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Kashgar Cattle and Sheep Grand Bazaar is located in the suburbs of the wasteland, directly accessible by bus 23. Open every Sunday, the livestock trading area includes cattle and sheep, horses and camels, as well as various grass and livestock tools, such as saddle ropes and steamed buns. Another large area is a trading market for food and beef, mutton and horse meat, which covers almost all the cuisine in southern Xinjiang. Yak beef, roast whole lamb, grazing, grilled fish. A variety of nuts and raisins. The market is very lively, and the livestock trading is mainly local and surrounding. There are many tourists in the food street. It's totally overeatable.

Kashgar Cattle and Sheep Grand Bazaar will open every Sunday, this is the largest live livestock trading market in the country, here is mainly face-to-face trading, the target of trading is mainly cattle and sheep. In addition, the Kashgar cattle and sheep Bazaar basically trades men, which is also known as the activity site of Kashgar men.

The Great Bazaar of Kashgar Bull and Sheep, Xinjiang, is the most authentic open-air cattle and sheep trading market once a week. The main trading subjects are cattle, sheep and horses raised by themselves. The Uighur uncles and guys bargain in the dust. You come and go in the middle of it. This is a unique human picture of southern Xinjiang.

@Everyone, those who come to travel in southern Xinjiang to see the humanistic identity must come to the Bull and Sheep Grand Bazaar to take a look. They will really feel the different Xinjiang style and continue their hundreds of years of lifestyle, like crossing the traces of the ancient Silk Road. Kashgar Livestock Trading Market, also known as Sunday Grand Bazaar, Cattle and Sheep Grand Bazaar (business, market), is the largest live livestock trading venue in Asia and the largest livestock Grand Bazaar in Xinjiang. Kashgar Cattle and Sheep Grand Bazaar, located in the northern suburbs of Kashgar city, next to National Highway 314, about 7 kilometers from East Bazaar, take the city bus 23 directly from East Bazaar to the station, about 36 minutes away. (Not to mention Bazaar) Whether it is a group tour, self-driving tour, small package tour, surrounding tour or personal tour, Kashgar Cattle and Sheep Grand Bazaar is the recommended place for everyone who has been and has not been to Kashgar, and there is no need to delay for too long. Check the route and time in advance. A short time can reap a long experience. Here is the free market for livestock, and every farmer or vendor will carefully select their prey, and after the "sleeve trade", you can basically hold the beautiful people back. The most powerful aura of the protagonist here is sheep, all varieties of sheep, and cattle are also male number two, and then donkeys, horses, camels, and even mules. There is also a good experience here, that is, I can see that there are many adults with children, really like the market, as if I can think of my childhood to follow the adults to the temple fair to visit the three gardens, I think this is the lifestyle inherited by local residents. There is no money, and I have money to catch a group of sheep to Bazaar. I have no clothes to wear. I have a trip to Bazaar. It is very convenient and convenient. It is a kind of inheritance and development that I like to hear. No matter how many places I have been to, even the beeheads of the Beehead Club, I guess I have never seen this battle of live animal trading. Many of the countries that claim to be the best in Australia, riding on the back of the sheep, are estimated to have never had such a scale of cattle and sheep trading places. Therefore, if you want to come, hurry up and arrange the time. If you don't come, you must come, especially the Grand Bazaar. The suggestions you have come to you can't miss next time. If you are on the road, you can take a detour to feel it.

The cattle and sheep bazaar is a large livestock market on the outskirts of Kashgar. It costs 15 to 20 yuan to take a taxi from the old city. It is only available on Sundays, and it is usually not available. From morning to afternoon, the voices are very lively. A row of cooked food shops on the edge of the market is also full of seats. Roast beef and mutton roast lamb buns are now sold. The meat smell is mouth-watering, and many foreigners come to join in the fun.

Only open on Sundays, the cattle and sheep grand bazaar, feel the Uighur style. There are many cars carrying livestock all the way, there are a few sheep on it, some double-decker sheep countless, and a car carrying two ponies. The place of the bulls didn't stay for long. Obviously, each head was in a bad mood. When I walked in and looked at them, I roared fiercely. There were not many donkeys to see, no more than ten horses in total, and I was very irritable. The camel didn't see it, and asked the staff that it was rarely traded in summer. The sheep are more stupid, the eyes are unlovable, some are still very calm to eat grass, the owner cut their hair and did not struggle; the goat fights, and some run around when the car is off, watching the owner catch the sheep is also very laborious; Seeing a sheep on the car and shit on the head of the other sheep lying on the head; the lamb is more distressing, so small to pull out and be sold, hurry up to eat a few mouths of mother's milk. It is worth noting that the gate of Bazaar writes not to take pictures. My understanding is that the Uighur elderly are more disgusted to take the camera to them without permission, so you can go in and pat the animals.