"One Night, Ten Thousand Years: Strolling Through Kashgar Old Town"

🌈Kashgar Old Town
Steeped in exotic cultural charm and profound history, the architecture here is uniquely captivating.
Winding alleys are full of surprises at every turn—vibrant windows, exquisitely carved wooden doors—all reflecting the allure of the Silk Road, whispering tales of its glorious past.💗

🎫Admission: Free
🏩Accommodation: Stay near the West or South Gate for convenience, with hotels and dining options clustered nearby—just a short walk to the old town.
🗺️Routes:
1️⃣East Route: East Gate Entrance (Opening Ceremony: 10:30/12:00/18:00) → Nashiman B&B → Jiulongquan Inn → Dunmaisiti Mosque (demolished) → Huamao Bazaar·Bayi’s Rooftop Garden → Corner Café → Hanbazaar Food Street. Exit Hanbazaar, cross the street to Id Kah Mosque, then follow the road beside it to the West District.
2️⃣West Route: Id Kah Mosque → Oil Painting Street → Century-Old Tea House → Tahalane Photography Street → Grandpa’s Grandpa’s Father’s Naan → Rainbow Alley & Cloth Bag Alley → Kashgar Old City Wall.

🥙Food Highlights:
✅East District: Grandpa Abdu’s Old Town Lamb Soup (try the lamb soup and thin-skinned buns).
✅West District: Grandpa’s Grandpa’s Father’s Naan—a viral spot with freshly baked naan in various flavors.

🌈Transport:
✅No cars inside the old town, but sightseeing carts are available.
✅Buses outside the old town go directly to the train station and airport.
✅Free shuttles from the East Gate to Xiangfei Garden, or take a bus/taxi (approx. ¥12–13).
✅Buses from Hanbazaar East Exit go to the museum, or take a taxi (approx. ¥10).

Post by PhoenixSorcerer | May 14, 2025