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How many aerial photography tour routes are there in Xinjiang, China?

There are 7 aerial photography tour routes in Xinjiang, China.

1. Tiangeer Peak, Bogda Peak, Tianchi, and Bayinbuluke Grassland.

2. Urumqi, Shihezi, Anjihai Grand Canyon.

3. Xinghuagou, Bagua City, Lavender, Sailimu Lake.

4. Sea Devil City, Urho Devil City, Karamay, Karamaili.

5. Altai Mountains, Kanas Lake, Ulungu Lake, and Sarbulak Ranch.

6. Taklimakan Desert, Tarim River, Lop Nur, Loulan Ancient City, Jiaohe Ancient City.

7. Flame Mountain, Grape Valley, Muztag Peak, Atush Tianmen, Kashgar.

Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, referred to as "Xin", with its capital Urumqi City, located in the northwest region, is one of China's five ethnic minority autonomous regions, covering an area of ??1.6649 million square kilometers.

Natural resources

The snow and glaciers of the three major mountain ranges in Xinjiang have formed more than 500 rivers, which are distributed in the basins in the north and south of the Tianshan Mountains. Among them, there are more than 20 larger ones including the Tarim River (the largest inland river in China), Ili River, Irtysh River (flowing into the Arctic Ocean), Manas River, Ulungu River, and Kaidu River.

Xinjiang is the main natural forest area in the arid areas of western China. Forests are widely distributed in mountainous areas and plains, accounting for nearly 1/3 of the total forest area in northwest China. The Tianshan Mountains and the Altai Mountains are covered with lush virgin forests, mostly composed of straight-trunked Siberian larch, snow-mountain spruce, coniferous cypress and other good building materials. The timber storage volume of these mountain coniferous forests accounts for more than 97% of the total timber storage volume in Xinjiang.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia—Xinjiang