Xinjiang Kuqa City—The former land of Qiuci, a pearl on the Silk Road. Explore the red canyon wonders, experience millennia-old Buddhist art, and feel the charm of Uyghur folk customs.
Traverse geological wonders, visit the ancient Qiuci Kingdom, and experience multiculturalism
Arrive in Kuqa City, check into your hotel, then spend the day visiting the Tianshan Mysterious Grand Canyon to admire the red canyon wonders. Stroll along Reisitan Road in the evening to feel the charm of the old city.
Visit the Kuqa Prince's Mansion in the morning to learn about Uyghur leader history. Tour the Kuqa Grand Mosque and Lin Ji Road Memorial Hall in the afternoon to experience multiculturalism.
Head to the Kizil Thousand Buddha Caves in the morning to admire Buddhist mural art. Visit the Subashi Buddhist Temple Ruins in the afternoon and return in the evening.
A Kuqa specialty pasta with a diameter of up to 50 centimeters. Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, it has a long shelf life, earning it the title of "King of Dry Rations" on the Silk Road.
A specialty fruit of Kuqa. The fruits are small and exquisite, with delicate flesh and high sweetness, hailed as the "King of Apricots."
A traditional Uyghur dish where lamb and carrots are stewed in a clay pot, resulting in tender meat and a rich, flavorful broth.