Kashi Tianmen Grand Canyon

Loved it. It was a great place. This is Tianmen Mountain, discovered during a British consular expedition in Kashgar in 1947. Later, drowned in history, humans once again found its location in 2000.

[View] Spectacular and strange, loud, and worth seeing. Step on the soft sandstone, walk by the creek, and look up at the cliffs on both sides of the shocking small nature!

The place where mortals rise. At the junction of Tianshan and Kunlun Mountain, the scenery is beautiful and worth a visit. Especially Tianmen Mountain, there is no bottom but no bottom. Nature's ghostly work. Majestic and worth a visit.

This is not the Kashgar Tianmen, it is the Artush Tianmen, in the territory of Artush

60km east of Xikeer Town, Jiashi County, Kashgar City, a big brand of National Highway 314. There is no charge at present, you have to drive or charter a car. The scenic spot is about 18km long, narrow and very good. But when it rained, I couldn't get up, but I was very happy.

Located on the plateau, above 2,500 altitude, a roadside to rest, three hours to and from, basically a stone road, the second half of the need to climb the stairs, more tired, but fortunately, the same company met the young man in Xinjiang, very enthusiastic. There are very few people in this attraction. When there are only five cars in the parking lot at the entrance, there are occasionally several people on the road. In fact, I feel that this Tianmen is not worse than Zhangjiajie. It may be that the publicity is not enough. We didn't know before we came. I hope that the local publicity will strengthen the construction of supporting facilities, such as cable cars, or shuttle buses, even if it is horse riding, or the elderly and children are really struggling to go up.

Known as the world's largest natural stone arch, more than 400 meters high and 150 meters wide. The Grand Canyon under the arch. In the scenic spot, it is all a primitive natural gravel road, and it is more difficult for the elderly and young. It takes1.5 hours to go up the mountain.