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Ya Zhong Hotel Urumqi

No.38 Hetan North Road Urumqi, Xinjiang Uygur, 830063, China

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Kyrgyz visa, Uighur life, et musee

A travel blog entry by nycos

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On arrive a Urumqi le lundi 30 au matin. En chine, il y a 7 jours de vacances a partir du 1 mai (Fete du travail) donc on arrive juste a temps pour demander un visa pour le Kyrgyzstan. Apres avoir fait quelques recherches sur internet, on sait que de la gare, on doit prendre le bus n 2 puis le bus n 109 a partir du rond point Hongshan jusqu au …

En possession du visa

A travel blog entry by nycos

Arrives a Urumqi, on prend tout de suite le bus 109 vers le consulat. Il est deja un peu tard et on arrive lorsque le consul s en va. Notre visa n est pas encore pret et on doit attendre la fin de la pause dejeuner, qu on occupera en mageant et en squattant le hall de du Central Asian Hotel. Quand, on recoit enfin notre visa, on retourne a la …

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A Tread of the Silk Road

A travel blog entry by michellendave

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... that could get into Pakistan with visa at the border was cut to seven. Many travelers became stranded without visas and in need of a plan B.

We began researching going Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan too. October was already getting cold in Urumqi. The neighboring countries are also at high altitude. We figured we’d be going in November when it was bitterly cold. Since winter sport was not on our radar, we decided to ...

Sunny days in Urumqi

A travel blog entry by roeby-en-ine

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Early September is supposed to be the best time of year to visit Urumqi, and so it was. As the town is rather ugly and the provincial museum unremarkable, we spent some sunny days here just relaxing in the Hongshan and People's parks and recapitulating our trip. We compiled a soundtrack for the Silk Road based on Xinjiang radio favourites ('Ali Baba', 'I am a disco dancer', ...

Introduction to Xinjiang - Silk Road China

A travel blog entry by londone7

During my first trip to China in 2010 I was surprised to see halal muslim restaurants all over Beijing and Shanghai with Arabic writing. These were indigenous chinese people, not arab migrants. This was even more pronounced in Xian which had a large muslim quarter, street bazaar playing turkic ...

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This hotel was formerly known as: Central Asian Hotel