Traveling to Korla, Xinjiang_What to bring when traveling to Korla, Xinjiang

When traveling to Korla, Xinjiang, you can visit multiple attractions worth seeing and experience the rich natural scenery and profound cultural heritage. Here are some recommended attractions:?

Tiemen Pass:?

Location: Located 8 kilometers north of Korla city, guarding the exit of the steep gorge upstream of Kongque River.?

Traveling to Korla, Xinjiang_What to bring when traveling to Korla, Xinjiang

Characteristic: It was once a strategic pass for north-south transportation and the throat of the ancient Silk Road. It has a long history and still retains its ancient charm. Today’s Tiemen Pass gatehouse is a newly built antique brick and wood gatehouse, surrounded by pleasant scenery, making it a great place for hiking and photography.?

Kongque River:?

Traveling to Korla, Xinjiang_What to bring when traveling to Korla, Xinjiang

Location: Originates from Bosten Lake and flows through Korla city.?

Characteristic: As the ‘mother river’ of Korla, Kongque River scenic tourism belt boasts pleasant scenery and is the most beautiful landscape in the city. The dense trees on both sides of the river block out the hustle and bustle of the city, making it a great place for residents to relax and cool off.?

Bosten Lake:?

Location: Located in Bohu County, Bayingolin Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture.?

Characteristic: As the largest inland freshwater lake in China, it has a vast and shimmering lake surface that contrasts beautifully with the distant snowy peaks of the Tianshan Mountains. The reeds growing along the lakeshore make it a great place for photography and lake tours.?

Bayingolin Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture Museum:?Traveling to Korla, Xinjiang_What to bring when traveling to Korla, Xinjiang

Location: Located in the center of Korla city.?

Characteristic: The museum collects a wealth of historical artifacts and artworks, providing a detailed introduction to the rise and fall of various ethnic countries in the Western Regions as well as the mysterious regional culture of Lop Nur. It is an excellent place to understand the history and culture of Korla and Bayingolin Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture.?

Lop People Village:?

Location: About 100 kilometers south of Korla, on the edge of the Taklamakan Desert.?

Characteristic: This is the border between the desert and oasis. The Lop people have lived by fishing and herding for generations. The village retains traditional wooden houses and reed roofs. Populus euphratica grows stubbornly in the desert, turning golden in autumn. It is a great place to experience the unique local lifestyle.?

Swan River Scenic Area:?

Location: Located in the southern part of Korla city.?

Characteristic: An important water link connecting Kongque River and Dujuan River, with a total length of ten kilometers. The Pear Fragrance Lake, Lion Bridge, and the night light show within the scenic area are all very charming.?

In addition, there are several attractions worth visiting, including Korla Sports Park, Lotus Lake, Lop Nur Yadan Grand Canyon, Yanqi Seven Star Thousand Buddha Caves, and Korla Folk Culture Museum.?

The best travel season in Korla is all year round, but summer and autumn are even better.?

When traveling in Korla, be sure to taste the local specialty foods such as grilled fish and meat skewers on red willow branches, and feel the enthusiasm and hospitality of the Lop people. At the same time, it is also important to protect the local natural environment and cultural heritage so that this beauty can continue.?

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