Ramada Urumqi

No.52 Changjiang Road Urumqi, Xinjiang Uygur, 830000, China

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A Tread of the Silk Road

A travel blog entry by michellendave

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... early morning exercises on the adult play ground equipment, playing badminton, tai chi or several varieties or ballroom dance. There is also plenty of room to get off alone at the small lakes and pagodas in the park. We got to the south end of the park and couldn’t find the ticket office. We showed our instruction paper around to several people and struck out. One lady walked us to where she thought it was and it was not there ...

Arrive Urumqi, Grand Bazaar, Night Market, Mosques

A travel blog entry by londone7

... and the two upper floor balconies circle around three sides of the main hall, facing what would be the main stage, or the mihrab in the case of a mosque. Outside was another night bazaar reminiscent of something in Pakistan. Visually its very similar for me but their language is ...

Introduction to Xinjiang - Silk Road China

A travel blog entry by londone7

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... tour and found a Xinjiang (shin-jhung) province restaurant near the hotel with ethnic Uyghar (wee-ghar) halal chinese food. This was a mix of indian curry with chinese noodles blended in, served with persian naan bread. They were playing arabic style ethnic music and had pictures of Taj Mahal style mosques in their home province.

Upon further study I learnt that China is home to about 30 million ethnic muslims, either ethnic Uyghars ...

My Eureka Moment About Uyghur Music

A travel blog entry by shoulin4

... of entertainment reserved for weddings and very special occasions. Uyghurs were not in the habit of performing their traditional music just because, i.e. no such thing as “art for art's sake.” With the exception of religious music, traditional Uyghur music is not regularly enjoyed by the masses. It is not even regularly enjoyed by sub-cultures. It is just a relic of ancient history, a relic that they take great pride in, a relic that the Chinese government ...

Up close with the natives

A travel blog entry by robertasiapac

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... then arid desert. Urumqi, though, is a big modern city, and there's little to do here. As the capital of Xinjiang, an autonomous region for the Uighurs, a Muslim Turkic people, it has some local colour, but it seems China is trying to turn it into a bit of a theme park, a kind of fake, sanitised Central Asia - it's built a replica of a historic minaret in the Uzbek city of Bukhara, surrounded by a couple of glitzy malls selling overpriced souvenirs of local food ...

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