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  🇬🇧 Cultural Tourism Guide to Xinjiang, China Silk Road History, Oasis Civilization, and Uyghur Culture in Western China Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (新疆维吾尔自治区), located in northwestern China, is the country's largest provincial-level administrative region. It is a unique cultural tourism destination where the Tianshan Mountains, deserts, grasslands, oases, and ancient Silk Road cities coexist within a single vast region. In particular, the route from Urumqi (乌鲁木齐) to Turpan (吐鲁番) is one of the representative cultural tourism routes recommended for first-time visitors to Xinjiang. In Urumqi, travelers can explore Xinjiang's history and contemporary ethnic cultures through the Xinjiang Museum and the International Grand Bazaar. In Turpan, visitors can experience the ancient Silk Road and oasis agricultural civilization through the Flaming Mountains, Grape Valley, Gaochang Ancient City, Jiaohe Ancient City, and the Karez irrigation system. Above all, Turpan is the place t...

Japan’s 22 UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Sites – Complete Travel Guide As of September 2026 — Locations, Transportation, Admission Fees, Senior Discounts, Closing Days & Recommended Restaurants As of September 2026, Japan has 27 UNESCO World Heritage properties , including 22 cultural heritage sites and 5 natural heritage sites . In particular, “Ancient Capitals of Asuka and Fujiwara” was newly inscribed in 2026 , bringing the number of cultural heritage properties to 22. ( culturetripgo.com ) Many of Japan’s World Heritage properties are serial properties , meaning that they consist of several temples, shrines, historic villages, archaeological sites, forests, or industrial facilities rather than a single monument. Therefore, the admission fees below refer to major component sites that travelers commonly visit, rather than a single “UNESCO World Heritage admission fee.” Japan’s 22 UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Sites No. World Cultural Heritage Site Main Area Year 1 Buddhist Monu...