Walk tour in Kashgar ancient city in Xinjiang, China. Lots of delicious food and many tourist

Kashgar Prefecture, an area under the jurisdiction of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. The whole region governs 1 county-level city, 10 counties, and 1 autonomous county. The permanent population of Kashgar is 4,496,377. As a transportation hub of the ancient Silk Road, Kashgar is an international commercial port where Chinese and foreign businessmen gather; it is also the only national historical center in Xinjiang. It is a famous cultural city that embodies the characteristics and essence of Uyghur folk customs, culture and art, architectural style and traditional economy.
The ancient city of Kashgar （喀什古城）in Xinjiang is the "most exotic" ancient city in China. Walking through it feels like walking into Central Asia. Whether it is the winding streets, the stacked ancient houses🏘️, or the romantic street scenes, the unique temperament of the ancient city will always attract people.

[@IberianInteractive]

thank you for the video

[@alitulu3254]

Çin Xinjiang eyalet Kaşgar Antik kent çok güzel.

[@TARIM-TUMAN]

Шикарно для гурманов💥👍✊

[@timw3294]

Really nice video, but you need to respect people's personal space and have some awareness man. on 1:55 you are putting your camera near him when he's doing his work is making him uncomfortable, and you are putting camera on top of food for sale is not good. Also, going inside space where people do work and straight up recording someone's home at 16:45 is just weird. No hate at all still enjoyed the video but please keep that in mind for future videos

[@Pandawalking1]

Thank you for your support and advice！

[@IberianInteractive]

lol chinese will do that a lot. I work with chinese people. There was this time when a chinese mum brought her daughter to my academy and one of the first things she did was opening all my drawers and closets to look what was inside MIND YOU without asking for permission or anything, she just did it HAHAHAHA

[@betoperez7263]

you may be right on your culture, where ever you live. But, it seems to me that a very Chinese and you need to respect the cultural differences. Respect is very important everywhere you go. You sound like a Westerner, telling people how to behave and live.

[@user-lo5nt3tw5x]

Во внутренних дворах тихо, это странно как- то.
Не слышно голосов, криков, детского шума, женских разговоров...., стариков не видно. Это уже не тот город....

[@Sergey9793]

вообще как то малолюдно

[@avil8686]

Old men are hanging out with friends, many women are going to work, children are going to school. It's not like the old times when old men women and children always stayed at home.😅

[@user-yj7yb1gg8g]

러시아 이야기하는겁니까

[@bingzaniGercel]

I heard 90% of the old town the han gouvernment destroyed? Is this true?

[@user-dr1yh5qs5b]

It is renovation, not destruction. The houses in the ancient city have no electricity or running water. And many houses are old and dilapidated and prone to collapse.

[@chankaan888]

It is true that the US government destroyed 100% of the Indians' architecture and culture.

[@betoperez7263]

you should visit and experience it. you will be surprised