Kuqa Yuzi Homestay

The small courtyard is beautiful and has ethnic characteristics. There are all kinds of fruit trees in the courtyard. The room is OK and the bathroom smells good. The bathroom is a squat toilet and the decoration is a little shabby, but it has everything. It is very close to the Kuqa Grand Temple and Restan Street. You can walk around Kuqa. Overall, I am very satisfied. The Uyghur barbecue opposite the homestay is very affordable and tastes very good! Other dishes that are more Han cuisine are a bit pitfalls and not very delicious! I don’t know if it’s because of the cold dishes and Han cuisine dishes I ordered or something else (I have been in Xinjiang for several days and I am fine eating other Uyghur barbecues), but our companions with weak stomachs have diarrhea.

A very distinctive residential courtyard in southern Xinjiang. Several fruit trees in the courtyard have begun to bear fruit (unfortunately, they cannot be eaten now), as well as various local flowers. The strong Western cultural style is everywhere. This is a real homestay👍

The boss is warm and considerate. I need to express something. The boss is very enthusiastic and helps me to mail it.

Sorry, I'm too busy to comment. I've been thinking about giving you a good review. I traveled to Xinjiang more than ten days ago and stayed one night in Kuqa and chose this B&B. As soon as we entered the courtyard, the young lady was very enthusiastic. She cut a watermelon for us and introduced us a lot about Kuqa. She also recommended a nearby restaurant for dining. The roasted whole lamb was indeed delicious and cost-effective. I was very satisfied. After eating, you can take a walk along the river and go to the night market on Restan Street. You can also see the Kuche folk song final that day. The B&B was renovated from an old Uyghur dwelling, so it has its own style, and the small courtyard is fragrant with melons and fruits. Although it has been renovated, public facilities such as pipes are still a bit old, so when using the toilet, you need to be careful not to throw paper directly into it.

We booked this Uyghur courtyard located in the Uyghur community, mainly to experience the original ecological life of ethnic minorities, and the boss was also very enthusiastic. Overall, the experience was good.

so so! Not worth the price,