Tuokuzisalai Ruins

The scenery of this place is very good. After you go, you will find a very charming, refreshing, durian and round trip.

Very good, very good, welcome to Xinjiang to play! !

There is a long history and rich cultural heritage. Open it!

The deserts in Xinjiang are not unborn in the imagination. The yellow sand is full of sky. There are Gobi in the real desert, yellow sand, and green plants. Although the weather is bad and there is a lack of water, these grasses still strive to survive and work hard to connect to pieces. Trying to make some changes for the harsh environment, these grasses with their own efforts to retain the green, become a little comfort and decoration in this desolate desert, so that the desert is also a little more soft. The remains of plants and animals and the dust of the desert are mixed together, and although desolate, they reveal the mystery and uniqueness of Xinjiang everywhere, writing the history of Xinjiang with a desolate and tragic force. When I first arrived here, I saw bare rocks, and occasionally saw several ruined adobe walls standing there with a lonely, lonely part. I heard that this is the site of Toku Bodhisattva, although the long river of history has lost its prosperity and prosperity, but it still can not change its existence and historical value. Standing on the site, facing the vast Gobi yellow sand and clean pure blue sky, leaving all misconceptions aside, breathe deeply, feel the uniqueness of Gobi yellow sand with a simple and pure heart, listen to the low groan of camel bells on the Silk Road, and understand the magic of nature. Poplar has guarded here for thousands of years, and for thousands of years, it stands alone between the heavens and the earth, under the baptism of the wind and sand, with its thick trunk and twisted branches pointed directly at the blue sky to interpret the tenacious and persistent new meaning to people.