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The legendary Hami melon is prized for its firm, crisp flesh and honey-like sweetness. The elongated oval fruit has a netted green skin and orange flesh. Different varieties ripen from June through September, each with its own unique flavor profile.

A fragrant rice dish cooked with chunks of fatty lamb, yellow carrots, and raisins in a seasoned broth. The rice absorbs the rich flavors of the meat and sweet carrots, creating a one-pot meal that is the heart of Xinjiang cuisine.

A savory, creamy tea made by boiling brick tea with fresh milk and adding a pinch of salt. Served hot in bowls, often accompanied by fried dough sticks or naan bread. It is a staple of Kazakh hospitality on the Barkol grassland.

A crispy naan bread topped with minced lamb seasoned with cumin, chili, and onions, then baked in a clay oven. The aromatic cumin and tender lamb create a perfect combination with the chewy bread.

Hami's sunny climate produces exceptionally sweet apricots, which are sun-dried into chewy, intensely flavored dried fruit. A popular snack and gift item, they capture the concentrated taste of Xinjiang's orchard bounty.