Visiting Kashgar Old City, you really don't need to deliberately search for photo spots

Before coming to Kashgar, I browsed countless travel guides thinking the old city would be enormous, photo spots hard to find, Kunlun Tower requiring telephoto lenses, and popular angles having long queues~~ Set aside ample time for Kashgar. Stay within the old city to experience the purity and hospitality of Kashgar people - mulberries casually picked from roadside trees, locals inviting you to share their harvest, students playing after school in every alley, and lanes decorated with hanging objects of all kinds~~ You don't need to bring many clothes or bags. Here you can choose fabric and get custom clothing for under ¥100, buy an Atlas silk bag for ¥20, or get a cowboy hat for just ¥6~ This city where every step reveals exotic scenery and the sun never seems to set will truly amaze you~ 📷 Must-visit photo spots 🔹 Rainbow Lane (West District) 🔹 Cloth Bag Lane (West District) 🔹 Alley for Kunlun Tower shots (East District: Shiguang Travel Photography) 🔹 "Kashgar" sign (West District: Kaman Homestay, Guli's Stage) 🔹 Ancient-modern comparison shot of Geng Gong Temple (East District: That Time Slow Homestay) 🔹 Hanging Gardens (East District) 🔹 Distant view of Hanging Gardens (East District: Turn left after exiting Munage) 🔹 Grandpa's Grandpa's Father's Naan (West District) 🔹 Guishi Homestay (East District)