Tianshan Summer Hunting Ground

Tianshan Summer Hunting Ground

Guide: The Tianshan Summer Hunting Ground is located 70 kilometers east of Hami City (in Jianquanzi Dun, Qincheng Township), covering an area of 10,000 mu. Introduction: The hunting ground has a favorable natural geographical environment, convenient transportation, and open terrain. It is close to Qincheng’s Taiyanggou, Hawa Mountain, and rock paintings, making it suitable for hunting and development. It is a comprehensive facility integrating agriculture, forestry, special poultry breeding, wildlife reproduction, emergency services, hunting, and leisure vacation.

The hunting ground serves as a natural wildlife park, home to over 15 species of wild animals including red deer, goitered gazelles, Siberian ibex, argali, macaques, ostriches, peacocks, crested chickens, guinea fowl, turkeys, pheasants, wild ducks, and hares. Additionally, it features entertainment venues such as a meteorite park, bandit cave, mysterious characters, an obo, archery range, UFO shooting range, shooting range, ice-skating rink, fishing pond, and chess and card room.

In 2004, the company built an airport and purchased light aircraft and hot air balloons, introducing flight hunting and various aerial service projects, thus expanding into diversified operations.

At the Tianshan Summer Hunting Ground, visitors can fully experience the thrill of hunting wild animals, marvel at the mirage wonders of the Gobi Desert, explore the mysteries of the meteorite park’s extraterrestrial objects, appreciate the ingenious design of Xinjiang’s ancient karez wells, enjoy the beautiful scenery of Qincheng’s Taiyanggou and the charm of Hawa Mountain, as well as ancient sites such as the Tang Dynasty beacon towers and prehistoric rock paintings. They can also savor the delicious flavors of various rare poultry and enjoy the pleasures of leisure and vacation.　

Hami City, Xinjiang

Qincheng Township: A township under the jurisdiction of Hami City. During the Tang Dynasty, it was the site of Rouyuan County; during the Qing Dynasty, military garrisons and farming were established here. In the 31st year of the Republic of China (1942), it was designated as a district. In 1959, a commune was formed. In 1984, it reverted to being a district, and in 1995, Qincheng Township was established. Located east of the city, it is 98 kilometers from downtown. Covering an area of 9,684 square kilometers with a population of 10,000, it is home to Han, Uyghur, Kazakh, and other ethnic groups, with Han people accounting for 52.66%. The area includes the Xiaobao River, Wulatai Gully River, and Ketuogou River. It governs ten village committees: Chengdong, Chengxi, Xilu, Jijitai, Niumaquan, Huangcheng, Baishan, Ergong, Xiaobao, and Tianshengquan... More detailed information on Qincheng Township++