Tajik Ethnic Culture Park

　　The Tajik Ethnic Culture Park is located 69 kilometers from National Highway 315 and 77 kilometers from the county seat. Its main attraction is the Rainbow Waterfall. About 200 meters east of the Tajik Township government office, there is a stone bridge. Looking up beneath the bridge, you can see the naturally formed Rainbow Waterfall, which is 20 meters high. Witnessing the sudden appearance of the rainbow offers a spectacular view reminiscent of the poetic lines “Its torrent dashes down three thousand feet from high / As if the Silver River fell from the blue sky.” Around the waterfall, you can ride horses or donkeys, gather wild sea buckthorn and medicinal herbs, and enjoy the beautiful scenery described as “a lonely duck with the sunset clouds flies / autumn water melts into the boundless sky.” There are also cliff paintings on the steep cliffs at the upper gate of the Kang’azi River. These rock paintings depict the ancient hunting life of the Tajik people. In the northern valley of Kang’azi, there is a rift valley known as “Mountain Collapse and Earth Split – A Slit of Sky.” About 1 kilometer from the entrance to the Tajik Township road, there are towering rocks and a precipitous landscape. Here, the cliffs rise high, the waters run fast, and the momentum is majestic. Looking up from the bottom of the valley, you can only see a slender strip of blue sky — hence the name “Mountain Collapse and Earth Split – A Slit of Sky.” Centered around the natural highland hot springs in Bqiong Village, visitors can enjoy highland hot spring health baths and surf baths. The township has over 40,000 acres of pristine forest, the only natural pine and cypress forest in the region, which can be developed into a forest park for tourists to explore, admire nature, and even engage in hunting activities.