1, Turpan grape

Turpan, Xinjiang is the hometown and kingdom of grapes. According to historical records, as early as 2,000 years ago, when Zhang Qian was sent to the Western Regions in the Western Han Dynasty, he found that grapes were planted here. Because of the high temperature, long sunshine time and large temperature difference between day and night, it is especially suitable for grape growth and sugar accumulation.

2. Turpan raisins

Raisins are the fruits of grapes dried in the sun or in the shade. The fruit of raisins must be ripe. The water content in raisins is only 15% ~ 25%, and the fructose content is as high as 60%.

3, Turpan cockfighting

Turpan cockfighting has a long history of domestication. According to the records of Turpan City, there were such chickens in Turpan in the tenth year of Yongzheng (1732). Historically, local people have the habit of loving cockfighting. Some people specialize in feeding cockfighting, choose and raise large and aggressive chicks and pass them on from generation to generation. After long-term artificial selection, they formed an excellent variety of Turpan chicken.

4. Turpan black sheep

Turpan black sheep, commonly known as Toksun black sheep, is a Turpan basin climate adapted to hot summer and cold winter sand after hundreds of years of long-term feeding by farmers and herdsmen in Toksun County. Forage plants that are resistant to coarse fiber, strong lignification, prickly, saline-alkali tolerance and drought resistance.

5. Shanshan cantaloupe

Shanshan Hami melon has been cultivated for more than 2000 years, and it is a treasure in melons and fruits, and its brand and quality are well-known at home and abroad. 1in March, 1998, the state officially named Shanshan County as the hometown of cantaloupe in China. When King Hami paid tribute to Emperor Kangxi's Shanshan East Lake Melon, it has been circulated for hundreds of years that East Lake Melon is the best in Xinjiang and Xinjiang Melon is the best in the world.

6, Toksun red dates

Tuokexun Jujube is a specialty of Tuokexun County, Turpan City, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, and it is a geographical indication of agricultural products in China. Tuokexun jujube cultivation has a long history. 1970, archaeologists discovered dried dates during excavation in Astana ancient tomb in Turpan.