Bad joke. But the situation is serious in Kashgar. The day we left, August 4, I think, there was a bombing in Kashgar. Now, the Chinese claim it was the Uyghur terrorists, bent on disrupting the Olympics. I don't know about all that. Regardless, it happened and may happen again. It's hard to predict how much of a threat exists, really, but I'd hold off visiting until after the Olympics.
Written Aug 12, 2008
Kashgar, like the rest of China, is a great place to get ripped off. Don't pay more than you agree to, and agree to prices beforehand. Get them to write it down, even. I tell you now, the next bloody person here to try to rip me off is going to get beaten. I am so sick of people being like this in China, but it's so endemic. A ripoff everywhere you go. Just be aware of it and doing.
The guy arranging our trip to Lake Karakul told us 500 yuan... for three people, permit and car and driver up there. That was yesterday (July 28, 2008). Today he approached us in the parking lot of the hotel and began to tell us how angry his boss was at him for charging such a cheap rate... I knew were it was going- he wanted more money- so I got mad at him, and he got defensive. By getting mad, I think I preempted his attempt to raise the price. In short, we'll pay 500 because that's what we agreed on. It's called honesty and decency. Why is that so hard to understand here?
Written Jul 29, 2008
While walking at the Sunday Market in Kashgar I stumbled upon this dentist-billboard. I saw several before. To me al these paintings of the inside of the mouth do not attract me, it would more or less scare me away from the dentist. From my dutch dentist I heard that he has patients telling him the horrible stories of the chinese dentists, so go see a dentist before you go for a china-trip!
Written Apr 21, 2003
respect the local tradition of Muslim people in xinjiang .
the people here don,t like who spits on the ground , eat food while you are walking and kissing each other while you are out ..
Written Sep 8, 2006
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respect the local tradition of Muslim people in xinjiang .the people here don,t like who spits on the ground , eat food while you are walking and kissing each...
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Q: Urgently need a good dentist in or around Kashgar. Seen lots of 'dentist booths' but does anyone know where I could find a really...

A: sorry to hear about that ,maybe you can check it with internet ,see if you can go to Urumuqi ,it;s will be easy to find the dentist you need .lots of flights from Kashgar...
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After crossing the Kunjherab coming from Pakistan I finally arrived in Kashgar. This whole trip has been a dream come true! In Kashgar I left behind the overwhelming landscapes of the Himalayas and......
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The original old town of Kashgar This is a typical travel-magazine-cover for Kashgar. Although the old town still conserve quite well, most has already blended together with new modern constructions...
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I spent a total of 5 nights in Kashgar, and I can definitely say it's cold (it's November). Just as you may have heard, the Sunday Market is great (Camels for sale!), and the atmosphere is...
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Kashgar is the largest oasis city in Chinese Central Asia and has long been important for its strategic location, commanding the passes that led travellers along the silk routes to India, Persia and...
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If you're in Kashgar, you must wait and see the Sunday market. A most unique experience. I bought a couple of totally amazing rugs here. You can also buy many unique things, such as beautiful...
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