Guozigou Valley đánh giá

Vào Guozigou, vào nơi tiên nhiên thần tiên, không thể không thể nhìn thấy sự lộng lẫy. Rời Hồ Sailimu, lên đầu cây thông, có thể nhìn toàn cảnh của các những những sóng cây cối, sóng rồng rất ấn tượng. Đường xuyên xuyên xuống, thỉnh thoảng tường dốc dốc, lúc Núi Mây gửi một sóng lồng, và trái cây hoang sơ lặng hương. Suối nước nóng trong róc rách và phải, một ngôi nhà gỗ được che trong lá cây xanh, nổi trên cỏ xanh. Những kỳ lạ và đẹp được tập hợp tới, thực tế và mơ hòa nhau.

Cầu Guozigou là lối đi cao tốc trong quận Quốc gia Quốc Tân Quốc Tân Cương, nằm trên lũng Guozigou, là một phần chính của đường cao tốc Lianyungang-Hallgos, từ Mengqiong Kule, lên lũng Guozigou và đường hầm Jiangjungou; Đường dài 4.4 km, cầu chiều dài 700m.

Mường Qiong Kuale từ phía bắc của cầu Guozigou, lên lũng Guozigou, và đường hầm Jiangjungou, đường sắt tổng lục 4.4 km, cầu dài 700m; cầu là đường cao tốc hai hướng bốn đường, thiết kế tốc độ 80 km / giờ.

Guozigou is the natural gateway of Yili area, is a famous Canyon passageway that goes north to the Sailimu Lake and south to the Yili River Valley. In ancient times, this is the throat of the new Silk Road North to Central Asia and Europe, which is called Tieguan. At the same time, because of its pleasant scenery, it is praised as "the first scenery of Yili", "fantastic fairyland". Ancient poets praise its "the wonder of mountains and rivalleys, as strange as Guilin and cliffs and rocks. It's better than Yanyan. Guozigou is 28 kilometers long and the terrain is very dangerous. When Genghis Khan took the Western Expedition, he began to dig the mountain passage and built 48 bridges, which shows the steep road. During the Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty, 42 roads were rebuilt, and they are still important sections of the main line of the Uyi Highway. Guozigou is located 40 kilometers northeast of Huocheng County, Yili, Xinjiang. It is a famous Canyon channel which goes north to the Sailimu Lake and south to the Yili Valley. Its total length is 28 kilometers. This ditch is the throat of the Silk Road North New Road to Central Asia and Europe in ancient China, and now passes through 312 National Road. The river beach and hillside of the whole valley are full of wild Savi apples and apricots, walnuts and "fruit ditch" which is the name of it. In the dense mountain forests, there are many wild animals and birds, such as rabbits, foxes, wolves, bears, wild boars, red deer and so on, forming a very elegant natural zoo.

Guozigou was first read about it, which was written by Shepperzan in his middle school textbook. Today, Guozigou Bridge is more famous here at home and abroad. But the old road mentioned in the middle school textbooks has undoubtedly become a perfect place to appreciate the Guozigou Bridge, but few people go to see it. By the time we went, the old road had been semi-closed and there was a door to collect tickets.

Guozigou is located in Huocheng County, Ili Prefecture. It is an important passageway connecting Ili and Bole. It is also a bridgehead leading to the west of China's coastal areas. From here, it can reach the port of Horgos quickly and leave Kazakhstan. Fruit ditch is a natural barrier, overlapping mountains and shading the sun. Here is the typical scenery of northern Xinjiang. The spruce and pine trees on the hillside were arranged in neat rows, like tall sentinels. The mountains are rocky and steep. There is a kind of cold light in the sunshine, which makes people palpitate. The most beautiful view of Guozigou is not the natural scenery, but the Guozigou Bridge. As high as hundreds of meters, like an overpass, the whole body is high-speed railway. It takes thirty or forty minutes to walk over the bridge and then over it. Guozigou Bridge is a 360 degree viewing platform with infinite scenery. Unfortunately, we can't Park here. Out of the Guozigou Bridge Cave is the famous Sailimu Lake. When I heard the sound of water, I saw a blue sea. On the opposite side of the lake is the grassland, where sporadic Kazakhs live, and there are carpet houses unique to the Kazakhs.