The Tianshan Mountains in Xinjiang, the eastern section of the Tianshan Mountains, are also the main part of the Tianshan Mountains. The Tianshan Mountains involve the Kashgar region in southern Xinjiang, the Kizilsu Kirghiz Autonomous Prefecture, the Aksu region, the Bayingoyu Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture, the Turpan City, the Hami City, and the Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture, the Bortala Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture, and the Shihezi City in the northern Xinjiang. Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture, Urumqi City and many other cities and counties. June 21, 2013, Tomur Peak (Akesu Area) in Tianshan, Xinjiang, Kala Jun-Kurdun (Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture), Bayinbulak (Bayingo Mongol Autonomous Prefecture), Bo The four districts of Geda (Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture) successfully applied for the World Natural Heritage with the name Xinjiang Tianshan and became the 44th World Heritage Site in China with a declared area of 5,759 square kilometers. Xinjiang Tianshan has excellent natural wonders, bringing together the contrasting heat and cold, drought and moisture, desolateness and beauty, spectacular and exquisitely beautiful, showing the unique natural beauty; typical mountain vertical The natural belt spectrum, the landscape difference between the north and south slopes and the plant diversity reflect the bio-ecological evolution process of the Pamir-Tianshan Mountains. It is also the most important habitat of many rare and endangered species and endemic species in the Central Asian mountainous region, which highlights the warmth of this area. The wet evolution of the wet flora is gradually replaced by modern dry Mediterranean flora.