 | Kashgar, China |
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... . Score! So, without further argument, the guide, whose name I wish I'd gotten, led us into the twisting streets of Kashgar's Old City. A haphazard-looking mass of old and new buildings made of mud brick, red brick, wood and some cement, the ...
... until the sun got hot enough to convince us to relocate. Our next stop was the cooler, covered avenues of the Kashgar Grand Bazaar. Reputedly once the largest market in Asia, it's still a fun though scaled-back experience. The sidewalks outside were ...
... and sidewalks, Chinese people, Uighur people--these are some of the obvious changes between Pakistan and China. I visited Kashgar's immense Sunday Market, the Kashgar International Bazaar, drawing people from Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan just ...
As I was about to run out of time on my visa, I went to the Public Security Bureau to apply for a visa extension. The Lonely Planet said that two PSBs existed and that one was friendlier than the other. I went to the friendlier but further away one, so as ...
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Western China travel
Posted on Apr 26, 2008, 18:56:46
Hi Cristine, welcome to the forums! I hope you find some information here. I've never been to China but: If I was planning this trip, the first thing I would do is read some travel blogs from the area. So here are some from Kashgar:
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Western China travel
Posted on Apr 25, 2008, 09:19:51
Hi Cristine, welcome to the forums! I hope you find some information here. I've never been to China but: If I was planning this trip, the first thing I would do is read some travel blogs from the area. So here are some from Kashgar:
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silk road trip 2010
Posted on Nov 7, 2009, 20:28:46
i am working in urumuqi und want to kashgar. who want to go together!!! one of my friends stay in a Agency in that city and they can organize the tour for us! www.kashgar.org phinex
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Western China travel
Posted on Apr 24, 2008, 17:01:38
... to spend about two weeks catching the trains, enjoying some cities, spending time in places such as Kashgar, and getting a feel for the ethnic mix of Western China (or Central Asia). Do you think this is doable for around USD 1,000? Would appreciate any ...
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