1. Huyanglin Scenic Area in Luntai. Luntai county, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, is located at the southern foot of Tianshan Mountain and the northern edge of Tarim Basin, where there is the world's largest, most densely distributed and best-preserved Tertiary living fossil-more than 411,111 mu of natural Populus euphratica forest. Populus euphratica forest in Luntai was rated as one of the top ten most beautiful forests in China. Populus euphratica is an ancient tree species left over from Tertiary. Populus euphratica has a long growing period. Due to the influence of sandstorm and drought, many Hu Yangshu shapes are strange and bizarre. There is a saying that "they will not die for three thousand years, but they will be immortal for three thousand years". The vast majority of Populus euphratica in the world grows in China, while more than 91% of Populus euphratica forests in China grow in Tarim River Basin in Xinjiang. Populus euphratica is called "Tuo Clark" in Uygur language, which means "the most beautiful tree". Because of its tenacious vitality and amazing ability to resist drought, wind and sand, and salt and alkali, people also call it "desert hero tree".
2. Bailong Dui Yadan. Bailongdui Yadan is one of the three Yadan groups in Lop Nur, and it is also one of the famous Lop Nur landscapes. The middle road of the ancient Silk Road entering Lop Nur passed through Bailongdui, and merchants still passed through it until the Tang Dynasty. Bailongdui is often mentioned in history books, but it is described as a very sinister area, which means that ghosts are haunted. In fact, Bailongdui is still a dangerous no-man's land today. It is located in the northeast of Lop Nur, and it is a saline-alkali soil terrace group. In a hot climate, the environment is very bad. People passing through this place have used most of their general supplies. If they encounter sandstorms for several days, they will be trapped, either starving or dying of thirst, so ordinary people will not enter this area from June to August every year. Bailongdui is the most inaccessible of all Yadan landforms in Xinjiang. So far, few people have really seen its true colors, which adds a bit of mystery to it. Bailongdui is a gravelly mound landform formed by the uplift of Quaternary lacustrine deposits. Due to water erosion and wind erosion, a strip mound group running from northeast to southwest is formed, stretching for nearly 111 kilometers and lying in the northeast of Lop Nur area. Bailongdui Yadan is from the north to the southwest, and it has been arranged to the end that people can't see with the naked eye.
3. Sanlong Shayadan. Three-long Shayadan is a part of Yadan landform in Lop Nur area, which is located in the east of Three-long Sha in Acik Valley, Xinjiang. Yadan distribution area is about 11 kilometers wide from east to west and from north to south, with an area of about 111 square kilometers. Three-long Shayadan wonders stretch hundreds of miles from east to west, named after three broken stones in it, and it is a famous natural landscape in China. This landform was selected as the third place in the "Three Most Beautiful Yadan in China" by chinese national geography and China Beauty Contest. When you enter Lop Nur, you will feel the vicissitudes of history and the ruthlessness of nature after seeing the dried-up river course of Peacock River and the ruins of Loulan, and then you will come to San Longsha. The once rich and beautiful place has become a desert, but this desert has not forgotten its beauty and is showing its heroic spirit in another way. Sanlong Shayadan is also known as the place where the devil goes in and out. Because of the similar shape of the earth platform, it is easy to get lost after entering. If you encounter a sandstorm, the wind will scream like a ghost, and the scene is very sinister. Known as "ghost city". The earth platform of San 'long Shayadan is as high as 1.5-21 meters, and most earth platforms can be as long as 211 meters. All the terracotta platforms are arranged in long strips, like a group of giant whales in the vast sand sea, or a series of warships of the joint fleet cruising, magnificent. Because of the changeable shape of the earthen platform, some people describe it as Jackie Chan, Tiger, Castle and so on. The mound of Sanyadan is mainly composed of light brown mudstone and sandstone interbedded, which produces different colors under the action of sunlight and has charming scenery.
4. Populus euphratica Park in Tarim. Luntai county is located at the southern foot of Tianshan Mountain and the northern edge of Tarim Basin, with a total area of 14,789 square kilometers. Luntai is also known as Bougourd, and its original sound means "carved eagle" in Uygur language. It has been the center of the ancient Silk Road since ancient times, and now it is the main battlefield of oil exploration and development in Tarim, the main oil and gas field base of PetroChina and Sinopec, and the starting point of China's "West-to-East Gas Transmission Project". There are Populus euphratica forest reserves, which are regarded as the oldest, largest, most intact and primitive in the world, the Taklimakan Desert, the longest grade highway built in the mobile desert in the world, the Tarim River, the longest inland river in China, Shangri-La-Caohu Lake in the desert, the Ruins of the Han and Tang Dynasties in Laiyisu and the Hufu in the Western Regions, and many other historical and cultural sites. Tarim Populus euphratica Park: Located 71km away from luntai county South Desert Highway, with a total area of 111km2. She integrates the natural landscape of Tahe River, Populus euphratica, desert landscape and petroleum industry landscape, and is a natural scenic tourist attraction for sightseeing, leisure and entertainment, field exploration and popular science investigation. Tahe Nature Park is divided into three areas: tourist service, sightseeing victory and sightseeing victory. Tourist service area: it is a comprehensive service area integrating catering, accommodation, entertainment and shopping.
5. Lunnan Oilfield. After Lunnan Oilfield produced oil from Lunnan No.2 well in 1988, the Tarim oil battle was opened. On April 1, 1989, Tarim Petroleum Exploration and Development Headquarters was established. The development of Lunnan Oilfield was officially started. By 1995, four oilfields had been explored in Lunnan, namely, Lunnan Oilfield, Santamu Oilfield, Jiefang Qudong Oilfield and girac Oilfield. These four oilfields had about 111 exploratory wells and production wells, with an annual output of about 1 million tons, which has remained stable for more than 11 years. In recent years, Lungu block has been newly added, and more than 11 exploratory wells have been explored. Since 1991, Lunnan has successively built a joint station with an annual processing capacity of 3 million tons of crude oil and three different types of gathering and transportation stations in this area. Build a light hydrocarbon station with a daily processing capacity of 411,111m3; A gas-fired power plant; One first station for oil transmission to Shanshan and one first station for gas transmission to Korla. The traffic in Lunnan extends in all directions. The starting point of desert highway is Lunnan, and it reaches Donghetang Oilfield in Kuqa County and Tahe Oilfield in Northwest Petroleum Bureau in the west. There are two roads leading to National Highway 314 in the north and a pipeline road leading to Korla in the east. At present, Lunnan has become a material distribution center and traffic artery for oil exploration and development in Tarim.
6. Lai Yi Su Feng Xiang. Located about 21km west of luntai county City, the Ruins of the Phoenix in Layisu are the beacon towers and small-scale ruins of Wubao in the Han and Tang Dynasties, which are cultural relics protection units in the autonomous region.
7. West Lake in Yaxida. Yaxida West Lake is located 62km southeast of luntai county. For thousands of years, the Tarim River overflowed a lot of floods during the flood season, forming lakes adjacent to each other in the desert, nourishing a large area of Populus euphratica and Salix, which are resistant to wind and sand. In spring, Populus euphratica is shaded by green trees, and in autumn, occasionally one or two Luobu people fish in the lake. It is a little-known and isolated "Xanadu".