Aksu tourist attractions

Aksu tourist attractions: Aksu Regional Museum, Awati Silk Road, Duolanghe Renjia, Tarim Populus Island and Tarim River.

1, Aksu regional museum

Aksu Museum is a museum in Aksu area. 20 17 On February 26th, the new Aksu Museum was completed and officially opened to the public. The new museum is located on the beautiful Duolang River. The design techniques inside and outside the museum show the charm of the Han and Tang Dynasties, and are magnificent and solemn, integrating China tradition, local characteristics and the spirit of the times.

2. Awati Silk Road

The scenic reach of Aksu Hotan River is located in the west of Tarim Basin, which is a river crossing Taklimakan Desert from north to south, and is called "Awati Silk Road". The basin is dry with little rain and large temperature difference. The highest temperature in July is 43.7℃, and the lowest temperature in October is -28.9℃. Hotan River is the only river that passes through the hinterland of Taklimakan Desert, with a total length of 1 127 km.

3. Duolanghe people

Duolanghe Renjia Duolanghe Renjia is located in Yiganqi Township, Aksu City, 4 kilometers away from Aksu City, covering an area of 65 mu. Painted brick road, ceramic tile road, blue brick road with unique Kashgar style, grape corridor road and the stepped road connected with the pavilion complement each other and are a beautiful landscape.

4. Populus euphratica Island in Tarim

Populus euphratica Island in Tarim is an island of more than 5,000 mu in the upper reaches of Tahe River Basin, surrounded by water and rich in water resources. It is more than 20 kilometers away from Aksu City. There are thousands of acres of primitive wild Populus euphratica forest on the island, where rabbits, pheasants, hedgehogs and other wild animals live.

5. Tarim River

Tarim River is formed by the confluence of Aksu River originating from Tianshan Mountain, Yarkant River originating from Karakorum Mountain and Hotan River. The basin covers an area of 6.5438+0.98 million square kilometers and finally flows into Tarim Lake. Known as "Wild Horses Without Borders", Tarim River is the longest inland river in China, with a total length of 2 179 km.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Aksu area