Tiemenguan Pass Review

[Iron Gate Guan] is located 8 kilometers north of Korla City, Xinjiang. Iron Gate Guan is the Tianjin risk of traffic in the north and south Xinjiang, the throat of the ancient "Silk Road". The Jin Dynasty set up the Guan here, because of its dangerous, so called "Iron Gate Guan", once listed as one of the 26 ancient Chinese customs.

Korla Tiemenguan, located 8 kilometers north of Korla City, capital of Bayingo Mongolia Autonomous Prefecture, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, is the exit of the steep canyon upstream of the Peacock River. Today, the iron gate canyon has built a large reservoir on the dam, and a section of the ancient silk road in the past has been submerged in the clear water. The newly built hydropower station transmits powerful currents to all places. The canyon is surrounded by mountains and rivers, with lush trees and flowers, pavilions scattered and dotted with them. Iron Gate Guan was once the sky dangerous rush of traffic in the north and south Xinjiang, and the throat of the ancient "Silk Road" was the middle road. The Silk Road more than 2,000 years ago entered a 30-kilometer-long canyon along the Peacock River. The canyon is twisty and deep, and the shore wall is like a knife and ax. According to the test, since the Jin Dynasty, a gate has been set up here, because of its location in the danger, so it is called the iron gate gate. It is a Tianxian danger in the Talmu Basin into the Tarim Basin, which has been a must-see place for soldiers since ancient times. The Jin Dynasty set up a customs gate here, because of its dangerousness, so it is called "iron gate gate", which is listed as one of the 26 customs in ancient China.

It can be regarded as a place with a long history and culture. Take a look here. The whole environment is also very good. Go shopping and experience the real history and culture. It is worthy of the name of this cultural attraction.

Korla Tiemenguan , located 8 kilometers north of Korla City, capital of Bayingo Mongolia Autonomous Prefecture, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, the exit of the steep canyon upstream of the Peacock River , was once the natural danger of traffic in the north and south Xinjiang, and the ancient "Silk Road " middle throat. The Jin Dynasty set up a customs here, because of its dangerous, so called "iron gate customs", listed as one of the 26 customs in ancient China.

The dividing line between the north and south Xinjiang, the important gateway on the ancient Silk Road, is full of historical vicissitudes.

Very good view, accompanied by friends, stroll around the iron gate!

Convenient transportation, beautiful scenery [Fun] Not expensive to eat [Cost-effective] Good