Jeminay Grassland Stone City, located in Jeminay County at the western edge of China's Xinjiang region, consists of two main areas: Sacred Stone City and Qiaqihai. Spanning 60 square kilometers, this comprehensive geological park features a unique granite egg-shaped landform complemented by tectonic views and Kazakh cultural elements. With significant scientific, educational, and aesthetic value, it offers sightseeing, leisure vacations, scientific research, and immersive ethnic cultural experiences.
The attraction features a rich and typical variety of granite landforms, including granite boulder formations, stacked boulder landscapes, potholes, cavities, caves, basins, stone forests, pillars, grooves, and cliffs. With such comprehensive micro-landform types, it's truly a museum of granite wind-erosion topography.
Nature's miraculous power has created breathtaking natural wonders here. The views at Jeminay Grassland Stone City constantly transform with different vantage points, shifting daylight and weather conditions, as well as changing dawn and dusk hues. Nearly every "sacred stone" carries its own origin story and legend. The attraction boasts a thriving ecosystem with diverse flora and fauna, serving as a natural specimen bank and gene pool for botanical and zoological studies. Visitors can fully immerse themselves in exploring natural marvels and experiencing grassland culture. Jeminay Grassland Stone City is not just an earth science museum, but also an ideal destination for geological tourism and sightseeing.