Qini Bagh Hotel Kashgar
No.144 Seman Road Kashgar, Xinjiang Uygur, 844000, China
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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelQini Bagh Hotel Kashgar
Kashgar
Arrived in Kashgar after a 28 hour bus ride...the ride wasn't bad and the scenery in parts was really beautiful although I was on the wrong side of the buss to get good pictures.
Between Worlds
Kashgar is a town famed for being a Silk Road hub, in the centre of Asia where China, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan meet. The town retains much of its traditional Uigher feel - despite large swathes of the town having been rebuilt with the Chinese style wide roads and tall buildings - and the bulk of activity is still focused in …
Wow. I can't believe we actually made it this far.
This is a top pick! Well, we finally made it - Kasghar, the end of our travels in China (geographically at least). Romantic, end-of-the-train-line, silk-road outpost. Obviously, nowhere in China would ever be described as "romantic" (the ever present sound of someone hoiking not too far off usually kills that impression), but it does seem like a nice place to hang-out …
Karakoram Highway from Gilgit to Kashgar (China)
Tues 5th July Gilgit-Karimibad We're heading to Karimabad (2438 metres) in the Hunza Valley today, a few hours north of Gilgit. The area is famous for its agriculture, which is made possible by its system of stone channels, up to 8 kms long, which carry water from the river to the fields. It's also a much more liberal area, as the people are …
Travels along the silk road
This is a top pick! After the Gobi March 2006, comp[etitors and staff alike stormed into the hotel to take a well deserved long shower; imagine the smell as over 140 people arrived at the hotel on Saturday evening after 6 days without proper washing.... It felt sooo good to spend half an hour in the shower and get cuddled up in big fluffy white towels that didn't look …
