China-Kazakhstan Boundary Marker
The China-Kazakhstan Boundary Marker is a cultural tourism attraction.
Introduction: Baihaba is surrounded by mountains on three sides. Streams from the snow-capped mountains converge into a small river that flows through the village and joins the border river at the end of the village — this is the Baihaba River. On one side of the river live the Kazakhs, and on the other, the Tuva people. Along the China-Kazakhstan border, there stands a boundary marker engraved with the bold red letters “中国” (China), and a long stretch of barbed wire separates the two countries.
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