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Move over, travel guides—there’s a new way to explore China’s stunning landscapes, and it involves a cup of tea ! Younus Ghazali, a Pakistani vlogger based in Kunming, recently went viral after documenting his trip to the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region through CGTN’s 'Cup of Tea' challenge. His secret? Highlighting the region’s vibrant culture and jaw-dropping scenery… with a teapot in hand.
From bustling markets in Kashgar to tranquil lakes surrounded by snow-capped mountains , Younus blended tea-themed storytelling with snapshots of daily life. 'Xinjiang isn’t just about epic views—it’s about the warmth of its people,' he said, sharing how locals welcomed him with Uygur snacks and shared stories over steaming cups.
For wanderlust-driven readers, Younus’s journey is a reminder that adventure (and great tea) awaits off the beaten path. Whether you’re a digital nomad or a culture buff, his clips prove Xinjiang’s mix of tradition and modernity is *chef’s kiss*.
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! Younus Ghazali, a Pakistani vlogger based in Kunming, recently went viral after documenting his trip to the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region through CGTN’s 'Cup of Tea' challenge. His secret? Highlighting the region’s vibrant culture and jaw-dropping scenery… with a teapot in hand.
, Younus blended tea-themed storytelling with snapshots of daily life. 'Xinjiang isn’t just about epic views—it’s about the warmth of its people,' he said, sharing how locals welcomed him with Uygur snacks and shared stories over steaming cups.
Whether you’re a digital nomad or a culture buff, his clips prove Xinjiang’s mix of tradition and modernity is *chef’s kiss*.
