Brazilaq Reservoir

　　Brazilaq Reservoir is located 20 kilometers from National Highway 315, 63 kilometers from the county seat, 17 kilometers from Mugi Township, and 13 kilometers from Qi’da Township. It is 56 kilometers from Qi’da Township to the county seat via Qi’da. The reservoir was first built in 1958 and began storing water in 1959. It is a small plain-type reservoir. The total storage capacity of the reservoir is 3.5 million cubic meters, with a maximum dam height of 5.25 meters, a crest length of 1,510 meters, and a crest width of 5 meters.

　　The water in Brazilaq Reservoir is clean and unpolluted by industry, with low salinity, making it suitable for the growth of various economic fish species. The area around the reservoir is shaded by green trees, enjoys distinct seasons, and boasts uniquely beautiful scenery. Beyond the greenery lie continuous rolling deserts and sand dunes, where sand therapy can be enjoyed, effectively treating various ailments such as arthritis. Large and small reservoirs sit side by side, with reeds growing abundantly, wild ducks and waterfowl widespread on the water surface, and lotus flowers in full bloom. The site combines summer retreat, leisure, boating, swimming, fishing, and sand therapy. Visitors can enjoy ethnic specialty snacks here, take in the vast desert landscape, appreciate ethnic song and dance performances, and experience the comfort of a Jiangnan-style water town — all in all, a delightful experience.