Kashgar In-Depth Tour! | Stay in the Serenity and Charm of a Thousand-Year-Old City

3-Day 2-Night Kashgar In-Depth Travel Guide ⬇️ 1. Kashgar Ancient City East Gate (Opening Ceremony) 10:30 AM/6:00 PM Free Uyghur song and dance welcome, immersing you in the ancient city journey. 2. Areya Road Explore the handicraft street: pottery workshops, woodcarving studios, and Atlas silk shops, experiencing intangible cultural heritage. 3. Century-Old Tea House Order a pot of rose milk tea + baked buns, listen to folk musicians, and relive scenes from *The Kite Runner*. 🚗 Nearby Attractions Xiangfei Garden (3km from the ancient city): Legendary palace architecture + Uyghur wedding performances. Gaotai Ancient Residences: 600-year-old mud-walled alleys, more authentic than the ancient city. Sunday Bazaar: Livestock market and food hotspot. Food Breakfast: Baursak + jam + milk tea—must-try! Alizat Pilaf Restaurant (the best yellow carrot pilaf). Maiker Pigeon Soup. White Ram Lamb Skewers. Best Seasons: April–June & September–October On the first day, I chose to stay inside Kashgar Ancient City to experience both its daytime bustle and nighttime tranquility. Located in the East Gate alleys, it’s steps away from viral photo spots and authentic Uyghur life. The service is attentive, with luggage pickup at the city gate. Ambience: A blend of ethnic style and modern design—tatami tea seats, vintage wine cabinets, and a refined courtyard, perfect for Instagram-worthy shots. Plus, traditional costumes are available for photos. The bedding is ultra-comfy, ensuring deep sleep. Toiletries are high-quality with a pleasant fragrance. Wake up to the aroma of handmade breakfast, and unwind at night with a nightcap at the owner’s whiskey bar. Nearby photo spots: East Gate Opening Ceremony, Guli’s Home, and the Hanging Gardens. Munag Homestay