Winter’s calling! The ice and snow tourism season officially kicked off this week in northern China, and thrill-seekers are flocking to slopes from Harbin all the way to the unexpected desert ski park in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region ❄️🏂.
At this unique resort—where snowy slopes meet rolling dunes—visitors are getting their first taste of desert-snow adventures. Here’s how Xinjiang is redefining winter fun:
- Desert meets snow: Carved into desert sands, the slopes offer a one-of-a-kind backdrop perfect for epic photos and reels 📸.
- Tech-powered booking: Mobile apps let you reserve gear, schedule lessons, and plan hangouts in seconds—no queues, no stress.
- Cultural fusion: Warm up with Uygur snacks like samsa and sweet tea at slope-side stalls—flavors that bring local heritage to your winter break.
- Night ski & light shows: LED-lit runs and drone performances transform the desert night into a snowy festival under the stars 🌌.
- Eco-friendly snow tech: Advanced snowmaking systems optimize water use, ensuring quality powder while caring for the environment.
Whether you’re strapping on skis for the first time or chasing fresh powder under a desert sky, Xinjiang’s desert ski park is the ultimate winter playground. Pack your layers, grab your crew, and get ready for some seriously cool memories!
Ready to plan your trip? Keep an eye on local travel apps for early-bird offers and don’t forget to tag your desert-snow selfies with #SnowInTheDesert!
Reference(s):
Live: New trends for the ice and snow economy in China's Xinjiang
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