Turdi Aji Manor

　　Introduction          Turdi Aji Manor is located on a sand ridge approximately 13 meters high in Awati Village, Pishan Farm. The main building of the manor is palace-style, grand and dignified. There are currently 14 rooms in total, including a living room, bedrooms, corridors, kitchen, storage rooms, as well as a courtyard, covering an area of about 6,660 square meters, with the courtyard itself spanning 200 square meters. The buildings are single-story, constructed of earth and wood, featuring earthen walls and wooden lattice windows. The roofs are made of wood, and the living room and bedroom walls are adorned with exquisite Uyghur-style murals.

　　In front of the courtyard stand four ancient willow trees, and about 20 meters to the southeast, 11 large old willows surround a water pool, enclosed by earthen walls that have now been destroyed. About 50 meters in front of the courtyard lies a large mulberry orchard, with lush mulberry trees spread across the area. It is said that at the beginning of the 20th century, a religious figure named Maitiniyaz Aimu led people to build a dam to block water, create a pond, and cultivate the land, gradually attracting inhabitants. After his death, the property was transferred to Turdi Aji, who built this manor in 1916.　

　　 Xinjiang Hotan