hotel offers and dipping yourselves into the mysterious Kashgar mood around.
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KashgarSunday Bazaar, Abakh Hoja Tomb,
Four parts on the playbill will stuff you with happiness of travelling.
First let’s visit Sunday Bazaar, a famous livestock-exchanging market dating back to Han Dynasty, two thousand years ago. Even you don’t take part in the exchange, you would also love the friendly trading atmosphere and the novel objects that they sell. You may also like Abakh Hoja Tomb. The tomb is more often called Xiangfei Tomb as it’s relevant to a story of a princess called Xiangfei in Qing Dynasty. And old town of Kashgar will go on with satisfying your hunger for local customs.
Next, you will visit Id Kah Mosque.If you don’t visit Id Kah Mosque, the largest-scale mosque and Muslim holy site in China, you can’t proudly declare that you’ve been to Kashgar.
Pay a visit to the local family. They are quite nice to you and they’d love to show you their affluently decorated house and tell you their easy breezy life. Later, even on the train that leave for the next destination, you’ll still savor the inspiring three days in Kashgar.