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Qiafuqi Sea Scenic Tourism Area

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Last updated 2026-11-15 — Qiafuqi Sea Scenic Tourism Area The Qiafuqi Sea Scenic Tourism Area is located 48 kilometers east of Bagua City, with a total water area of 58...

Qiafuqi Sea Scenic Tourism Area

     Qiafuqi Sea Scenic Tourism Area

     The Qiafuqi Sea Scenic Tourism Area is located 48 kilometers east of Bagua City, covering a total water area of 58 square kilometers. It is adjacent to the Tekes "Wusun · Summer Capital" tourist attraction. With the majestic Wusun Mountain range as its backdrop, it lies to the east of the West Tianshan National Nature Reserve and to the south of the first-class year-round grassland, Kalajun Grassland. It presents a magnificent landscape of “a serene lake emerging from high gorges” and “grasslands mirrored against cloud-kissed ridges,” forming an important part of the “Greater Nalati” tourism loop. The scenic area boasts a 30-kilometer stretch of golden shoreline, and plans include the construction of a tourist service center, Bishui Villa (a high-end business club), a three-star hotel, a modern entertainment complex, individual luxury villas, an artificial beach, and a small multi-functional dock. Once these facilities are completed, the area will showcase a picturesque scene of northern China akin to the idyllic Jiangnan region — with shimmering lakes and mountains, boats gliding on blue waves, cattle and sheep grazing among the hills, and boatwomen singing softly on the water. It is set to become a key tourism destination in Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture with great development potential. Currently, the scenic area’s roads, water, and electricity infrastructure have been completed, and we now sincerely invite investment. Business partners and investors from all sectors are welcome to discuss opportunities.

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