Kekequele Populus Euphratica Art, Scientific Research and Film Base
Kekequele Populus Euphratica Art, Scientific Research and Film Base
The Kekequele Populus euphratica Forest is located in Taliemu Township, on the northern bank of the Tarim River.
Here lies a vast expanse of pristine Populus euphratica forest, where the trees are rugged, magical, and come in diverse shapes, fully embodying the characteristics of the Populus euphratica as being “not dying for a thousand years, not falling for a thousand years, and not decaying for a thousand years.” Nearby, there are ancient river channels of the Tarim River that connect to the current Tarim River. The water is crystal clear and emerald green, with the riverbeds forming a crescent shape. Locals call this section of the river the “Moon Bay.” About 15 kilometers southeast of the Populus euphratica forest
, there is the famous Aijinai’mu Ancient Tomb Cluster.
The Kekequele Populus euphratica Forest serves as an exceptional art, scientific research, and film base for Populus euphratica, meeting the needs of art enthusiasts, creators, and researchers from all fields.
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