The night market in Xinjiang is far more than just eating and drinking, there's even

You'll never know what a night market can be like until you visit Xinjiang. What you think of a night market—eating and drinking, skewering barbecue, beer and grilled meat, cold noodles and bean jelly; What you think of a night market—singing and dancing, chatting, calling friends to shoot the breeze. That's superficial, I can only say it's superficial. The night market on the old street of Aksu in Xinjiang is far more than that, with even high-wire acrobatics being performed. The Aksu night market covers a very large area, with a large performance area specially set up next to the food zone, complete with a professional stage, sound and lighting, and everything else you could need. Opposite the stage, there is a high-wire acrobatics performance area, where acrobats perform on unicycles and tightropes in the air, thrilling and exciting. Imagine sitting below, happily drinking beer and skewering, and when you lift your head, there are acrobats tumbling in the air above you. Isn't that exciting! Location: Southeast side of the central primary school of Yiganqi Township, Aksu City, on Planning Road One, Aksu City, through the market selling various small commodities. Here, there are many authentic Xinjiang delicacies, such as roasted buns, grilled fish, whole roasted lamb, red willow skewers, hand-grabbed rice, and nang pit meat.