Have Fun in Kashgar and Its Surroundings in March: A Super Detailed Travel Guide~

🎒Early Preparations ✅Documents: ID card and student ID (if applicable) are required for ticket discounts and special treatment; if you are going to the border, don't forget to apply for a border pass! ✅Clothing: The temperature in Kashgar rises in March, but the temperature difference between day and night is large. Wear a light jacket + long pants during the day, and bring a warm jacket at night. ✅Skincare and sun protection: The climate is dry and the ultraviolet rays are strong, so high-SPF sunscreen, lip balm, moisturizing skincare products, and hydrating masks are essential to prevent dry skin and sunburn🌞. ✅Medicine: Prepare common medicines such as cold medicine, stomach medicine, and motion sickness medicine💊. ✅Others: Cameras, mobile phones, power banks, and chargers to record beautiful moments; don't forget cash, as remote areas or small stalls may only accept cash💰. 🚌Transportation Guide External: Fly directly to Kashgar Airport, about 12 kilometers from the city center, and transfer to a taxi or bus to your hotel in the city. You can also choose the train, and there are buses and taxis directly to the city center from the train station. Internal: There are various options such as buses and taxis. It is convenient to take a taxi or bus to Kashgar Old City. Shared bicycles or electric vehicles are also good choices for short-distance travel! 🏨Accommodation Arrangements ✅Borman International Hotel (Kashgar Old City Branch) ❣Convenient transportation, located in the center of Kashgar, very close to the west gate of the old city. It's just a short walk to popular attractions, making it very suitable for lazy travelers. You can easily switch between resting at the hotel and taking a city walk. ❣Complete facilities and equipment, especially the laundry room, which is very useful. You can work out while waiting. ❣The room is very clean, the service is excellent, and the staff is very enthusiastic and responsive. They patiently introduced the surrounding environment and hotel facilities, which was very nice~. 🏛Attractions [Kashgar Old City] A landmark attraction. Stroll through the streets and alleys to admire the residential buildings of the Uyghur ethnic group, visit the Id Kah Mosque and the Gaotai Residence, and experience the exotic charm of the Western Regions. Don't forget to try the authentic Xinjiang cuisine😋. [Pamir Plateau] In March, spring is in the air, the grasslands turn green, and the snow-capped mountains are spectacular. Visit Tashkurgan Tajik Autonomous County to enjoy the beautiful scenery and visit the Stone City ruins to learn about the history and culture of the ancient Silk Road🌄. [Tomb of the Fragrant Concubine] A Uyghur cultural theme park with buildings such as the Tomb of the Fragrant Concubine, showcasing architectural art and religious culture. There are also live performances and folk activities🎭. [Kashgar Grand Bazaar] A commercial street with a wide variety of goods. Taste delicious food, buy souvenirs or special products🎁. 🍔Food Recommendations Meat: Roasted whole lamb, naan pit meat, etc., are tender and fragrant🥩. Noodles: La Tiao Zi and other noodles are chewy and delicious with various toppings and seasonings🍜. Snacks: Oil Ta Zi and other snacks are crispy, sweet, and delicious. Yogurt, fruit salad, and other desserts are also worth trying🥤. ⚠Precautions Respect customs: Respect local religious customs, keep quiet and follow the rules when entering mosques, and avoid eating, drinking, or smoking in public places during Ramadan🙏. Communicate appropriately: Some areas are inhabited by ethnic minorities. Pay attention to your language and behavior during communication to avoid cultural misunderstandings💬. Bargaining for shopping: Pay attention to price and quality when shopping. You can bargain when buying local specialties and souvenirs, but respect the work of the merchants💰. Pay attention to safety: Keep your belongings safe in crowded places. Check road conditions and weather in advance when going to remote mountainous areas to ensure travel safety🛡.