The 10-kilometer windbreak and sand-fixation poplar green tunnel is located at the entrance of Buza Township, stretching about 10 kilometers. It starts from Tushala Township in Hotan City to the north, runs through Buza Township, and extends all the way to Layi Township. Originally built in 1976, it was incorporated into the national “Three-North” Shelterbelt Project in 1983. This shaded avenue is composed of Xinjiang poplars and silver poplars, featuring tall and dense trees that block out the sun, with their treetops intertwined, creating a spectacular sight. It has become a beautiful sightseeing belt in Hotan County. In spring and summer, the trees on both sides of the road are lush and leafy, with overhead branches forming arches or triangles, offering visitors an incredibly serene and cool experience.
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