Introduction of Tourist Attractions in Ta County

Tahman Hot Springs, Hongqilafu Pass, Princess Castle, Pamir Tourist Area and Muztag Ata Scenic Area are all good.

1. Tahman hot spring: 27 kilometers north of Tashkurgan Tajik Autonomous County, with an altitude of 3,000 meters. The hot springs are surrounded by mountains on three sides and open to the east. It is a grassland full of green grass and beautiful grass. The spring water flows from Kabi New Valley, with a water temperature of 67 degrees and good water quality, containing sulfur, phosphorus and other substances.

2. Hongqilafuguan: It is 0/45 km away from Kashgar County, with an altitude of about 5,000 meters. It is the end point of the China-Pakistan Highway from Kashgar to Pakistan, and it has the boundary pillar of China. Hongqilafu is the highest port in the world.

3. Princess Castle: Located in the ancient valley of Karachi at the throat section of the ancient Silk Road south of Tashkurgan, it is one of the highest known ancient castles in China. The hill where the castle is located is steep and steep, and there is a ravine on the north side that can pass through Pisindaban, with an altitude of 4000 meters. It is the throat of the Southern Silk Road.

4. Pamir Tourist Area: Pamir is located in the southwest of Xinjiang. Known as the Green Ridge in ancient times, it is known as the roof of the world. According to the natural geographical conditions, it can be divided into eight parts, which are called eight "pa" in this paper. In the Qing Dynasty, artur Penny had a memorial tablet. Gepa * * *, there are eight Karen; Pamir is a place where Tajiks and Kirgiz people live and roam in China, and it didn't belong to China until the 1970s of 19.

5. Mustag Ata: 7546 meters above sea level, located at the junction of Akto County and Tashkurgan County, which means "the father of icebergs" in Tajik language, is a famous mountain climbing place and the only way from Kashgar to Hongqilapu Port.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Hongqilafu Port Baidu Encyclopedia-Pamir Tourist Area.