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What are the tourist attractions in Wujiaqu?

Wujiaqu tourist attractions:

1, 10000 hot spring tourist resort

Qitai Farm of the Sixth Division of Yiwanquan Tourist Resort is adjacent to Laoqitai Town and Qihu Township of Qitai County in the east, Banjiegou Town of Qitai County in the west, the northern foot of Tianshan Mountain in the south and the Dodge (Taiwan) Rem section of 303 Province in the north. It is 45.5 kilometers long from north to south and 4.5 1 km wide from east to west. Crops include wheat, corn and oilseeds. It is one of the important grain bases of the Corps and the Sixth Agricultural Division, a high-quality barley production base, and has the largest malt factory in the northwest.

2. Qingda Lake

Wujiaqu Qinggeda Lake Tourist Area is based on Jin Meng Reservoir and backed by Tianshan Mountain. The misty waves are vast, and the clear water is high; Reflect the snow peaks in Tianshan Mountain and show the desert customs; Flowers and trees are green, just like Jiangnan; Natural decoration and artificial carving complement each other. The 30-kilometer-long Peace Canal is fast-flowing; Like a shiny ribbon. The 9.5-kilometer dam is magnificent, and the winding breakwater wall embellishes the tourist area more beautifully. Green Lake Tourism Ge area, although not as beautiful as Hangzhou West Lake and the vast Taihu Lake in the south of the Yangtze River, has picnics and natural beaches under dense forests.

3. Qiongtimu Post Station and Beacon Tower Site

Qiongtimu Post Station, Fengjie Site Qiongtimu Post Station and Fengjie Site are located at 5 1 east of Tuanbaishi acar Village, Tumushuke City. Time: Tang and Song Dynasties. Announced on July 29th, 1999 is a cultural relic protection unit at the autonomous region level. The current name "Qiongtimu" is Uighur, meaning "Big Beacon Tower", which is the "Bowing Hall" of Yutou Prefecture in Tang Dynasty. It turned out to be a huge guest house or post station for international messengers, soldiers and monks on the northern line of the Silk Road in the Tang Dynasty, hence the name "Worship Hall". Jia, the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, accurately recorded the mileage in his Tao Te Ching.

4. The ancient city of Tokuzsalai

17 (1928), Professor Huang Wenbi, an archaeologist from China, visited the Tuo and Salai ancient cities in Bachu. He said: Tuo and Saletag system, a north-south hill, is divided into two parts, one in southern Shandong and the other in northern Shandong, through which the existing avenue passes. Ancient sites are scattered on the mountains on both sides of the avenue, with ancient temple sites in the south of the land and one halfway up the mountain.

5. Gurbantunggut Desert

Gulbantunggut Desert Gulbantunggut Desert is the second largest desert in China, and wujiaqu city 103 is a natural green passage into the hinterland of Gulbantunggut Desert (Gulbantunggut Desert 103 to 182 are even called "blood road"). The green desert passage starts from Wujiaqu, with fertile fields and trees along the way, and the road is wide, flat and convenient. Baijiahaizi, Qingcaolingzi, Dongdaohaizi, Wutongwozi, "Three North Shelterbelt", Xinquchengzi Site and Junken Village are all on this line, and they are different wherever they go.