Modong Guesthouse(Kashgar Old Town Branch)

There are some lovely little streets, but I wish there were more kinds of restaurants. The shops don’t offer much variety, and there isn’t really a spot to sit and have coffee. In the evening, you can hang out by the wall and have a beer.

An impressive historic site with amazing old buildings. Inside, there are souvenir sellers, food stalls, and restaurants all over the place.

Walking around Kashgar old city early in the morning was a great experience. The buildings have a lot of cultural character.

The atmosphere really comes alive around sunset, when the golden light falls on the earthen buildings. Try the freshly baked naan and have a look at the local handicrafts. It’s a dream for photographers, and the cultural experience stays with you after you leave. A guided tour is well worth considering to understand the place’s history and significance. If you’re in Xinjiang, I’d highly recommend a visit. The traditional Uyghur architecture is breathtaking, and the ancient streets and busy bazaars make Kashgar Old City feel like a living museum. Wandering through its winding alleys, you’ll come across artisan workshops, lively street food vendors, and welcoming locals who are happy to share their culture.