Xinjiang National Day Southern Xinjiang Tourism – Golden Autumn in October. The autumn scenery in southern Xinjiang is simply breathtaking.
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The poplar forest is a miraculous species
Living for a thousand years without dying, standing for a thousand years after death, and remaining undecayed for another thousand years. Standing tall for thousands of years and lonely for thousands of years.
It is also a spiritual baptism
In arid and saline-alkali lands, they retain their charming demeanor, standing firmly against the wind and buried by sand. Their tenacious stance in the world for thousands of years, with unwavering dedication, is admirable!
Poplar forests: 90% of the world’s poplar forests are in Xinjiang, and 90% of Xinjiang’s poplar forests are in southern Xinjiang!
Most of the world’s poplar forests grow in China, mainly in Xinjiang, Gansu, Inner Mongolia, and other places with deserts and gobies.
The unique sights of various dead trees and reflections of poplar forests in the water, the tenacious life in the desert, and the gorgeous colors are all exclusive visual delights.
Pamir Plateau
"Pamir" means "roof of the world" in Tajik. In the distance are snowy mountains, while nearby are peculiar mountains and rocks. The primitive and rustic feeling is even somewhat desolate, filled with the vicissitudes of history, exuding a commanding presence.
This is where Eastern and Western cultures converge, where five great mountain ranges meet, where Buddhism first spread eastward into China, anciently known as Bu Zhou Mountain, Cong Ling, and an essential barrier on the Silk Road.
The Pamir Plateau, with its magnificent scenery, lakes beneath glaciers, white deserts, film locations from the 1950s, the eagle-like Tajik people, and the magnificent China-Pakistan International Highway.
Mount Mushtag
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