Southern Xinjiang | A Thousand-Year Love Song of Sand and Poetry

| A Thousand-Year Love Song of Sand and Poetry✨ In the northwest of China, there is a mysterious land forgotten by time—Southern Xinjiang. Here, you will find vast deserts, towering snow-capped mountains, bustling bazaars, and people who love to sing and dance. Every scene and every moment seems to have come from an ancient painting, telling stories of a thousand years. 🏜️ The desert is vast and the sun sets over the long river. The Taklamakan Desert is a golden postcard of Southern Xinjiang. The rolling sand dunes shine with a charming glow under the sun. Driving through the desert highway, you can feel the friction between the tires and the gravel, and hear only the whistling wind. The feeling of a racing heart is both exciting and awe-inspiring. 🏰 Kashgar Old Town is the heart of Southern Xinjiang. The ancient city walls, maze-like alleys, and colorful buildings all carry the memories of history. Here, you can see traditional Uyghur craftsmen carefully making exquisite carpets, flower hats, and copperware. You can also enjoy a cup of fragrant milk tea in a century-old teahouse, listening to the local people playing the rawap, and feel the rich ethnic customs. 👳‍♀️ The Uyghur, Tajik, and other ethnic minorities are warm and hospitable, and their smiles are as bright as the sun in Southern Xinjiang. Whether in the fields of the countryside or on the streets of the city, you can see them dressed in colorful traditional costumes, singing and dancing. They express their love for life in a unique way, and make every visitor to Southern Xinjiang feel the warmth of home.