Population: about 80,000

Population density: 10 people/km2

Postcode: 836700 Code: 654324 Area code: 0906 Pinyin: HaBaHe Xian

Habahe County is located at the southern foot of the Altai Mountains and the northern edge of the Junggar Basin. It borders Burqin County to the east, Jimunai County to the south, and Kazakhstan and Russia to the west. There are 24 ethnic groups including Han, Kazakh, Uyghur, Hui, Mongolian, Dongxiang, Salar and Tatar. The total area is 8186 square kilometers. The total population is 80,000 (2004). The County People's Government is located in Akqi Town, 673 kilometers away from Urumqi City. Within the territory are: the 185th Regiment of the Corps.

Natural resources

1. Climatic conditions

Habahe County has a continental north temperate cold climate, which is characterized by four unknown seasons, drought in spring and strong winds in summer. It is short and hot, with cool autumn and long and cold winter; dry air, low rainfall and large evaporation; abundant sunshine, large temperature difference, and obvious vertical zonal climate changes with latitude.

(1) Light and heat resources

Light and heat are the basic conditions for the survival of crops. According to observations from the Habahe County Meteorological Station, the average annual sunshine hours in Habahe County are 2,950 hours, with the highest number being 3,123 hours and the lowest number being 2,621 hours. The annual sunshine percentage averages 63% over the years. During the peak crop growth season from June to August, the sunshine reaches more than 1,000 hours, accounting for 34.7% of the annual sunshine hours, and the sunshine percentage is as high as more than 72%. The total amount of solar radiation throughout the year is 134.4 kcal/cm2, and the amount of biological radiation is 64.5 kcal/cm2, which is very beneficial to the growth and development of vegetation.

Due to the complex topography of the Haba River, there are large temperature differences in different areas. Judging from the average temperature over the years, it is about 4℃ below an altitude of 600 meters and 0.5℃ above an altitude of 1,200 meters. The average temperatures in July are 21.6°C in the plains and 16°C in the mountainous areas, with the extreme maximum temperature being 39°C. However, hot and dry winds often occur in July, affecting wheat grain filling and reducing yields. Cold waves occur from time to time in winter, often posing a threat to animal husbandry production. The average accumulated temperature of >0℃ in the plain area is 3133.9℃, and the average active accumulated temperature of >10℃ is 2658.6℃. The temperature of the frost-free period (<0℃) in the plain area is slightly different in the east and west of the plain, with 144 days and 126 days in the east of the plain. , while the mountainous areas are the shortest and are only suitable for growing cool-loving crops. According to relevant data, for every one degree increase in latitude, the accumulated temperature >10℃ will decrease by about 100℃ on average. For every 100 meters of altitude increase, the accumulated temperature >10℃ will decrease by 120℃-150℃, and the number of continuous days will also decrease.

(2) Precipitation and snowfall

The Altay Mountains form a natural barrier in the northern part of Habahe County. After the westerly circulation is lifted up by the mountains, it is easy to condense clouds and accumulate rain, so precipitation in the mountainous areas More. However, rainfall decreases inversely from north to south, and the spatial distribution is unbalanced. The average annual rainfall is 172.2-178mm in the plains, 268mm in the mid-mountain hills, and 500mm above an altitude of 2,000 meters, which nourishes the growth of summer pasture. The temporal distribution of rainfall is also uneven and varies greatly between years and seasons. The average rainy year in the east is 250mm and the rainy year is only 90mm. The rainfall in rainy years and little rainy years in the western plain is more than 300mm and 72.33mm respectively. Although there is little rainfall, the rainfall from April to September, when crops require a lot of water for growth, accounts for more than 60% of the year, which plays a positive role. Years of data prove that in rainy years, agricultural and animal husbandry production increases significantly, but on the contrary, production is affected.

The snowfall period is the shortest in the west of the plains, longer in the east, and the longest in the hills and mountains. Generally speaking, the average annual snowfall period is about 179 days in the western plains, about 190 days in the eastern plains, and the snowfall period is longer in the mountainous and hilly areas. In terms of snowfall days, the average annual snowfall days are about 30 in the western plains and 40.5 in the east. There are also more snowfall days in the hills and mountains. In terms of snowfall, the average annual snowfall is 44cm in the east of the plains, 54cm in the west, about 88cm in the hilly areas, and more in the mountainous areas.

Habahe County has strong winds in winter, which makes the snow accumulation thicker near villages, windbreaks and leeward snow areas, while the snow accumulation is thinner in the flat and unobstructed Gobi Desert and fields. A pile, a ridge in the west, and some even have no snow coverage on the ground.

Mountainous areas have thicker snow and more rainfall. A large number of glaciers are formed in the mountainous areas. The melted ice water continuously replenishes the river water, which has the effect of providing rainfall to the plains in the mountains and providing rainfall for one season throughout the year. The abundance of water and water energy resources provides superior conditions for the county's economic construction and social development.

(3) Wind energy resources

The wind outlet area of ??the Irtysh Valley between the Altay Mountains and the Shawur Mountains is very rich in wind resources. Generally, there are more winds in the plains than in the hills and mountains. . Even at the same time, the wind speed in the plain area is different. The average annual wind speed in the eastern part of the plain is 4.5 m/s, and in the west is 3.9 m/s. The main wind direction is east-west. The average annual wind speed of Level 8 or above is 62.2 days, with the maximum number of days reaching 102 days. The annual average daily wind speed is 4 meters/second, with an average of 187 days (the minimum is 152 days). Especially the windy weather in early spring and early winter is unfavorable for the transition of animal husbandry; Strong winds in spring cause soil moisture loss and sand flow, making it difficult for crops to emerge and maintain seedlings; strong winds in July cause crops to lodging and reduce yields. Wind resources are abundant and can be used to generate electricity, lift water and grind flour, etc., which can alleviate the problems of energy shortage and labor shortage, and can also achieve benefits and avoid disadvantages.

(4) Meteorological disasters

The main meteorological disasters in Habahe County include: drought, wind disaster, low temperature, cold wave, frost, hail, dry and hot wind, etc. Whenever they occur, general manpower It is difficult to resist and will bring certain losses to agricultural and animal husbandry production.

Due to its sub-arctic climate, Habahe County’s light and heat resources can only meet the requirements of one-crop-a-year agriculture. However, due to its high visibility, large sunshine intensity and large temperature difference between day and night, it is conducive to green development. The accumulation of plant dry matter results in agricultural products with large fruits and high quality. As for the agricultural planting structure, only bulk crops such as grains and other cash crops that do not require high light and heat resources can be grown. The effective accumulated temperature in the area cannot meet the requirements for cotton planting.

2. Water resources

Habahe County is rich in water resources, and rivers, groundwater, glaciers and lakes are its main water resources carriers.

(1) Rivers

There are four main rivers in the county: Haba River, Brezek River, Irtysh River and Arakbek River. The total length of the main stream is 433 kilometers, with an annual runoff of 10.003 billion cubic meters. The per capita water volume in the county is 123,799 cubic meters, which is 27 times the national per capita water volume and 63 times the per capita water volume in Xinjiang. Its abundant water resources are even comparable to those of Jiangnan water towns. The Haba River runs through the north and south of the county and plays a decisive role in the county's economic and social development. The average annual flow of the river in 22 years is 2.153 billion cubic meters. The inter-annual water volume changes little but the quarterly changes are obvious. There are wet periods and dry periods in a year. May to September is the wet season, with water volume accounting for 78.08% of the whole year, accounting for 1.681 billion cubic meters, which coincides with the period when crops grow in large quantities, while October to April of the following year is the dry season, with water volume of 439 million cubic meters, accounting for 1.681 billion cubic meters. 21.92%. Currently, only 378 million cubic meters have been developed and utilized, accounting for 17.56% of the total incoming water. There are 9.594 billion cubic meters of remaining water in the county, of which 1.775 billion cubic meters of remaining water in the Haba River flows abroad in vain. Due to the uneven regional distribution of water and soil combinations, the current development of water is limited, so the area of ??irrigated pasture is not large, some farmland is threatened by drought, and problems such as difficulty in drinking water for livestock in winter need to be overcome urgently.

It is also measured that the water energy reserve of the Haba River is 450,000 kilowatts, and the potential for hydropower development is great, but hydropower development is still in its infancy. In winter, the county's production and domestic electricity consumption is not guaranteed, and power shortage has become the main limiting factor for the county's economic construction and social development. The Haba River belongs to the Ehe River system and involves water diversion issues, which need to be resolved as soon as possible.

(2) Groundwater

Habahe County is rich in groundwater resources. In mountainous areas, due to precipitation and snow melt, part flows into rivers, and part recharges groundwater through bedrock cracks, forming fissure water. Part of it flows out in the form of spring water to directly feed the river, and the other part is used for irrigation. According to estimates, Habahe County uses mountain spring water to irrigate an area of ??about 3,000 acres every year, with a total amount of 40 million cubic meters.

Due to differences in terrain, the distribution of water resources in the plain areas of Habahe County varies greatly. The depth of groundwater burial in the Hedong Plain varies depending on the terrain, generally between 0.5 and 2.0 meters. However, with seasonal changes and irrigation needs, the groundwater level is also constantly changing, and its depth ranges between 2 and 10 meters.

The groundwater in the Hexi Plain is relatively deep, generally 10-40 meters; in the area south of the Irtysh River, in addition to using some bedrock fissure water and shallow groundwater in areas where wells have been dug to provide drinking water for humans and animals, other large areas of spring and autumn pastures have underground water. Buried deeply, the depth is generally more than 20 meters. At present, the amount of groundwater reserves is not yet clear due to the lack of systematic exploration of groundwater resources in the county.

(3) Glaciers

The Altai Mountains are above the permafrost zone, and the tops of the mountains are covered with snow all year round. There are 390 modern glaciers, with a total glacier area of ??247.55 square kilometers and an ice storage capacity of 14.793 billion cubic meters, equivalent to 13.314 billion cubic meters of water storage. Among them, there are 35 glaciers in the upper reaches and source of the Haba River, with an area of ??31.26 square kilometers and an estimated water storage capacity of 1.681 billion cubic meters. It is a stable source of water for the Haba River. There is a large area of ??glacial swampland on the lower line of the glacier, covering an area of ??400.4 square kilometers. It stores a large amount of water sources and plays an important role in maintaining the stability of the Haba River water volume.

(4) Lakes

There are more than 10 large and small lakes in the territory, with a total area of ??1.73 square kilometers, equivalent to 2590 acres, and the general water depth is between 0.5-6 meters. The larger lakes include: Quehan Lake, with an area of ??0.5 square kilometers and a water depth of 2.5 meters; Amanbai Lake, with an area of ??0.52 square kilometers and a water depth of 1 meter; Kuogarekule Lake, with an area of ??0.2 square kilometers and an average water depth of 1 meter. Lakes are advantageous resources for developing fisheries.

Habahe County is very rich in water resources. For arid areas, abundant water resources are a prerequisite for large-scale soil and water development. With the in-depth development and utilization of water resources, the county's uncultivated wasteland will be further utilized. In particular, the comprehensive development and dispatch of water resources in the Irtysh River will effectively alleviate the water shortage problems in other prefectures and cities in Xinjiang. The abundant water resources in Habahe County will gradually become a blessing to the people of northern Xinjiang.

3. Land resources

Habahe County has a vast territory, large plain area, contiguous land, fertile soil, and great development potential. At the end of 2005, the county had 190,000 acres of cultivated land, accounting for 1.56% of the total area; 639,500 acres of forest area (data verified by the Regional Forestry Department in 1989), accounting for 5.32% of the total area; and 7.9066 million acres of grassland, accounting for 65.76% of the total area. (Excluding understory grassland and agricultural wasteland). Due to extensive management, heavy use of land, light cultivation, and extensive farming have resulted in a decline in fertility year by year. At present, the general soil fertility status is: "deficient in ammonia, low in phosphorus and rich in potassium."

The soil layer is thin, coarse in texture, gravelly, highly permeable, easily eroded, and has poor water and fertilizer retention capabilities, and there are a large number of sedimentary layers under the underlying Tertiary mudstone under the tillage layer. . This kind of soil structure can, on the one hand, reduce the leakage of water and fertilizer, but on the other hand, it can easily cause land tides and secondary salinization due to improper irrigation. The low-yield land area in the county accounts for more than 70% of the cultivated land area, which has a huge impact on the increase in agricultural output.

4. Animal and plant resources

Habahe County has a vast territory, complex terrain, many kinds of animals and plants, and rich resources.

(1) Wild animal resources

①Mammals: 14 families, including lynx, snow plow, red deer, red fox, beaver, ibex, sable, snow Rabbit et al. ②Poultry: 34 families, among which swans, grouse, snow chickens and golden eagles are rare species. ③Fish: 9 families, of which four are rare fish species in the Irtysh River, including Siberian sturgeon, Salmon trout, Salmon chinensis and Long-necked whitefish. ④Amphibians: 7 families and 9 species. ⑤ Insects: more than 100 species in 39 families, most of which are agricultural and forestry pests. There are also dozens of other types of animals.

(2) Plant resources

①Forest plants: There are virgin forests in the mountainous areas, secondary forests in the river valleys, and desert forests in the plains, with 20-30 tree species. Among them, Siberian fir, Siberian spruce, Siberian larch, and Siberian red pine are national rare plants. ② Pasture plants: Due to geographical reasons, seasonal pastures are formed, which can be divided into ten major categories, 29 subcategories, and 81 pasture-type plants. ③ Medicinal plants: There are more than 200 species of medicinal plants in the territory, among which ephedra, bupleurum, fritillary, lily, thyme, adenophora, dangshen, cordyceps, etc. are rare medicinal materials.

Wild animal and plant resources are an important material basis for human production and life, and human beings' food, clothing, housing and transportation are closely related to them. It is also an important strategic resource, preserving rich genetic diversity and providing broad space for human survival and development.

Agricultural biological species are the result of thousands of years of continuous domestication and selective breeding of wild animal and plant species by working people. Strengthening the protection and rational utilization of wild animal and plant resources is of great significance to maintaining China's food and ecological security, promoting the sustainable development of agriculture and rural economic and social development, and building a new socialist countryside.

5. Mineral resources

Habahe County spans two main structural units: the Hanas-Mandaiqia nappe and the Kara-Irtysh geosynclinal fold belt. The geological structure is complex, the sedimentary structures are diverse, the magma activity is relatively frequent, and the mineralization conditions are superior. At present, nearly 30 kinds of minerals have been discovered, and there are 18 mineral origins, including 2 large-scale mineral deposits, 4 medium-sized mineral deposits (one of which is a raw ore), 12 small-scale mineral deposits, and 71 mineralization points and mineral points. .

(1) Ferrous metal minerals: The iron and manganese currently found in Habahe County are mainly distributed in Heihan Huduk, the west bank of the middle reaches of Haba River, Bessara East, and Keleksay , Dahan's Black, Sarajok, Bestyrek, Hayibei and other places.

(2) Non-ferrous metal minerals: At present, the Ashele No. 1 large-scale copper mine and the zinc derived from it are medium-sized mines found in the county. This mineral is rich in sulfur, gold, cadmium, silver, and a small amount of lead, gallium and other mineral elements. The No. 1 alteration zone of the Ashele large copper mine is distributed in a nearly north-south direction, 2,300 meters long and 50-400 meters wide. It is dominated by silica, sericitization, and pyritization. The No. 1 deposit *** is circled There are 4 ore bodies, which are layered and lens-shaped. It is roughly estimated that there are 408,000 tons of zinc metal, 919,000 tons of copper, 12.226 million tons of iron sulfide, and 18,100 tons of gold. In addition, there are more than 20 copper mineral sites and pain mineralization sites in the county, located in Korchatxi, Baihaba, Hatu Henan Highway, Kungui and other places in the upper reaches of Naren.

(3) Precious metal minerals: Precious metal minerals mainly refer to gold and silver. 3 primary gold deposits, 1 associated gold deposit, 2 placer gold deposits, 1 associated silver, 4 primary gold deposits, and 1 placer gold deposit have been discovered in the county. Associated gold and silver are all in the Aleshe No. 1 deposit. . At present, there are five larger gold mining areas in the county, namely: Dolanasay Gold Mine, Tokuzbayi Gold Mine, Chabenbulak Gold Mine, and Berezek River Placer Gold Mine. , Keratas placer gold mine. In addition, there are 8 gold deposits and gold mineralization points in the county.

(4) Rare metal minerals: Rare metal minerals in the county are mainly distributed in the northern mountainous area, mainly pegmatite beryl, niobium tantalum and lepidolite, followed by rare placers, monazite (already up to industrial grade), xenotime, niobium-yttrium ore, niobium-lithium ore.

(5) Other minerals: gems and crystals are widely distributed in the county, with 7 of them reaching a certain scale; chemical raw materials include potassium oxides associated with the Ashele No. 1 copper mine. stone, barite and sulfur; there are 2 clay mines with medium scale, which can be mined and utilized under the existing economic and technical conditions.

The development and utilization of mineral resources has become a highlight of the county's economic growth, especially the development of the Ashele No. 1 copper mine, which enabled the county's copper output to reach more than 15,000 tons by the end of 2005. The secondary industry represented by the extractive industry has an average annual growth rate of 43.5% during the "Tenth Five-Year Plan" period, and has gradually become the county's pillar industry.

Economic Development

There is Ashele Copper Mine (Xinjiang Ashele Copper Co., Ltd. is located in Altay Region

Habahe County, the company was founded in In August 1999, the registered capital was 250 million yuan. It was invested by five companies including Zijin Mining Group Co., Ltd., Xinjiang Nonferrous Metal Industry (Group) Company, and Xinjiang Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources. *** A joint stock company established with investment

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There are also Huatai Company, commercial hotels, Dongchuan Market, border trade market, and Habahe County with local characteristics. Blue Moon Boutique House, etc.

Administrative divisions

Habahe County has jurisdiction over 1 town and 6 townships: Akqi Town, Saltam Township, Gayilma Township, Kulbai Township, Sarbulak Township, Tirekti Township, and Qibar Township. Within the territory are: the 185th Regiment of the Corps.

Akqi Town

Code: 654324100 has jurisdiction over 6 communities and 2 village committees: Minzhu East Road Community, Minzhu Middle Road Community, Jiefang East Road Community, Jiefang Middle Road Community, Democratic West Road Community, Jiefang West Road Community, Akqi Village, Kanmener Village.

Saltamu Township

Code: 654324200 has jurisdiction over 22 village committees: Saltamu Village, Quehan Village, Mahu Village, Kizilhak Village, Tiexi Village Keturmas Village, Aktobe Village, Madi Village, Karaoi Village, Tas Utkel Village, Koshkarbai Village, Koktumsuq Village, Kurmishi Village, Jinba Village, Shikanqi Village, Koktas Village, Wuerdabai Village, Keyiqbai Village, Buztal Village, Sarwuleng Village, Korherema Village, Kabul Ha Taler Village and Tayisuoyigan Village.

Gayilema Township

Code: 654324201 has jurisdiction over 19 village committees: Gayilema Village, Mayishahu Village, Akedun Village, and Batsijiayi Lema Village, Chegesjia Yilema Village, Kala Agashi Village, Yushkumu Village, Topu Agashi Village, Jiayilma Qiehan Village, Kuokesaz Village, Aktobe Village, Bodanbai Village, Koldieneng Village, Akagele Village, Sahurat Village, Kordala Village, Volta Kabul Gatal Village, Kalatirek Village, Tamqi village.

Sarbulak Township

Code: 654324203 has jurisdiction over 23 village committees: Sarbulak Village, Bilezek Village, Kuoke Agashi Village, and Kuosi Arele Village, Koktohai Village, Kizilkaying Village, Yushiashia Village, Kalawonger Village, Galangash Village, Nongke Village, Kalajal Village, Kuoketa Si Village, Kizilqak Village, Kalatas Village, Galegiz Agashi Village, Karakobu Village, Kuosi Agashi Village, Aktam Village, Turkel Village, Taiyi Shibai Village, Tobuleg Tubek Village, Kizilzhulduz Village, and Kizilkaying Village in Alkhabek.

Tierekti Township

Code: 654324204 has jurisdiction over 5 village committees: Tierekti Village, Akbulak Village, Qibalshilk Village, Akbulak Village Habanan Village and Akhababei Village.

Kulebai Township

Code: 654324202 has jurisdiction over 23 village committees: Kulebai Village, Jianggulek Village, Kalabulake Village, Tierektihu Lak Village, Saltaktai Village, Ushtobe Village, Tokalbeit Village, Akgar Village, Salvoy Village, Karakobu Village, Tuskara Village, Juntasta Ke Village, Salheyak Village, Balta Village, Shitobek Village, Kalwutkel Village, Kalashilik Village, Turkel Village, Kosi Arel Village, Akqi Village, Asa Village, Kayingde Arel Village, Nale Village.

Qibal Township

Code: 654324205 has jurisdiction over 19 village committees: Qibal Village, Taled Village, Qibal Karatas Village, Qibal Marasaw Village, Kuokesu Village, Jiangawuzeng Village, Kizilkaying Village, Alkabek Village, Kizilgar Village, 41km Village, Karawuzek Village, Alga Village, Kalatal Village, Tirmintas Village, Sayatirek Village, Aylin Akchi Village, Baicholak Village, Aydar Uink Village, and Beskuduk Village.

The 185th Regiment of the Corps

Code: 654324400

Historical evolution

In 1930, the county was promoted to Habahe County. It is named after the Haba River. Haba is a Mongolian word, which means the river bed has a large slope and a lot of water falls; one said it means "__" (i.e. five black fish), which refers to a kind of small fish, so this fish is produced in the river, hence the name. Kazakh can also be interpreted as dense forest. "Illustrated Chronicles of the Western Regions" states: "In the accurate language, Haba is the name of a small fish, so the river is named after this small fish." It is also called Akqi, which means white splendens in Kazakh language; in the past, this place was a splendens beach, hence the name.

The Tang Dynasty was under the jurisdiction of the Beiting Protectorate, the Yuan Dynasty was under the jurisdiction of Beishi Balixing Shangshu Province, and the Qing Dynasty was commanded by the deputy general Uliasu Taiding Bianzuo. In 1912, the Haba River area came under the jurisdiction of Burqin County. In the 10th year of the Republic of China (1921), Habahe County was established and promoted to a county in 1930. It has been affiliated to Ashan Administrative District, Ashan Prefecture, and Altay Prefecture. In 1970, it belonged to the Altay region.

In 1984, it was established in Akqi Town.

In 2000, Habahe County governed 1 town and 6 townships: Akqi Town, Saltam Township, Gayilma Township, Tierekti Township, Qibar Township, Ku Lebai Township and Sarbulak Township.

According to the fifth census data: the total population of the county is 73,403, including the population (persons) of each township: Akqi Town 14,184 Saltam Township 10,921 Gayilma Township 10,608 Kulebai Township 12,516 Sarbulak Township 10320 Tierekti Township 2135 Qibar Township 9438 Corps 185th Regiment Virtual Township 3281

Natural conditions

The terrain slopes from north to south, with mountains surrounding it in the north and hills and plains in the middle. , there are rivers in the south. There are four main rivers: Irtysh River, Haba River, Berezek River and Arakbek River. It has a continental north temperate arid climate with unknown four seasons, continuous spring and summer, short hot period, long cold period, low precipitation, large evaporation, and dry climate, with an average annual temperature of 4.0°C and an average annual precipitation of 170 mm.

Tourism resources

Habahe County is very rich in tourism resources, with numerous cultural landscapes, natural landscapes, and grassland cultural landscapes. Among them, the most famous ones are Baihaba Village, known as the "Pure Land on Earth", with its year-round peaks and dense forests, which is full of mystery; Narenxia Ranch, known as the "natural picture scroll"; green grass and white birch pavilions. The largest natural birch forest belt in northwest my country; Halong Valley with rugged and strange rocks; Mingsha Mountain, the sound of heaven; there are also the mysterious Baisha Lake, known as the Desert Lake, Sleeping Buddha Mountain and the peculiar Kokeya Grand Canyon . These are like a beautiful landscape painting, giving people great enjoyment.

Baihaba Village

Going 117 kilometers north of the county town, you will see a valley. There is a village in the valley. You can see from a distance a patchwork of wooden houses with pointed roofs. Lush birch and poplar trees dot the area, and two clear rivers meander around the village. To the west of the mountain village is the border river between China and Kazakhstan, and to the south are high mountains and dense forests. The top of the mountain is colorful, red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple. It is ever-changing, beautiful and spectacular. It looks like a perfect oil painting all year round.

The original wooden spire buildings of Baihaba Village, the "No. 1 Village in the Northwest", are well preserved and have become an important stop for Chinese and foreign tourists traveling to Kanas Lake. It has strong Kazakh nostalgia and Tuva customs, and is original The village appearance strongly attracts tourists, and Baihaba Resort has been built here.

Narenxia Ranch

Narenxia Ranch Narenxia Ranch is located in a relatively gentle mountain basin in the northern mountainous area of ??Habahe County, with an altitude of 1,390 meters, and the gentle Naren River. It flows through and the water and grass are abundant. Herds of cattle and sheep, dotted with white yurts, dot the beautiful grassland. Visitors walking along the mountain path feel as if they are in a sea of ??flowers and grass. All kinds of pollen are dazzling and colorful, red like fire, white like snow, red and yellow like gold. The end of the sea of ??flowers and grass is made up of spruce, fir, Red pine and other precious tree species make up the endless Siberian taiga forest, which is vast and majestic.

Looking far north, you can see the glaciers of the Altai Mountains that never melt all year round. They are shining brightly under the summer sun. The grassland style is rich and the folk customs are simple and unique. You will feel infinite comfort and leisure. The environment of Narenxia Ranch is well protected. Most tourists coming to Haba River are willing to divert to Narenxia Ranch to see the unique scenery of the Altai Mountains.

Hualin Resort

Hualin Resort is located in Kulebai Township, Habahe County. There is a secondary asphalt road passing through the birch forest. The birch forest belt is about 28 kilometers long. About 1.5 kilometers wide, it is the largest naturally growing birch forest belt in northwest my country. The slim white tree trunks look noble and refined from a distance, but simple and noble up close. In spring and summer, the forest is covered with red and yellow fallen leaves, just like a European-style oil painting. , attracting many photographers and painters to capture beautiful moments here; the white world of silver and jade in winter has become a good place for people to walk in the snow and find tranquility.

In April 2021, Habahe County ranked 62nd on the 2021 Top 100 Most Beautiful Rural Counties and Cities in China list.

In February 2021, the list of advanced counties in the 2020 National Village Cleaning Action was released, and Habahe County was on the list.

In October 2020, Habahe County won the title of National Double Support Model City (County) in 2020.

In October 2020, the Ministry of Ecology and Environment awarded Habahe County the title of the fourth batch of national ecological civilization construction demonstration cities and counties.

In February 2018, Habahe County was included in the list of counties (cities, districts) with basically balanced development of compulsory education in the country in 2017.

In July 2016, Habahe County won the title of National Double Support Model City (County) in 2016.

In February 2010, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development named Habahe County as the 2009 National Garden County.