Urumqi! Do you really not regret not promoting the Grand Bazaar?

😉It's seriously so photogenic! The giant Effendi statue is adorable from every angle, always photo-ready.😊 It brings back childhood memories! The rich local characteristics make it impossible not to love Urumqi. The Xinjiang International Grand Bazaar has an incredibly comfortable atmosphere, with dopamine-inducing colors and exotic charm. It's hard to resist taking photos~ More importantly, the Grand Bazaar is full of Effendi statues, triggering precious childhood memories! A must-do at the Grand Bazaar is taking photos with the Effendi statues. There are so many Effendi statues at the Grand Bazaar.👀 I'm impressed by the Xinjiang people's talent for singing and dancing. An uncle in a musical instrument shop picked up a Jiangduer and casually sang a song, while men and women of all ages danced freely in the square. If this is your first time in Urumqi, you must visit the Big Nang, just opposite the location in the third picture. Next door, you can also visit the Effendi Grand Bazaar Nang Museum for free.😍 Xinjiang Ethnic Street is about an 800-meter walk from the Grand Bazaar. The exotic Islamic architecture is incredibly photogenic! Be sure to go up to the third floor for photos. There's an endless array of Xinjiang cuisine to enjoy, including baked buns, pilaf, nang pit meat, baursak, baked flatbreads, and more, all with unique ethnic flavors. You must visit if you have the chance.