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Why do so many people go to Xinjiang?

Why are there so many tourists in Xinjiang? There are several reasons:

1. Bound by the epidemic, domestic "donkey friends" want to go to Xinjiang, which is sparsely populated.

Xinjiang is rich in tourism resources, with mountains, rivers, grasslands, forests and four seasons scenery.

The ethnic customs in Xinjiang are very infectious, sincere and friendly, and the folk customs are simple.

4. Xinjiang nucleic acid is humanized, which is not only free, but also provides on-site service.

5. Xinjiang attaches great importance to media publicity, with a large number of fans and even free play.

Xinjiang has become the most ideal tourist destination for tourists because of its beautiful scenery, vast territory and sparse population, sufficient length and rich tourism depth. However, the reality makes it difficult for tourists to relax completely here.

What are the characteristics of tourism resources in Xinjiang?

Xinjiang is rich in tourism resources and unique in tourism products. The overall characteristics are: large quantity, complete types, excellent combination and good prospects. The characteristics of tourism resources in Xinjiang can be summarized as "great, beautiful, strange, special and abundant".

"Big": Xinjiang is located in the west of China, in the hinterland of Eurasia, with a total area of 6,543,800 square kilometers, accounting for about one-sixth of the land area, and is the largest province in China; There is a vast Taklimakan desert, the second largest desert in the world, with an area of 337,000 square kilometers. There are endless general Gobi, Feng Shili Gobi and other Gobi; There is the majestic No.1 Glacier and the "Father of Icebergs" Muztag Mountain. There are verdant Nalati grassland, Gongnaisi grassland, Bayinbuluke grassland and Bole grassland; There are lush virgin forests such as Tianshan Mountain, Altay Mountain and Altun Mountain. There are Bosten Lake, the largest inland freshwater lake in China, Tarim River, the longest inland river in China, Tomur Peak, the second highest peak in China, and Aiding Lake in Turpan, the lowest elevation in China, etc.

"Beauty": The natural scenery in Xinjiang is beautiful and charming, and the four seasons are full of temptations. There are natural ecological beauty here, such as Kanas Scenic Area, the legendary Yaochi Resort, Tianchi Lake in Tianshan Mountain, Sailimu Lake in oil painting, Swan Lake in Bayinbuluke, and Lake Karakuri, a colorful lake on the roof of the world. Especially the people of all ethnic groups in Xinjiang are hardworking, simple and beautiful. Beautiful Xinjiang girls, beautiful Xinjiang songs and dances and mouth-watering Xinjiang cuisine are all impressive.

"Strange": When traveling to Xinjiang, you can see the world-famous Ya Dan landforms, wind-eroded mushrooms, caves, silicified wood, mirages in the desert and other strange landscapes; When traveling to Xinjiang, you will admire the uniqueness of Jiaohe Ancient City in Turpan, the solemnity of Altay Mountain, the magic of Boleyan Gully, the mystery of Karamay ghost town, the strangeness of Wusu mud volcano and the shock of Wensu Grand Canyon.

Absolute: Xinjiang has the driest, hottest, coldest and most extreme climate in China. Karez in Turpan, Wan Li Great Wall and Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal are also called the three ancient projects in China. After thousands of years of wind and rain, irrigation still nourishes Turpan Basin, the lowest elevation in China, and breeds the sweetest grapes and cantaloupes in China. In addition, Xinjiang is also famous at home and abroad for its reputation as the capital of melons and fruits, the hometown of gastrodia elata, the hometown of golden jade and the kingdom of carpet and silk.

"More": First, it is bordered by eight countries, with a border line of more than 5,600 kilometers and open ports 17. It is the province with the longest land border and the largest number of neighboring countries in China. Second, Xinjiang has been a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural and multi-religious area since ancient times. There are 47 ethnic groups in Xinjiang, among which the main ethnic group 13. Third, there are many nature reserves: there are more than 20 rare animals and plants such as swan, wild horse, wild camel, giant salamander, Tianshan spruce and Fraxinus microphylla; Fourth, Xinjiang is rich in mineral deposits and natural resources, such as oil, natural gas, coal and cotton.