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Xinjiang Nuerlan Hotel (Formerly Name: Xinjiang Sultan Hotel) is offering accommodations in Kashgar. Featuring a 24-hour front desk, this property also provides guests with a restaurant. The ambience and the decor and the location and the concierge who could speak english Abdullah was really helpful.
Located in Kashi, Radisson Blu Hotel Kashgar features an indoor pool, a fitness center and a restaurant. Nice room,friendly staff .our room got upgraded,good service New stylist room
Accepting only Mainland Chinese citizens, Starway Hotel Kashgar International Coach Station offers affordable accommodations in Kashgar.
Located in the old town, Kashgar Old Town Youth Hostel is only 984 feet from the closest mosque. Guests can have easy access to local restaurants, markets and tea houses. familiar athmosphere good located
Colorful Uyghur decoration and wall paintings feature throughout Kashgar Pamir Youth Hostel, centrally located in Kashgar Old Town. The hostel had all the necessary facilities and was perfectly located right next to the mosque - the heart of the city. There was a lovely rooftop - great for lazy mornings and for chatty evenings (but you can't hear the noise in the rooms). Staff was helpful, kind and efficient - always there to answer endless questions. Though - don't forget to talk to other travelers they might know even more. Staff also helps to arrange your trip to Tashkurgan through Karakuli lake, which is helpful now, since there are some new restrictions to foreigners, and prices are reasonable. Be aware that they have AC rooms and no AC rooms, make sure you get an AC room in the summer.
Kashi Maitian Youth Hostel is offering accommodations in Kashgar. Featuring luggage storage space, this property also provides guests with a grill. - Location between the old city and the railway station (was my criteria), less than 10' walk to a bus stop. - Help from the attendant to find back-up solutions to the trains sold-out situation end of August (students travelling back to their universities). - Possibility to take a shower before taking my night train. - wifi working good.
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An interesting place; a melting pot of cultures; very different to mainstream China. Nice to wander through the streets and marvel at the mosque in the main square. Great to catch a local bus to the Sunday livestock market and see the mountains appear on the horizon and feel a connection to the old Silk Road. Being in the sensitive Xinjiang region meant a heavy police presence and a lot metal detectors when entering shops, banks and the hostel.
If you've been to old sections of cities in the Near and Middle-East, nothing particularly new or interesting about Kashgar's old city. The Sunday animal market which I most looked forward to was just that, an outdoor area with sheeps, cows, goats and horses for sale. Nothing particularly fascinating.
Getting around is easy - taxis are everywhere, buses too, local people understand Mandarin and some English. My favorite was the live stock market (Sundays only), as well as the old town. Food is easily found, I'd recommend going to night food market to taste a little bit of everything. The 100 years old tea house (it's the name) not far from the Mosque is a great place to lay back and experience the local life.
The Sunday livestock market, the Uighur food market, the old city, the food at Namur restaurant was fabulous. Taxis are cheap and the drivers do their best to work with language barriers. There are public busses as well. The bazaar was amazing, endless and so full of life and locals.
Visit the livestock market on Sunday. It's definitely one-of-a-kind, and not easily seen elsewhere in the world already. The old city is atmospheric and lively, unlike so many other 'touristified' places. Street food is excellent, mostly clean (use your common sense) and security is tight without being overly excessive.
Kashgar is a pretty long way from anywhere but once you're here it has a pleasant (heavily restored) old town, a second tranche of crumbling old town (used in the Kite Runner film), a bustling market on the outskirts and a smaller market within the restored old town. Additionally there is a very pleasant mausoleum/mosque complex on the outskirts and Kashgar can be used as a base for Shipton's Arch (about 1.5 hour's drive to the NW), the Karakorum highway and the Taklamakan desert.
