Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region covers over 1,600,000 square kilometers (617,763 square miles), one-sixth of China's total territory, making it China's largest province. With a population of over 19 million, Xinjiang is home to 47 ethnic groups including the Uygur, the major ethnic group in Xinjiang. Xinjiang has a long history. The area was called Xiyu in ancient China which means "West Region". It was plundered by the Huns before the Han Dynasty. During the Western Han Dynasty, Xinjiang was treated as an integral part of the nation's territory. Since then, Xinjiang was governed by all successive dynasties. As a province, Xinjiang is famous for its fruit including; grapes, hami melon, almonds, pomegranates, figs, peaches, apples and much more. So that is why we would like to say, this is a tour of seeking SWEET!