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Aksu region, one of the five regions of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous region, is based in Aksu City. It is located in the middle of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous region, the southern foot of the middle part of Tianshan Mountains, the north of Tarim Basin, Bayingol Mongolia Autonomous Prefecture in the east, Kizilsu Kirgiz Autonomous Prefecture in the west, Kashgar Autonomous region in the southwest, Hotan Autonomous Prefecture in the south, Yili Autonomous Prefecture in the north and Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan in the northwest. The total area is 132500 square kilometers, accounting for 8% of the area of Xinjiang. Aksu area has jurisdiction over 1 city and 8 counties, with a total of 84 townships. In 2016, Aksu has a total population of 2.5083 million (excluding the city of Alar), which is composed of 36 ethnic groups and is a multi-ethnic area dominated by Uygur. Aksu region has won the country successively.
Travel Sights In Aksu Prefecture
Travel Notes In Aksu Prefecture
Meeting Aksu in Xinjiang Free Tour
I have always felt that Xinjiang is a mysterious and romantic place. This time, taking advantage of the rare holiday, I simply came to Xinjiang for a
The two cities along the Silk Road jointly discuss the wonderful plan of brocade "naan", and the marriage of gourmet food sincerely promotes the integration of culture and tourism
Sponsored by the Kesu Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Municipal People's Government, and Hangzhou Aid Xinjiang Headquarters,
This is the largest national wetland park in southern Xinjiang, known as the south of the Yangtze River on the northern edge of the Taklamakan Desert
In the vast desert, wandering in Aksu National Wetland Park, a lake with clear water and blue waves, wild flowers everywhere, clear lake, three or fiv
Southern Xinjiang 15-day Grand Ring Road-Talk about Wensu Tomur Grand Canyon
When we returned to Kashgar, we got bad news. There was a landslide on the north slope of the Duku Highway, which collapsed the snow-proof corridor on