Kashgar

About the city

Kashgar, officially a county-level city, is the administrative center of the Kashgar Prefecture in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of China. Situated in the far west of the country, it is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Central Asia and a historic hub along the ancient Silk Road. The city is known for its rich Uyghur culture, traditional bazaars, and distinctive Islamic architecture, which attract visitors and business travelers alike.

Economically, Kashgar serves as a key trade gateway between China and Central and South Asia, with a strong focus on cross-border commerce, logistics, and light industry. The city has been designated as a special economic development zone, boosting its role in regional trade and investment. Its economy also relies on agriculture, particularly cotton, fruit, and livestock, as well as tourism.

For the exhibition and convention industry, Kashgar offers unique opportunities as a venue for trade shows focused on regional trade, cultural exchange, and economic cooperation with neighboring countries. The city's strategic location and improving infrastructure make it an emerging destination for B2B events in western China.