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Which city does yutian county belong to?

Yutian county is a county under the jurisdiction of Hotan area in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.

Yutian county is located in the southwest of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, bordering Minfeng County in the east, Shaya County in Aksu region in the north by Taklimakan Desert, Qira County in the west and Gaize County and Ritu County in Xizang Autonomous Region in the south. The county is about 466 kilometers long from north to south and 30 to 120 kilometers wide from east to west, covering an area of 40,320 square kilometers. The county people's government is located in Mugala town.

There are 1 1 rivers originating from Kunlun Mountain in yutian county. The largest river, the Kriya River, originates from the northern slope of Mount UsTengger singer and is formed by the confluence of tributaries such as Kulafu River and Kashita Shihe River. The river runs through Tianxian Oasis from south to north and continues to flow northward into the hinterland of Taklimakan Desert.

Recommended tourist attractions in yutian county

1, Dali Yaboyi

Daliyaboyi is located in the desert hinterland 267 kilometers north of Yutian County. The Daliyaboyi people are nomadic people living along the river. Da Ryaboi is known as a paradise in the desert. Its unique history, ethnic customs, arrows, houses, desert grills and beautiful Populus euphratica forests attract foreign tourists and explorers.

2. The ruins of the ancient city of Karaton

The ancient city of Karadun is located 24 kilometers north of Daliyaboyi Township, yutian county, and 0/90 kilometers away from the county government. Karadun, Uygur language, means "black sand dune". Karaton site is an irregular strip in the north-south direction, with Karaton Castle as the center, and the surrounding houses, Buddhist buildings and irrigation canals constitute the Karaton site group.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-yutian county