The village has preserved the tradition of crafting ethnic musical instruments through family workshops for over 150 years. Today, it produces more than 50 varieties across 27 categories, representing nearly all of Xinjiang's traditional ethnic instruments.
Each bazaar is a living ICH museum, witnessing the perfect blend of tradition and modernity, and composing a symphony of craftsmanship and popularity.
As the most convenient land-border crossing between China and Kazakhstan, Baktu Port has seen a sharp increase in the number of people entering and leaving the country.
Nowadays, vast stands of saxaul trees and tamarisk flourish across the once-barren lands, and long-absent wild animals such as hares, foxes and pheasants can be spotted occasionally.
Dulata Port is a key national land port open to third countries. Located just 2.8 kilometers from Kazakhstan's Horgos Port, its strategic position and efficient transport links make it a preferred exit point for many import and export businesses.
