Things to do in Shache

The Twelve Muqam performance in Shache Old Town is a must-see. There are two shows a day, and the price is quite reasonable, which is indeed in line with expectations. It mainly focuses on classical music, so don't have too high expectations for the song and dance.

The ancient city gate of Shache is newly built, and the city walls on the side should be left over from the original ones. The city walls in southern Xinjiang are all rammed earth structures, and the strength is acceptable because of the dry weather and little rain, eliminating the trouble of making city bricks. The county town is not big, and the location of the ancient city gate is already a bit remote. The city gate is open to traffic, and there are not many passing vehicles. It is very suitable for taking photos and checking in.

The Yarkand River has beautiful scenery, with blue sky, white clouds and clear water. It is very pure and beautiful, very interesting and cost-effective. It is a good choice with a wide view and pure natural scenery that is refreshing.

The Silk Road, with its exotic customs, is a great place to take children to play and a paradise for lovers to date.

The overall environment of the scenic area is so-so, and it operates under a commercial model... Since the scenic area is quite large, older people are advised to take the sightseeing bus. Younger people with enough time can rent bicycles, but only a small portion of the space is worth seeing!

The Ancient City of Kashi is probably the main attraction in the city of Kashgar, one of the most illustrious destinations along the Silk Route. By way of preservation of traditional art forms, cuisines and crafts, fashion and architecture, the ancient city offers a look into the past of this part of the region. Many travelers would consider this spot a must-visit, as an important historical site where there are a number of world intangible cultural heritage projects involving many crafts from the city's history, such as Uyghur pottery and clay-molding, and medicinal food therapy. More than just a scenic area, this ancient city is a combination of older and newer elements, and has many interesting experiences in store for visitors.

There was a staff member inside who offered free explanations every now and then. For those unfamiliar with the area, the explanations of the rugs on the walls were what truly conveyed the maker's heartfelt intentions and blessings. However, there were too many people attending prayer, and in the end, it was too hot to explore much.