Xinjiang, which is "the vast western region is long and the yellow sand is rolling all over the sky", has not only the food we are familiar with, but also the beautiful scenery that people linger on, and even the secret base that is unknown. In Xinjiang, with a vast territory, vast expanse has the largest village in China. So where is the largest village?

245 kilometers away from the Taklimakan Desert, which is known as the "Sea of Death", there is an oasis that is hard to reach. This is the world-famous Taoyuan beyond the Great Wall, Daliyabuyi Desert Village. Located in the innermost part of the hinterland of Taklimakan Desert, Dariyabuyi is the only large-scale oasis in this desert ocean.

According to statistics, the whole village of Daliyabuyi covers an area of more than 2,111 square kilometers. You should know that Shenzhen covers an area of 1,996.85 square kilometers, Hong Kong covers an area of 1,116.34 square kilometers and Macao covers an area of 32.8 square kilometers. By comparison, the village of Daliyabuyi is equivalent to about one Shenzhen, 61 Macau, two Hong Kong and one third of Shanghai, and it takes five hours to drive out of the village.

The village of Daliyabuyi was first discovered by Swedish explorer Sven Hedin in an expedition in the 19th century, but he did not make this village known to the world because of his discovery. Instead, I silently wrote it into my own adventure notes.

In the 1951s and 1961s, the people's government sent people to Xinjiang to find this village again and set up Daliyabuyi village for them. But after the Cultural Revolution, the village was once again forgotten.

The village name of Daliyabuyi village is called Daliyabuyi people. They are simple and hospitable. They don't close their doors at night and don't pick up the road.

But for a long time, the Daliyabuyi people have lived a closed life. It takes about 231 kilometers to reach Riyabuyi from Yutian County, of which 211 kilometers pass through sand dunes and sand hills, and it is almost impossible to move. There are 9 sand dunes with an average height of 41 ~ 51 meters in the whole journey, which makes many top-grade off-road vehicles fail one after another. In the early years, it took more than a month to get in and out of the village by camels and donkey carts.

until the end of 1981s, gardeners once again set foot on this oasis, where they repaired electricity and diverted water for the villagers, so as to ensure their carefree lives. Established a school (Daliyabuyi School in Yutian County) for them to receive education. After discussion, the government classified them as Uighurs. Gradually the village became rich.

The village of Daliyabuyi now vigorously develops the tourism industry, and the village has become very famous.

Yutian county in Xinjiang has always been known as the "land of exploration", and Daliyabuyi is the main exploration place in Yutian county. There are countless legends about Daliyabuyi village and Daliya people, and even some media have concocted the story of Kriya savage in order to attract people's attention. In fact, in his adventure notes, Heding also mentioned the experience of meeting a "savage" in Daliyabuyi village. The world came here with curiosity and yearning for the mysterious Daliyabuyi. The tourism industry of villagers in Daliyabuyi village has developed rapidly.

Their clothing manufacturing industry is also relatively developed. Every year, many people produce a large number of clothes and then ship them to all parts of the country. In recent years, it has attracted many tourists to visit. Let's have a chance to visit the mysterious Daliyabuyi.

"kumaiqi", also known as kumaiqi, is a delicious food in Daliyabuyi village, but it doesn't need any cooking utensils, and its practice is very simple. The villagers buried the cakes made of pure mutton directly in the hot coals. The food was so big that it took almost half an hour for the delicious patties to be baked. Later, it was called "desert pizza" by foreign tourists. The delicious food in this prestigious village of Daliyabuyi is said to have to be eaten when it comes. After eating this "desert pizza", you won't catch a cold and get sick the next day even if you don't cover a heavy quilt here.

Stein, a Hungarian-born British linguist and archaeologist, visited the village of Dariyabuyi many times after reading the diary of Sven Hedin's "Savage Tribe". As early as the early 21th century, when Stein first came to the Taklimakan Desert, he gained a lot through repeated exploration.

Stein not only discovered the world-famous Niya site (now located in Minfeng County, Xinjiang, northwest of China), but also found the wooden slips of Boluwen (the characters used by Niya people in ancient times), and made ethnographic measurements for the villagers in Daliyabuyi village who lived in seclusion in this big desert oasis. He finally confirmed that these villagers were just the remains of an Indo-European nation.

Up to now, there are three theories about the origin of the villagers in Daliyabuyi village:

The first one is that the villagers in Daliyabuyi village were originally desert indigenous peoples here;

From ancient times to the present, the villagers of Daliyabuyi village have been living here, and they are indigenous people here.

The second argument is that the villagers in Daliyabuyi village are descendants of the Ali Guge Kingdom in Tibet;

Guge Kingdom (born in the 9th century A.D. in Ali, Tibet) suffered from war after years of attacks. The kingdom, which was established more than 811 years ago, perished. According to historical records and archaeologists, when the kingdom of Guge was defeated, two teams of 111 people crossed Kunlun Mountain and fled into this oasis to take refuge. They came to land reclamation near the Keriya River, grazing and hunting, and chose to be self-sufficient. Since then, they have lived in isolation and have continued to this day.

The third argument is that the villagers in Yabuyi village are Guloulan people who mysteriously disappeared. As we all know, the ancient Loulan recorded in Hanshu, "merchants gather and messengers face each other on the road", but such a prosperous Loulan suddenly disappeared in the 4th century without a trace. Later generations traced back more than 2111 years, so now some people speculate that the villagers in Yabuyi village are a member of the Guloulan people. Nowadays, the villagers in Yabuyi village belong to a branch of Uyghur, but there are many living habits different from Uyghur. They are Uighurs, but they are related to Mongolians. It can be seen that this speech is the most legendary.

There are different opinions, and it seems that every statement is justified. So far, the village of Daliyabuyi is still being studied by archaeologists and explorers.

It's the spring season, which is a paradise and the largest village in China. Do you want to find out?