A high-end train tour with tickets priced at 50,000 yuan per ticket is gaining popularity in China: Xinjiang is packed with tourists, and Turpan is breathtakingly beautiful.

Summary : Turpan Museum has introduced the tour guide equipment from Guanyu Technology. Through the team explanation system, the tour guide tells visitors the historical stories behind each collection one by one.

2022-07-29

High-end train travel is quietly gaining popularity in China, with prices as high as 51,999 yuan per person. In 2022, the most expensive tickets on the New Oriental Express, which toured Xinjiang, were sold out within half a month.

This summer, the remote new Xinjiang has seen an unexpected influx of tourists. One netizen calculated that during the entire 10-hour trip, she spent about 5 hours waiting in line—in many people's imagination, such crowded scenes might appear at any popular tourist spot during the May Day or National Day holidays across China, but it's hard to imagine them in Xinjiang, which is known for its vast and sparsely populated landscapes.

Xinjiang is expected to be one of the first tourism hotspots to rebound after the pandemic improves. Beyond its majestic natural landscapes, sweet fruits, and beautiful women, there is a mysterious place immortalized in classic novels and TV dramas—Turpan.

Turpan is located in the eastern Tianshan Mountains of Xinjiang, shaped like an olive pit.Every year at this time, tourists from all over the country flock here. Turpan, a place with unique charm and rich local flavor,welcomes its most glorious moment of the year.Turpan is known as the "Fire Continent." Legend has it that the alchemy furnace of Taishang Laojun (the Supreme Elder Lord) was overturned here, creating the Flaming Mountains. Perhaps in history, Tang Seng (the Tang Dynasty monk) really passed through this area on his pilgrimage for Buddhist scriptures, which likely inspired Wu Cheng'en to write this classic chapter. The rare continental warm temperate desert climate makes Turpan even more distinctive among domestic tourist destinations.

The Flaming Mountain, known as the "Mountain of Blazing Fire" in the Classic of Mountains and Seas, may not be burning with blazing flames as imagined, but its temperature is so high that not even a blade of grass can grow there.

The Grape Valley, a "paradise" in the fiery land, is the largest valley in the Flaming Mountain's ravines. Here, streams flow around and greenery thrives. At a glance, endless grapevines spread layer upon layer, with rustic farmhouses beside them, as if stepping into a hidden paradise completely at odds with the Flaming Mountain.

The Karez irrigation system, known as the "source of civilization" in the oasis, channels rainwater that seeps underground and snowmelt from the Tianshan Mountains to the surface for irrigation, allowing people to make full use of water resources in the hot, arid Gobi desert.

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Various seemingly unrelated landscapes appear in Turpan, casting a mysterious veil over the region. Want to know how Turpan's climate was formed? How did ancient people survive in the scorching barren land? How is archaeological research conducted on the barren northwest land? How did Turpan become a must-pass place on the Silk Road? Did Xuanzang really pass through here on his journey west? Visitors awed by the various wonders of Turpan will enter the museum to learn more about its stories.

The Turpan Museum officially opened to the public on September 26, 2009. Since 2020, the Turpan Museum has introduced Guankebiao's tourism guide equipment. Through the team explanation system, tour guides narrate the historical stories behind each exhibit to visitors one by one. Visitors can also use the touch-screen guide kiosks, the APP guide system, and the self-service guide system to independently learn about Turpan's culture, geography, climate, and folk customs.

Turpan boasts heavenly scenery, mysterious legends, lost ancient kingdoms, and unique ethnic customs. More importantly, one can trace the prosperity of the pre-Qin period and the flourishing Han and Tang dynasties, the collision of the Eastern Zhou and Wei and Jin dynasties, as well as the magnificent heritage and lingering charm left by the fusion of Eastern and Western cultures. Guanbiao Technology uses nationally leading audio-visual guide technology to unveil the mysterious veil of Turpan for visitors, promoting the ancient civilization of the Northwest from the Turpan Museum to the whole country. This window, carrying thousands of years of ancient culture and the fusion of the Eurasian continent, is beckoning to you.

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