Matters needing attention in Xinjiang travel 217

Xinjiang is located in the northwest of China, where there are deserts and grasslands, as well as snow-capped mountains. The geographical location is very peculiar, satisfying your special curiosity, and there are Uighur brothers who can sing and dance, as well as lingering Xinjiang cuisine. Let's share with you the matters needing attention in Xinjiang travel in 217.

Things you should pay attention to when traveling in Xinjiang:

Pay attention to the time difference. It's two hours away from Beijing time, and you also need to pay attention to your diet. The climate here is unpredictable, so you'd better prepare more clothes.

I have lived in the northeast since I was a child, and Dongba District is deeply engraved in my life. The understanding of time difference still stays in the calculation of time zone in geography textbooks, and there is no in-depth understanding and experience.

I still remember last year, when the green onion returned to her hometown, she was still running at 1 o'clock in the evening and took photos of the sunset at 11 o'clock. At that time, it was already midnight in Northeast China, and I couldn't help thinking about what it was like for the sun to set at eleven o'clock in the middle of the night. I also fantasize in my mind when I can go to Xinjiang to experience this feeling of jet lag.

First time feeling jet lag

Finally, I came to Xinjiang by train. At 7: 3 when I got off the bus, the sun was still high, and the air was full of the smell of the sun. Excitement, worry and curiosity when getting off the bus are all intertwined, which dilutes the concern about jet lag.

I went to find a hotel to stay with my sister Xiao Qi and Yaoyao. After all the arrangements were made, all the tiredness came on me like a heat wave in Xinjiang. I lay in bed lazily and picked up my mobile phone.

A friend asked, "Have you arrived in Urumqi yet? Did you eat dinner? "

I said, "I didn't eat. What time is it? Is the sun still high?"

He immediately smiled and said, "Sister, what time is it? Look, it's 9:3. "

I was surprised and got out of bed in an instant. Then stare at the phone to see what time it is. And turned to confirm with Xiao Qi elder sister. It is already 9:3. I went to the window and looked at the sun, the sky and the street outside.

In the blue sky, the sun is hanging high, and the bustling crowds and endless traffic are nothing like the midnight time in our northeast. I stood at the window for a long time, and kept saying to Xiao Qi's hypothesis, "It's 9:3, and it's still so bright."

This is the first time I have experienced the feeling of jet lag since I came to Xinjiang. I am like a child who has never seen the world, and I am full of curiosity about everything. In fact, I am indeed a child who has never seen the world. I hope that one day, I can travel all over the country and Qian Shan.

Embarrassment when booking a room

After settling in the hotel, the waiter came to deliver the ID card. We asked her if she would check out at 12 noon tomorrow. The girl said in fluent Mandarin, "Check out at two noon."

I was surprised and asked, "Are you checking out at two o'clock in the afternoon?"

The waiter looked at me and said, "Beijing time, check out at 2 noon."

I thanked her and got my ID card back, so the time issue was no longer deadlocked.

I learned later when I asked Yaoyao that in Xinjiang, 2 o'clock counts as noon. This conversation about jet lag makes me feel a little embarrassed.

The biological clock is completely chaotic

I am a person who lives a relatively self-disciplined life and has a regular biological clock. Get up at five o'clock every morning and go to bed at 1:3 at night. When I came to Xinjiang, I found my biological clock completely confused.

The schools and institutions here all go to work at ten in the morning and get off work at seven in the evening. Every day when I get up, people are still asleep. When I sleep at night, people just have dinner and nightlife has just begun.

in the first two days, the biological clock was very uncomfortable, especially when I was almost obsessive-compulsive. I always felt that I didn't live in a healthy way every day. Slowly, I began to readjust my biological clock and gradually adapted to the time-difference life.

I started shooting the sunset at 1: 3

After dinner, I walked out of the house and my eyes were instantly attracted by the sunset on the horizon. A picture suddenly appeared in my mind. The little prince was standing on the planet, looking at the sunset from a distance and thinking about his little rose. I love the sunset, but I can't help myself. I found a high mound and looked at the sunset. It was just 1:3.

at first, the sun gave off dazzling light, and it was difficult to open your eyes with the naked eye. There are a few white clouds scattered beside the sun.

slowly, the sun's light became weaker, the dazzling white light was gradually replaced by gentle red light, and the sun instantly became much gentler and turned into a red fireball. The white clouds next to it are also inlaid with a layer of Phnom Penh.

Half an hour has passed, and the red sun has fallen from the horizon, leaving half of the face. The Phnom Penh of the white clouds is bigger and gradually dyed red by the red light of the sun. At this time, the beauty of the sunset is better than that of the sunset. In fact, the beauty of the sunset glow is officially due to the light of the sun.

forty minutes later, the sun has completely set. At this time, the sunset glow is more magnificent, and the shadow of the white clouds has long since disappeared, and it has been completely dyed lux by the afterglow of the sunset.

after 5 minutes, the fiery red color gradually faded into dark red, and then the last touch of red retreated, and hongxia turned into a black cloud. Let me look at the time. It's just 11:2.

At this time, in my hometown in the northeast, I have already fallen asleep. Now in Xinjiang, I am still watching the sunset. Although there is a kind of discomfort in my heart that I didn't stick to the original schedule, I feel lucky to have a little more and feel that I have earned time.

Traveling is often to feel the scenery different from my hometown. Weather, scenery, region, folk customs, diet, culture, and this trip to Xinjiang, time difference left a deep impression on me. I am happy that I finally realized my dream and came to Xinjiang. I am more happy to experience the feeling of watching the sunset at 11 pm.

The surprise, embarrassment and joy brought by jet lag will eventually remain in my travel diary as a beautiful memory.