How Turpan Turns Gobi Sands into Thriving Fish Farms
Turpan’s Gobi Desert fish farms are a breakthrough in sustainable aquaculture, using solar power, water recycling, and innovative tech to grow fresh fish where you’d least expect it.
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Turpan’s Unique Symbols: Grapevines, Karez Canals & Desert Muqam
Explore Turpan’s unique symbols: intertwining grapevines under the Flaming Mountains, starlit karez canals and the desert’s echoing Twelve Muqam.
Turpan’s Fiery Legacy: The Bezklik Thousand-Buddha Caves
Journey to Turpan, where scorching deserts and the Bezklik Thousand-Buddha Caves embody the fusion of Han and Western cultures along the Silk Road.
Inheriting Devotion: Life as Jiaohe Ruins Guardian
Gulbakram Mumin grew up beside the Jiaohe ruins in Turpan. After studying history and heritage protection, she returned as a guardian, preserving ancient mysteries for future generations.
Turpan’s Underground ‘Great Wall’: The Karez Water Network
Discover Turpan’s karez, an underground ‘Great Wall’ in the Chinese mainland’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region that secures water beneath the desert floor.
Guarding the Past: Gulbakram Mumin Preserves Jiaohe Ruins
Gulbakram Mumin dedicates her life to preserving the ancient Jiaohe ruins in Turpan, northwest China, ensuring the legacy of this historical city endures for future generations.
Gulbakram Mumin: Guardian of the Jiaohe Ruins
Gulbakram Mumin continues her family’s legacy by preserving the ancient Jiaohe ruins in Turpan, introducing the wonders of this historic site to new generations.
Xinjiang Gears Up for 2024 International Travel Agent Conference in Turpan
Join us live on May 27 in Turpan as Xinjiang hosts its 2024 International Travel Agent Conference, driving global tourism growth and innovation.
Ancient Tuyugou Caves: Guardians of Silk Road’s Artistic Heritage
Discover the ancient Tuyugou Caves in Turpan, a 1,700-year-old Silk Road gem preserving diverse Buddhist cultures and stunning murals, now at risk of fading away.