Silk Road Highlights · Featured Attractions
Experience the most iconic natural and cultural landscapes along the Silk Road, immerse yourself in unique geographical features and historical heritage
Xinjiang Highlights
Nalati Grassland
Asia's largest alpine meadow, known as the "Sky Grassland", offers enchanting scenery throughout the seasons and is the perfect place to experience Kazakh nomadic culture.
Sayram Lake
Xinjiang's largest alpine lake, known as the "Last Tear of the Atlantic", features crystal-clear blue waters surrounded by snow-capped mountains, creating a magnificent landscape.
Duku Highway
A world-class scenic route crossing the Tianshan Mountains, connecting Dushanzi and Kuqa, offering breathtaking views along the way and known as "China's Most Beautiful Highway".
Gansu Highlights
Mogao Caves
A UNESCO World Heritage site, renowned for its exquisite murals and sculptures, this artistic gem of the Silk Road showcases the magnificent achievements of ancient Chinese art.
Zhangye Rainbow Mountains
China's most beautiful Danxia landform, with layers of colorful hills forming a natural palette, known as "God's Palette".
Jiayuguan Fort
The westernmost fortress of the Ming Great Wall, known as the "First and Greatest Pass Under Heaven", was a crucial strategic stronghold on the ancient Silk Road.
Qinghai Highlights
Chaka Salt Lake
Known as the "Mirror of the Sky", Chaka Salt Lake's crystal-clear salt crystals reflect the blue sky and white clouds, creating a unique natural wonder.
Qinghai Lake
China's largest saltwater lake, with azure waters and vast surrounding grasslands, is perfect for viewing rapeseed flower fields and migratory birds.
Qilian Grasslands
The ecological barrier of the eastern Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, where vast grasslands meet snow-capped mountains, is ideal for experiencing highland nomadic life.