Tashiku'erganzhen Review

Tashkurgan is short for Ta County, the ancient Silk Road after entering the Tarim Basin, divided into north and south, extending to different destinations, and after the onion ridge, there is a intersection, directly to the famous stone city on the ancient Silk Road. From there, it is divided into north and south, to further afields such as Central Asia, Asia Minor, the northern and northwest subcontinents of South Asia and the continental continent. This made Tashkurgan the end of East Road and the starting point of West Road, the western region of one of the 36 countries of the western region was built here, the northern Wei here is the state of Pantuo.

From Kashgar to Ta County (full name Tashkurgan Tajik Autonomous County), there are countless beautiful scenery along the way, both the colorful Danxia landform, there are plateau lakes such as Baisha Lake, Karakul Lake, and the majestic glaciers of Mustag Peak (father of glaciers).

Tashikurgan Tajik Autonomous County (referred to as Taxian County) is a county under the jurisdiction of Kashgar, Xinjiang, founded in 1954. Tashkurgan, in Uighur meaning "stone city", is named because there are ancient stone castles in the north of the city. National Geographic once used four sentences to summarize Taxian: "one county to three countries". Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan are the three countries bordering the country. With the world's highest-altitude international road - China-Pakistan friendship kilometers of the whole line, a mysterious ancient city on the plateau is also slowly entering people's sight. Shitou City, 3,100 meters above sea level, is a famous ancient city site on the ancient road in Xinjiang. The castle is built on high hills and the situation is extremely steep. Outside the city, there are multiple layers or intermittent cities, and the stone hills overlap between the partition walls, and the stones are piled up, forming a unique stone head city scenery. There is a grassland under the city, and there are several grasslands around. The ancient mountain roads from Kashgar, Yingjisha, Yecheng, Shache to the Pamir Plateau are gathered here. The Longgu Road, the site of the net red punch card, is located in the territory of Wacha Township, Ta County, and the local name is Wacha Highway. All Panshan Highway more than 600 S curves are 75 kilometers long and the highest altitude is 4,216 meters. It lies across the Kunlun Mountain vein, vacating the distance like a dragon lying in the mountains, watching the sacred mountain of the western motherland. Taxian County is a neatly planned emerging tourist city, with the ancient Silk Road western fortress Shitou City ruins, beautiful natural golden grass beach, surrounded by snowy mountains, the highest altitude red Qilafu gate, and more brave, kind, beautiful and handsome Tajik people. Taxian is located in the southwest of Xinjiang, not only with magnificent natural scenery, but also with a strong Tajik style.

[Tashkurgan Town] is located in the middle of Tashkurgan Tajik Autonomous County, Kashgar region, Xinjiang, and is the seat of the county government organs. Tashkurgan Town is located in the alluvial plains of the west bank of the Tashkurgan River and the Xingun Estuary. The terrain is tilted from west to east, with an average altitude of 3,100 meters. The town of Tashkurgan is not big, and the China-Pakistan Friendship Highway (G314) runs through the east and west into the town (that is, into the county). The town has a permanent population of more than 7,000 people, mainly Tajiks. The Uighur language of Tashkurgan means stone castle; it is named after the ancient stone city site in the jurisdiction of Tashkurgan town, which is the most famous historical relics and tourist attractions here. Adjacent to the Golden Caotan Wetland Park. From Kashgar to Tashkurgan, there are Baisha Lake, Mustag Peak and other attractions along the way; From the town, you can go west to Panlong Ancient Road and Hongqilafu Port...

The valley is a small town, but it was once a heavy town on the Silk Road.