What's special with Kashgar?
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People said that if you don't go to Kashgar, you can't say that you have been to Xinjiang. So what's special with Kashgar, and are the Xinjiang people hospitable enough to welcome guests from around the world? What about the grapes?
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- answered by go2c at 2008-9-2 21:44:00
- Kashgar is a very beautiful place with four distinctive seasons, so it is cool in summers and warm in winters. The annual average temperature is 11.8 degree Celsius, and the annual sunshine is about 2652 hours. Kashgar is quite different from the other regions of China. Bustling bazaars are filled with veiled Muslim women and animated central traders. Solemn mosque stands out among thatched-houses. And Xinjiang people is very hospitable, guests will be served with tasty food and fresh fruits. Due to the weather in Xinjiang, the grapes there are quite delicious, you should have a taste of them.
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