[Look at China along the highway] Visiting the Xinjiang International Grand Bazaar: the arrival of tourism outbreak
[Explanation] During the "May 1st" Golden Week, the Xinjiang International Grand Bazaar in Urumqi ushered in a tourist peak.
In the scenic area, the tour guide vividly explained the architectural style of the sightseeing tower, and the tourists either took pictures or listened attentively... The staff of the scenic area told reporters, “Xinjiang’s “prosperous tourism” scene is back.”
"Bazaar" is translated as "market" and "bazaar".
The Xinjiang International Grand Bazaar is the gathering place and exhibition center of Xinjiang tourism products, also known as the "Xinjiang Window".
It has become a must-choice place for many tourists to "check in" after they arrive in Xinjiang.
Whether it is a self-driving highway or a plane to Xinjiang, most of them "visit here."
The "Turpan-Urumqi (Xinjiang International Grand Bazaar)-Tianchi" connected by the Lianhuo Expressway is also known as a classic route. The expressway also brings a steady stream of tourists to Xinjiang.
Pedestrian Street is a densely populated area of Xinjiang International Grand Bazaar. The two pedestrian streets running east-west and north-south meet at the "Pedestrian Street Grand Stage".
Dancers dressed in Uyghur costumes took the stage to perform, and the cheerful music and graceful dances attracted many tourists.
Lin Yuan, a tourist from Shenyang, told reporters that he felt strong national characteristics in the spectacular architecture and singing and dancing performances.
The handicrafts and cultural and creative products with different styles and different prices made him "picked up".
[Concurrent] Lin Yuan, a tourist from Liaoning
Xinjiang has always been a place we especially want to come to, so it happened to be here this holiday season. This feels that the ethnic characteristics are quite strong, and there are many products, especially Xinjiang specialty products, with a dazzling array of products.
[Concurrent] Tianjin tourist Mr. Yang
Before the Grand Bazaar, I made a strategy and said it was a market. It is still very good to take a look at the local customs.
[Explanation] The reporter learned that the Xinjiang International Grand Bazaar has more than 3,300 shops and more than 6,000 employees.
Fang Chao, the person in charge of the pedestrian street of the scenic spot, told reporters that for the "May 1st" holiday, the scenic spot made full preparations for the supply of goods in advance and added new items.
[Concurrent] Fang Chao, person in charge of pedestrian street in Xinjiang International Grand Bazaar
We have made sufficient preparations for the May 1st holiday, such as abundant preparations for the supply of goods, and provide tourists with the greatest discounts and benefits. The tourism situation has become a rebound trend. We also believe that this year’s May 1st will form a small During the outbreak period, it will get better and better.
[Explanation] In recent years, the rapid development of Xinjiang expressways has provided convenient conditions for self-driving travel. At the same time, Lianhuo Expressway and Duku Highway have become the "net celebrity" roads for self-driving travel enthusiasts in and outside Xinjiang.
Lin Yuan said that in the next few days, he will visit northern Xinjiang through a self-driving tour. The beautiful scenery must be on the road. I believe this trip will leave a deeper impression.
[Concurrent] Lin Yuan, a tourist from Liaoning
I feel that there are a lot of highways (roads), because we often travel the country by car, which is especially interesting, especially in a vast area like Xinjiang, which definitely means there are more expectations.
[Concurrent] Tianjin tourist Mr. Yang
We are driving by car. We have already rented the car at Urumqi Airport, and we are taking the Yili line.
Because this place in Xinjiang is vast and rich in resources, and in fact, many of the scenery in Xinjiang must be on the road, the self-driving experience must be better.
Zhao Yamin and Li Mingfei report from Urumqi, Xinjiang
Editor in charge: [Lu Yan]