Hetian County Green Ecological Park Tourist Area

　　    Hetian County is known for its strong ethnic characteristics, simple local customs, long-standing ethnic culture and historical relics, unique natural landscapes, and abundant tourism resources. It is often praised as “You won’t know how ancient and magical China is until you visit Hetian.” Currently, a green ecological park area connecting three key tourism-focused towns has been preliminarily established, with the following tourism content and routes: Starting from the 10-kilometer poplar windbreak and sand-fixation scenic corridor at the entrance of Buzhake Township ① — the Red Tourism Site featuring the Water Improvement Memorial Hall in Buzhake Township ② — the rural walnut orchard scenery of the national thin-shelled walnut green food raw material base ③ — the Thousand-Mile Grape Corridor ④ — the Thousand-Year-Old Walnut King Park in Bagqi Town ⑤ — an ethnically characteristic crafts and snacks street, walnut leisure cabins, a free grape-picking area, and a fruit-tasting zone ⑥ — the socialist new countryside village committee, farmers’ square park, earthquake-resistant houses, traditional folk homes, and the living area of long-lived elders ⑦ — the Wordless Stele, apricot tree corridor, and walnut corridor ⑧ — the Hundred-Flavor Fairy Fruit Garden with the Century-Old Fig King in Lai’ka Township ⑨ — the Millennium Ancient Water Mill ⑩ — the Agricultural Science and Technology Demonstration Park ⑪ — the Farmhouse by the Canal ⑫ — the Ancient and Mysterious Cave Tourism Area ⑬ — the Golden Valley Grape Manor, among other scenic spots. These collectively form the Hetian County Green Ecological Park that integrates the three townships of Buzhake, Bagqi, and Lai’ka. It is one of the key scenic areas planned to be included in the “Overall Planning of the Silk Road Tourist Area.”