

We’ve just returned from a full 12-day trip through western Yunnan. We started in the far south, near the Laos border, and gradually made our way north along the regions bordering Myanmar, all the way up to the edge of…
Katherine was very patient and professional throughout the booking process. She ensured that we were kept updated about our bookings and always replied promptly. She also provided good suggestions on where to go/what to do, and suitable train timings. Our…
Katherine was amazing and responsive to my questions and the driver chosen for us was very pleasant and helpful. He answered all our questions. Review from Tripadvisor
Xinjiang occupies a vast area of northwestern China, stretching from the Tian Shan mountains to the deserts of the Tarim Basin. Its landscapes include snow-covered peaks, grasslands, oases and enormous deserts, while its position along the historic Silk Road has given the region a diverse cultural heritage shaped by Uyghur, Kazakh, Mongolian and other communities.