
- 4.3/5
Anonymous userThe Desert Art Museum is so unique! It is full of exaggerated sculptures made of mud by local artists in Xinjiang, such as giant Buddha statues and weird human faces. It is very photogenic! The place is not big but very novel. It is worth visiting on the way. It is suitable for friends who like curiosity and art~
- 4.2/5
M23***52This attraction is small but has great historical value. Many murals have been cut and stolen by foreigners, and some have been vandalized by local people. It is heartbreaking for the cultural relics. If you like history, you can come and take a look. It only takes half an hour to complete the tour.
- 4.4/5
M23***52The scenic spot is unexpectedly good, with few people and very close to the Flaming Mountain. You can take photos with the Flaming Mountain. It would be nice to ask a scenic spot to explain it, but you can come back to make up for it...
- 4.1/5
M25***20Finally, we arrived at the legendary Flaming Mountain. Once inside, it looked exactly the same as it did from the outside. It was incredibly hot! But there were plenty of statues and landmarks to take photos with, and the staff were very helpful. It was a delight! Don't forget to try the baked eggs.
- 4.1/5
红枫2018Turpan's Grape Valley truly lives up to its reputation; it's definitely worth a visit! Upon entering Grape Valley, you're immediately enveloped in a refreshing coolness, a stark contrast to the scorching heat of the Flaming Mountains outside—a veritable haven of tranquility in this "land of fire." Everywhere you look, there are layers upon layers of grapevines, like stepping into a green fairytale. The vines are laden with clusters of tempting grapes, including hundreds of varieties such as seedless white, mare's milk, and red grapes, each one intoxicatingly sweet. The seedless white grapes, in particular, are crystal clear, crisp, sweet, and incredibly high in sugar. Here, you can also deeply experience the rich Uyghur culture. The hospitable Uyghur people will invite you to sit under the grapevines, taste freshly picked grapes, and enjoy their captivating song and dance performances. The performers, dressed in vibrant traditional costumes, twirl and leap, showcasing the charm of the Western Regions. The scenic area boasts comprehensive facilities, making it a complete complex integrating dining, accommodation, sightseeing, vacationing, and shopping. And with free admission now, it offers exceptional value. Whether you're coming to taste delicious grapes or experience unique ethnic culture, Grape Valley won't disappoint. I'll definitely come back again next time!
- 4.5/5
Anonymous userTurpan Prince's Mansion is worth seeing! This reconstructed Qing Dynasty official residence is very beautiful, with various carved doors and windows and colorful paintings, which are very photogenic. There are old objects and folk exhibitions on display, which can help you understand the history and culture of Turpan. The grape trellis in the yard is cool and comfortable, suitable for resting after a tiring visit. The ticket is not expensive, and one hour is enough for fun. Friends who like ancient buildings should not miss it!
- 4.2/5
Anonymous userSugong Tower is a landmark building in Turpan! This beautiful ancient tower has a history of more than 200 years. The brick-red tower body is matched with exquisite patterns, which is particularly photogenic. I met someone filming that day and was unable to enter the tower to visit. The scenic area is not large but very distinctive, suitable for a quick check-in.
- 4.7/5
斧头帮帮主至尊宝I followed the scenic area's shuttle bus along the southern route. It was November, and the landscape felt rather desolate; the scenery is much better in summer. Crossing the Grand Canyon leads to the other side, but there's a lot of snow now, making the shaded mountain paths unsuitable for travel. The wheat harvest is complete, and there are no golden waves of autumn wheat to be seen. The "gravity hill" is definitely not caused by a visual difference based on a reference point.
- 4.2/5
M23***52This scenic area is a bit small, and I finished it in less than an hour, but it was quite interesting to see the various structures of the Karez. Parking is very convenient, with a large parking lot at the entrance. It is also located in Turpan City, making it easy to drive.
- 4.4/5
qdu***08This scenic spot combines science and fun. It's not large, but the scenery is beautiful, especially the section from the museum down to the culvert. The whole area is full of exotic atmosphere. The grape corridor is full of various grapes, and the water at the outlet is icy cold, perfect for summer heat relief.














