Domestic Study Route Released! 2024 Xinjiang Summer Study Camp: Exploring Xinjiang, Beauty of Dinosaurs, and Nature!

Xinjiang, formerly known as the Western Region, was a crucial link between the ancient Silk Road, connecting Central Chinese civilization with Eurasian cultures. It sparkled on the ancient Silk Road, bringing a vibrant mix of Eastern and Western cultures to Xinjiang, leaving behind traces of exotic cultures throughout the region. Covering one-sixth of China's territory, the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region boasts breathtaking scenery, including snow-capped mountains, grasslands, deserts, basins, and valleys.

Students will set aside textbooks to venture into grasslands, forests, and the natural wonders of Xinjiang. They will visit the Tian Shan Tianchi, recognized as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site, and explore the lavender fields in Huocheng County, Yili, known as the "Oriental Provence," from cultivation to processing, gaining insights into the value of lavender. They will also experience the nomadic culture of the Kazakh ethnic group on the Narat Grassland, feel the rush of life at Bayinbuluke, and unravel the marvels of the coexistence of oases and deserts at Kumtag Desert.

Explore the Frontier of the Western Regions, Taste Ancient History

With its rich history, Xinjiang is a significant part of Chinese civilization and a pioneer of East-West cultural integration. Only by experiencing authentic Western Region landscapes can one truly appreciate its unique charm.

Discover Unique Cultural Charms of the Western Regions

There's no substitute for experiential learning. Students will delve into the fusion of oasis and nomadic cultures, the continuation of the ancient Silk Road, and the benefits brought to Xinjiang's development by the Belt and Road Initiative.

Get Close to Nature, Apply Learning in Real Situations

While admiring natural heritage sites, students will not only appreciate the beauty of nature but also learn about natural science, understanding the formation of geological landscapes and the natural evolution of geographical landscapes.

Develop Self-management Skills, Enhance Team Honor

Students will take charge of their learning journey, managing their time through various study programs and learning cooperative teamwork during group activities. Opening and closing ceremonies will awaken students' sense of responsibility, identity, and team pride.

Itinerary Arrangement

Days

Morning

Afternoon

Evening

Day 1

Arrivial Urumqi, Xinjiang

Opening Ceremony

Day 2

Xinjiang Geological and Mineral Museum

Dushanzi Grand Canyon

Hotel

Day 3

Sayram Lake

Yining City

Hotel

Day 4

Yili River Scenic Area

Ancient City of Xibo

Hotel

Day 5

Yili Botanical Garden, CAS

Nalati

Day 6

Duku Highway(Part)

Bayanbulak Grassland

Hotel

Day 7

Kumtag Desert

Camp in Desert

Day 8

Excavation Site of the Shanshan Giant Dragon

Turpan Eremophytes Botanical Garden, CAS

Turpan Grape Valley

Day 9

Turpan Grape Valley

Wild Horse Ancient Ecological Park

Bazaar

Day 10

Closing Ceremony

Return

Recommended Participants:

Ages 13-18, middle and high school students interested in biology, geography, and scientific research, eager to deepen their knowledge in these fields.

Date: August 10, 2024 (Group formation with 15 participants; enrollment closes at 30)

Cost: 16,800 RMB per person (Discounts available for groups of two or more)

Cost Includes:

Accommodation, transportation, and meals during the study period.

Cost Does Not Include:

Transportation to and from Xinjiang.

Personal expenses.

For details, please contact:

Ms. Fu: +86 13575708129 (WeChat number as same)

Mr. Sheng: +86 17316059156   (WeChat number as same)



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