
▲ The eye-catching appearance of Xinjiang Uygur ethnic dancers sparked lively discussion among the audience.
Reported and photographed by Chen Ruizhong / Taipei
Does thinking of Xinjiang immediately bring to mind a strong exotic vibe? At the Cross-Strait Travel Expo that opened today (Nov. 7), the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Tourism Association presented vibrant dance performances rich in Xinjiang’s cultural flavor, along with a wealth of travel information. Onlookers couldn't help but praise the dancers with their striking, chiseled features as they swayed gracefully on stage: "They're really beautiful!"
Chairman of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Tourism AssociationInam Nasi’erdingstated that Xinjiang boasts abundant tourism resources—not only is it a key stop on the Silk Road, but it also features natural landscapes such as vast grasslands and sprawling deserts. It is the region in China with the most diverse types of tourism, truly embodying the saying, “You haven’t seen the beauty of China until you’ve been to Xinjiang.”

▲ Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Tourism Association Chairman Inam Nasi’erding (5th from left) led a delegation to Taiwan to participate in the Cross-Strait Travel Expo.
Inam Nasi’erding also pointed out that apart from its many ethnic groups that create a richly diverse humanistic environment, Xinjiang is also famed as a paradise for fruits. From summer to autumn, visitors can enjoy a variety of fragrant and sweet fruits, while autumn is a prime season for photography enthusiasts. In winter, skiing and snow play are also available, making it a great destination for travelers from Taiwan.
% Male Mainland ?? Island? Autonomous Region Tourism Association Chairman Inam Nasi’erding (2nd from right) takes a photo with Eastar Jet Travel Agency General Manager Ke Ruhui (2nd from left).
Speaking about this special trip to Taiwan for the travel expo, Inam Nasi’erding also expressed hope to engage with Taiwanese travelers through the event, continuously improving Xinjiang’s reception and service capabilities so that visitors can enjoy an even better experience in Xinjiang.
This article is published by HowToTrip. Sharing and reposting are welcome — please credit the source.
Article URL: https://www.howtotrip.net/views-16134