Yiwanquan Scenic Area
一万泉
A higher-altitude area of spruce forest and springs in the southern part of Jiangbulake, with meadows, springs and snowy mountain views. It is good for summer hiking.
Yiwanquan, or Ten Thousand Springs, lies in the southern part of the Jiangbulake scenic area at an altitude of about 2,000 meters and takes its name from the numerous springs in the mountains. It sits where spruce forests meet alpine meadows, with footpaths, wooden boardwalks and viewing platforms. You can see streams, springs and the distant snow peaks of the Tianshan. Wildflowers bloom in summer, and the area is also a summer pasture for herders. It is generally included in the Jiangbulake sightseeing route, so follow the scenic area's published schedule. Weather in the mountains changes quickly, so bring rain gear and a jacket.
Opening hours
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Nearby sights
- Shichengzi Site (Han Dynasty Shule City)
- Tianshan Wheat Sea (Jiangbulake Dry Farmland)
- Jiangbulake Scenic Area
- Tianshan Gravity Hill
- Qitai Museum
- Tangchaodun Ancient City Site
- Jimsar Thousand Buddha Cave
- Beiting Ancient City Site