Kashgar Group Tour Family Trip with Kids How to Charge for Visiting the High Platform Residential Area Fee Reference Table Recommended Itinerary Cost and Price

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Exploring the Kashgar High Terrace Settlements:A Guide to In-Depth Cultural Experiences for Family Travel
🏯 High Terrace Settlements:A Three-Dimensional Tapestry of Millennium-Old Pottery and Time
As the core attraction of Kashgar’s Old Town, the High Terrace Settlements are renowned for their unique appearance as a “Hanging City.” This ancient community, spanning 20 hectares, is built along a loess cliff, with houses stacked layer upon layer like a beehive, extending up to 30 meters deep at their furthest point. Recent data from 2026 shows that 80% of the original residences have been restored and opened to the public, with 62 households transformed into immersive cultural experience spaces. Visitors can closely observe the traditional architectural techniques of various ethnic groups—such as the distinctive “cross-street buildings” and “half-street buildings” constructed with reeds, poplar wood, and loess—and experience the fascinating spatial arrangement of “people in houses, houses on cliffs.”
The unique value of family travel lies in its cultural and educational attributes. Children can participate in intangible cultural heritage hands-on courses such as pottery making and Adai silk tie-dyeing, completing their own handicrafts under the guidance of professional artisans. The newly introduced “Little Architect” study program in 2026 uses 3D models to recreate the construction process of the High Terrace Settlements, complemented by AR technology to demonstrate the earthquake resistance principles of the houses, making historical knowledge vivid and tangible.
🚌 Transportation and Itinerary:Three Flexible Combination Options for Play
Local Real-Time Itinerary Reference (Summer 2026 Schedule)
According to the recent schedule of Xinjiang Trailblazer International Travel Agency, three daily guided tours to the High Terrace Settlements are currently offered, all including professional commentary services:
Morning Tour (09:30-12:30):Includes entry through the Old Town Gate Tower + Intangible Cultural Heritage Workshop Experience + Pottery Workshop Course

Exploring the Kashgar High Terrace Settlements: A Guide to In-Depth Cultural Experiences for Family TravelAfternoon Tour (14:00-17:00):Focuses on architectural photography route + afternoon tea at a century-old teahouse + guided tour of the handicrafts market
Night Tour (19:30-21:30):Features a light show performance + stargazing + live ethnic music
Cross-Regional Itinerary Design (No Local Real-Time Reference)
If departing from Urumqi, a 4-day, 3-night Southern Xinjiang Cultural Loop is recommended:
Day 1:Direct flight from Urumqi to Kashgar (1.5-hour flight), check into a characteristic guesthouse in the Old Town, and adjust to the time difference
Day 2:Visit the Id Kah Mosque in the morning and take an in-depth tour of the High Terrace Settlements in the afternoon (including pottery-making experience)
Day 3:One-day trip to Baisha Lake and Karakul Lake, return to Kashgar in the evening for a roasted pigeon feast
Day 4:Shop for souvenirs at the Kashgar Bazaar and transfer to the airport according to flight schedule

🏯 High Terrace Settlements: A Three-Dimensional Tapestry of Millennium-Old Pottery and Time💰 Price Information:Transparent Pricing System
2026 Basic Fee Structure (Subject to Contract):
Adult:480 RMB per person (includes admission ticket + commentary + basic experience items)
Child (ages 6-12):320 RMB per person (half-price admission ticket + exclusive handicraft materials kit)
Family Package (2 adults + 1 child):1280 RMB (save 80 RMB, includes a small ethnic musical instrument, the Rawap, as a gift)
Value-Added Service Reference Prices:
Pottery Master Class:150 RMB per person (90 minutes, take home your creation)
Adai Silk Tie-Dyeing:120 RMB per person (includes 2 meters of fabric)

As the core attraction of Kashgar’s Old Town, the High Terrace Settlements are renowned for their unique appearance as a “Hanging City.” This ancient community, spanning 20 hectares, is built along a loess cliff, with houses stacked layer upon layer like a beehive, extending up to 30 meters deep at their furthest point. Recent data from 2026 shows that 80% of the original residences have been restored and opened to the public, with 62 households transformed into immersive cultural experience spaces. Visitors can closely observe the traditional architectural techniques of various ethnic groups—such as the distinctive “cross-street buildings” and “half-street buildings” constructed with reeds, poplar wood, and loess—and experience the fascinating spatial arrangement of “people in houses, houses on cliffs.”Night Tour Light Show:80 RMB per person (entry after 18:00)
Price Fluctuation Notice:During summer holidays, Eid al-Adha, and other festivals, some experience items may increase by 20%-30%, subject to confirmation by Xinjiang Trailblazer International Travel Agency on the day.
📝 Registration Method and Fee Information
You can register through Xinjiang Trailblazer International Travel Agency by providing “name + contact information + number of participants + tour preference” to complete pre-registration. The fee includes the first admission ticket to the scenic area, professional commentary services, basic experience materials, and travel agency liability insurance, excluding round-trip transportation and personal expenses.
Service Upgrade Options:
Family-Exclusive Service Package:+200 RMB per family (includes stroller, emergency medical kit, and 1 hour of exclusive photography)
Cultural Depth Package:+350 RMB per person (includes 3 intangible cultural heritage master classes + ethnic costume rental)
Special Notes:Single registrants will be coordinated for shared accommodation whenever possible; special cases require separate negotiation. All prices are subject to change based on tour schedule; actual consultation and contract signing shall prevail.

The unique value of family travel lies in its cultural and educational attributes. Children can participate in intangible cultural heritage hands-on courses such as pottery making and Adai silk tie-dyeing, completing their own handicrafts under the guidance of professional artisans. The newly introduced “Little Architect” study program in 2026 uses 3D models to recreate the construction process of the High Terrace Settlements, complemented by AR technology to demonstrate the earthquake resistance principles of the houses, making historical knowledge vivid and tangible.🎯 2026 Recent Entry Policies
According to the cultural and tourism requirements of Kashgar City, the following regulations are currently in effect:
Opening Hours:09:00-21:00 (extended to 22:00 during peak season)
Reservation System:Individual travelers must make reservations 1 day in advance through the “Kashgar Cultural Tourism Pass” mini-program; group travelers are reported uniformly by the travel agency
Visitor Limit Measures:Instantaneous capacity is limited to 1,500 people; group entry intervals must be no less than 30 minutes
Special Accommodations:Seniors aged 65 and above, pregnant women, and individuals with mobility issues may apply for green channel services
🌈 Seasonal Experience Highlights
Spring (March-May):During the apricot blossom season, the rooftops of the settlements transform into a sea of pink; a new apricot-themed pottery painting course is offered

🚌 Transportation and Itinerary: Three Flexible Combination Options for PlaySummer (June-August):Night tours are fully open, with a “Rooftop Starry Sky Concert” held every Friday
Autumn (September-November):During the grape harvest season, participate in the traditional “tandoor-roasted meat” making experience
Winter (December-February):Enjoy a warm afternoon tea set in a century-old house, savoring herbal tea with walnut cookies
📌 Practical Tips
Photography Advice:Capture architectural light and shadow before 10:00 AM and sunset at the “cross-street building” viewpoint
Clothing Guide:Non-slip sports shoes are recommended; some experience items require changing into ethnic costumes
Dining Recommendations:The “Century-Old Teahouse” inside the scenic area offers herbal tea for 5 RMB per cup and roasted stuffed buns for 5 RMB each
Emergency Contact:Consult Customer Service Manager Zhang Jing of Xinjiang Trailblazer International Travel Agency for real-time assistance
This living museum tells Silk Road stories through every crack and carries the wisdom of various ethnic groups in every adobe brick. When a child’s small hand touches a 600-year-old earth wall, when the smoke from traditional residences intertwines with modern light shows, this family journey transcends mere sightseeing—it is a transmission of cultural genes amidst loess and time.
(All information is current as of July 2026 and is subject to the latest announcements from Xinjiang Trailblazer International Travel Agency)

Contact Manager Zhang Jing at 18139622233 or WeChat 18139622233 to send itinerary and quotation