Summer nights in Xinjiang ✨🌙 During summer, the sun sets much later around 10:30pm - 11pm since China uses one timezone so Xinjiang cities like Yining located in far west China have much later sunsets 🌅 Because of the late sunsets, Xinjiang locals have late routines like usually they have dinner around 8-10pm and then they go for walks around and they like to dance in public around sunset time. Not only is it completely safe to walk around alone at night but it is so lively outside with the li

Uighurs imprisoned in Xinjiang's internment camps have been forced to choose from a list of crimes – and sentenced to prison terms without any due process. We spoke with those who managed to escape China’s vast network of repression. | DW News

One of the best parts of traveling to #Xinjiang is the mouth-watering #food. The heart of Xinjiang #cuisine inherits characteristics of #Muslim food and the relatively tangy and spicy taste of food in northwestern China. Signature ingredients include roasted mutton, kebabs, roasted fish and naan bread. Check these dishes you can find at local food stands! | Discover China