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    Jiangjun Gobi is located in the northeast of Changji Prefecture, in the east of Zhungeer Basin, covering an area of ​​thousands of square kilometers, and its periphery is the second largest desert in Xinjiang - the Gurbantunggut Desert. The exact location is Qitai. The north of Jimsar County is 43 kilometers long from east to west and 20 kilometers wide from north to south.

 

  Within the scope of nearly 1,000 square kilometers, there are many strange sceneries. It has formed a large-scale tourist area with multiple Gobi desert features, which is unique in the country and rare in the world. This primitive and rough land is full of magic and charm; due to the great changes in nature hundreds of millions of years ago, nature left a large area Precious science materials such as silicified wood, ancient marine fossils, and dinosaur remains; and due to the uncanny craftsmanship of nature, there are also geological wonders such as Wucai Bay and Devil City; Deep in it without feeling lonely. 

 

  General Gobi is a very magical and charming place, and its unique geographical environment has bred a unique natural landscape. The blue sky here makes you ecstatic, and the air here is so fresh that you can't bear to breathe. The Huoshao Mountain that soars into the sky like a raging flame; the fire array of red willows that is like a red carpet paving the ground; the Haloxylon forest that is as green as spring. What makes you more pleasing to the eye is the dreamlike mirage, which is simply a fairyland. Looking from a distance, there is a pool of spring water, rippling with microwaves, dotted with sand dunes and small trees, turning into pavilions, towers and pavilions, illusory and ethereal. Occasionally, figures flickering, like wild cranes in the clouds, so attractive.

In addition, the large-scale silicified wood group in Asia, the sensational Dinosaur Valley in China, and Shiqiantan, known as the repository of fossils, are all here. Together with Devil City, it is called the "Four Wonders" of Jiangjun Gobi.