Why Are the Flowers So Red Scenic Area

Why Are the Flowers So Red Scenic Area

Kan'er Yang Village is located on the Pamir Plateau at an altitude of 3,000 meters. Surrounded by mountains on all sides, the area has infertile soil and extremely low grassland carrying capacity. It takes a 55-kilometer winding mountain road to reach the county seat, and the villagers have a relatively low income level. It was once a deeply impoverished village.

The scenic area thoroughly explores China's excellent traditional culture, combining the traditional culture of the Tajik ethnic group with modern lifestyles. It established the Kan'er Yang Village Cultural Performance Troupe, organized the writing of the stage play script “Why Are the Flowers So Red,” and rehearsed three evening galas: “The Flower of Love – Why Are the Flowers So Red,” “The Flower of Youth – This Is How the Flowers Are Red,” and “The Flower of Ethnic Unity – The Flowers Will Always Be This Red.” Through stage performances, it showcases the current living conditions of the villagers and the local customs of the Tajik people, giving the song “Why Are the Flowers So Red” richer meaning in the new era. It has also developed attractions such as the “Star-Gazing Platform,” the “Songwriting Former Residence Site,” and the “300-Year-Old Tajik Traditional House,” striving to build the “Why Are the Flowers So Red” 4A-level tourist attraction and promote the development of the Kan'er Yang Village tourism poverty alleviation industry.

Every visitor to Kashgar can sing “Why Are the Flowers So Red.” This love ballad, though old, remains charming and has become a symbol of Kashgar. I think this city, the farthest from the ocean in Asia, possesses an eternal allure — a quiet, foreign charm, simple raw emotions, and the sincere gazes often seen on the streets, all of which hold a magnetic pull for those confined to city life.

Tashkurgan Town: Tashkurgan Town is situated on the flatlands along the western bank of the Tashkurgan River and serves as the seat of the autonomous county government. The town is surrounded by mountains, covers an area of 16 square kilometers, and borders Tashkurgan Township and Dabdar Township. It has long, cold winters, short spring and autumn seasons with frequent sandstorms, and distinct four seasons, with an average altitude of 3,600 meters.

Tashkurgan Town is the political, economic, and cultural center of the autonomous county. The town hosts party and government agencies, enterprises, and institutions at both the county and town levels, as well as central and regional authorities such as the Khunjerab Pass, Customs, and Border Inspection. It also accommodates offices of external organizations stationed in the county... Tashkurgan Town detailed information++