Where does Alibaba’s no man’s land belong?

Ali No Man's Land, referred to as "Ali", is an administrative village in the Altay region of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region of the People's Republic of China. It is located in the upper reaches of Kanas River and about 60 kilometers southeast of Kanas Lake. It is 180 kilometers east of Altay City and not far from the border between Mongolia and Kazakhstan in Xinjiang.

The Ali No Man’s Land is a sparsely populated area with beautiful natural landscapes. There are pure Kanas Lake and Kanas River here, as well as large areas of virgin forest and grassland. It is a very suitable place for tourism and leisure. In addition, Ali’s uninhabited land is also an important oil and natural gas exploration area and has important strategic significance.

In recent years, with the development of tourism and the improvement of transportation facilities, more and more people have begun to travel to Ali No Man's Land. There are rich tourism resources here, including Kanas Lake, the mysterious Devil City, the spectacular Kanas River Grand Canyon, and many unique landforms and ecological landscapes.

In addition to tourism, Ali No Man’s Land also has some unique cultural and artistic activities, such as folk music and dance performances, traditional handicraft production, etc. These activities attracted many people to watch and learn, and also promoted local cultural inheritance and development to a certain extent.

In general, Ali No Man's Land is a very special place with unique natural scenery, cultural and artistic activities, and is a place well worth exploring and discovering.