Amidst the towering peaks of China’s Pamir Plateau in Xinjiang lies a legendary road hailed as the “electrocardiogram of the Kunlun Mountains” – the Panlong Ancient Road. This mountain route, spanning a mere 36 kilometres, boasts a staggering 639 hairpin bends as it ascends from 3,000 metres to 4,216 metres above sea level. For self-drive…

In China’s Xinjiang region lies the Duku Highway, hailed as “a scenic route traversing the backbone of the Tianshan Mountains.” This 561-kilometer road, open for only 4 to 5 months annually, encapsulates 80% of Xinjiang’s most spectacular landscapes. It stands as a “must-drive road in a lifetime” for self-driving enthusiasts. The Duku Highway stretches from…

Wheels roll over the snow-covered curves of the Duku Highway, while the rearview mirror glances at the blue of Sayram Lake—Xinjiang is the ultimate dream destination for road trippers. Across this vast land, spanning one-sixth of China’s territory, snow-capped mountains, grasslands, lakes, deserts, and ancient cities weave together into a flowing panorama, waiting for you…

Xinjiang—this vast expanse covering one-sixth of China’s territory—is a paradise for self-drive travellers. From snow-capped mountains to deserts, from grasslands to lakes, every frame along the journey is a picture-perfect vista. Xinjiang, as China’s largest provincial-level administrative region by land area, has become a “holy grail” for self-drive enthusiasts with its magnificent natural landscapes and…