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Thank you for this comment! It truly brightened up our day with some smiles 😁 Having stayed in SG for almost 10 years, will surely have picked up some of the local accent 🤣

Thank you for the comment and your time in viewing our video ☺️

Ông người Tàu rất vui, cảm ơn bạn! 😆

Giờ mình xem lại còn chảy nước miếng huống gì bạn haha 😆

You’re absolutely right! Even for us who come back once or twice a year in the past 10 years or so, we’re always surprised by the changes & progress that Vietnam’s been undergoing. And yes, the locals even welcomed us filming them haha, it helps with their business.

We’ve corrected the location pin! Thank you so much for letting us know 🫰🏻

@@XiurenandChelsea Great, thanks!

Hey, nope, tourists don’t need to be with a tour group to visit. We were on our own while we were there, and we also saw many others of other nationalities all on their own as well. As far as I know, the only place in Xinjiang where you first need to register for permission to travel is towards Tashkurgan, near the border of Pakistan, because it’s a sensitive area. Otherwise, there are no other restrictions and are free to roam anywhere!

@XiurenandChelsea oh, okay. That's nice because I really want to visit Urumqi. I tried their food in Shanghai and it was crazy 🤪!

@@Philip_Chong nice! Hope you make the trip! In general, one should split Xinjiang travel in two. There’s northern Xinjiang, where Urumqi is the main city, for the best sceneries. Can check out our video on sceneries you can see in northern Xinjiang. And southern Xinjiang, where Kashgar is the main city, for the immersive culture and food.

Đúng rồi nè! Hi vọng mình có thể giới thiệu nhiều món ăn HN ngon với bạn bè trong nước & quốc tế

希望以后可以来到河内自己亲自试吃 😁

Thanks for viewing the video! Hahah how can we help make the man with narrow eyes look less suspicious? 🤣

Thank you for your kind words! Hope you’ll enjoy visiting Kashgar (other parts of Xinjiang) in the future

In Kashgar we mostly either took the bus if it’s convenient, or else we would take the taxi (via Didi app). It is walkable around the city too. The pavements for walking are well maintained as well!

It really is! The people in Kashgar warmed our hearts.

Thank you for enjoying the video! And we’re glad to have met someone from Chad :)

Thank you, I hope we are at least doing something for the friendly Uyghur people we met along the way.

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Kashgar rất thú vị!

Hey there, we have actually gone to Kashgar right after Yining, but we mostly stayed around the city central. We are currently editing the video and it should be out soon. The most interesting place we went to was Yawage Night Market! That said, we would still like to go back again one day for a longer trip so that we can visit Tashkurgan and other smaller prefectures for a deeper experience!

@@XiurenandChelsea is there a way we can leave contact info with each other?

hey, you can leave us a message anytime via our instagram for now. Otherwise, can let us know here too! In the meantime, we are still working out other ways of contact for our channel. Once we have an email up we will let you know as well :)

​​hi, I left a message to ditto_travel_journal, is that yours? @@XiurenandChelsea

Uyghurs ARE free, as you can see in the video. One of my friends went to Xinjiang and saw the same thing. So did many other RUclipsrs.

@andyhuang5922 the ccp only allows foreigners to visit the touristy areas so they can't see the Uyghur prisons

thanks for this!

Hope you will get to visit Chengdu one day without the crowd! 😁