Xinjiang Luobu Village Tourism Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The Luobu Village is a paradise where the Luobu people live. The village is located 35 kilometers southwest of Yuli County and 85 kilometers south of Korla City. It is the largest desert, the longest inland river, the largest green corridor and the Silk Road in China. At the intersection, the village covers an area of ​​72 square kilometers and has more than 20 households. The natural landscape formed by the Taklimakan Desert, wandering lakes, Tarim River, primitive Populus euphratica forest, grassland and Luobu people is of golden quality and has now become a border area. One of the most popular tourist hotspots inside and outside.

Attractions distribution:

In the Luobu Folk Culture Village Area, there are service facilities such as the visitor center, Luobu Performing Arts Hall, and signboards, as well as antique buildings such as the Luobu Family, the Luobu Stage, the Luobu Wedding Room, the Sacred Altar, and the Yin-Yang Gate. Tourists are sightseeing In addition to the ancient folk customs of the Luobu people, you can also wade in rivers, walk through forests, and ride camels to view the sand and sea; you can hunt, sandboard, fish by boat, listen to Luobu people singing folk songs, watch Luobu dance around a bonfire, and sleep. In the thatched hut, you can appreciate the ancient Lobu ethnic customs and enjoy the fun of returning to nature.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 4A-level scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Ecological tourism, folk tourism, cultural tourism, ancient villages, folk culture