Frequently Asked Questions

Many nationalities enjoy visa-free entry to China. Xinjiang is part of China, so the same visa policy applies. Some border areas require a travel permit, which we can arrange for you.

Yes. Xinjiang is generally safe with stable security. Our local guides ensure a smooth and comfortable journey.

May to October is ideal — pleasant weather, green grasslands and open mountain roads. Northern Xinjiang peaks in summer, while Southern Xinjiang is great in spring and autumn.

Some border regions like Kanas and Pamir Plateau require a permit. We handle all permits as part of our service.

We arrange 4-star hotels and authentic local cuisine. Halal, vegetarian and other dietary needs can be accommodated.

In 2026, citizens of many countries — including Senegal, Malaysia, Indonesia, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the UK, Switzerland, Canada and Australia — can enter China visa-free for up to 30 days per visit. The visa-free list is subject to official updates; feel free to contact us to confirm your nationality.

Most of Xinjiang is open and easy to travel; only some remote border areas or sensitive regions require additional travel permits. When you travel with us, all necessary permit applications, route planning and logistics are fully handled by our local team — you just enjoy the journey.

You can browse our small-group tours directly, or tell us your dates, interests and budget — we design a private itinerary for you free of charge, with full local support and seamless arrangements throughout.