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Plan language: FrançaisWhen talking about fun places in Korla, things to do in Korla, China, the first one that comes up is Bosten Lake. This largest inland freshwater lake in China is only 70 kilometers from the city center. In summer, you can take a boat tour and taste fresh lake food. Tiemen Pass is 7 kilometers north of the city and has been a strategic point on the Silk Road since ancient times. The Korla Museum tells the story of this ancient Western Regions city through more than two thousand artifacts.


The largest freshwater lake in the northwest, bigger than all of Singapore. Row a boat through the reeds and feed the seagulls. At sunset, the lake turns golden, like finding the sea in the desert.
Faits rapides: Bosten Lake is China's largest inland freshwater lake, covering an area of 1,228 square kilometers. Each year, over 200 species of migratory birds inhabit the area, including the rare relict gull and black stork.
Points forts: In winter, the lake surface freezes to a thickness of one meter. Locals chisel holes in the ice to fish, and you can also see the unusual sight of camels pulling sledges across the frozen lake. In summer, a kilometer-long boardwalk is hidden within the reed marshes on the west bank. Walking on it, you see crystal-clear lake water beneath your feet, with reeds towering overhead, as if moving through a green maze.


Feel the pulse of real life in Pear City, from morning tai chi to night market烟火. Watch fountains dance to music and spend a leisurely evening with the locals in the square.
Faits rapides: La place populaire de Korla s'étend sur environ 120 000 mètres carrés, avec un taux de couverture végétale dépassant les 60 %. C'est le lieu central de loisirs quotidiens pour les habitants locaux. La sculpture géante "L'Essor" au centre de la place culmine à 18 mètres, symbolisant le développement florissant de cette nouvelle ville pétrolière.
Points forts: Chaque jour à 20 heures précises, la fontaine musicale de la place danse au rythme de "La Nuit de Korla", avec des jets d'eau pouvant atteindre 25 mètres de haut. Les week-ends en soirée, on peut voir des centaines de citoyens ouïghours et han pratiquer la danse carrée ensemble, les pas des deux cultures s'entremêlant harmonieusement sur la même esplanade.


A green oasis at the edge of the desert, a 46-kilometer ecological corridor fed by Tianshan snowmelt. Cycle or stroll along the river, among shade trees and flocks of migratory birds, experiencing a cool world in the Gobi.
Faits rapides: Fed by snowmelt from the Tianshan Mountains, this river flows through downtown Korla, forming a 46-kilometer-long ecological corridor. More than 120,000 trees have been planted along its banks. Each spring, over 30,000 migratory birds pass through, including swans and wild ducks foraging and resting on the river.
Points forts: Standing on the south bank at dusk, the river mirrors the last golden rays of the Tianshan snow peaks, while rows of poplar trees in the distance rustle in the wind. Locals call this river a "breathing landscape," because every morning at dawn, peacocks can be seen flying out of the woods on the opposite bank, their wings brushing the water and stirring up rings of ripples.


Want to experience the most authentic Xinjiang烟火? This is the place. Lamb skewers sizzle over charcoal, Uyghur vendors call out, and the whole street is filled with the aroma of cumin and baked naan.
Faits rapides: Attracting over 3,000 food lovers every night, this night market boasts more than 80 stalls. Xinjiang specialties such as roast whole lamb and yogurt zongzi can all be found here, with most stalls staying open until two in the morning.
Points forts: Every evening at 7 o'clock sharp, a Uyghur uncle sets up a giant roasting pit two meters in diameter in the center of the night market and performs a live roast whole lamb show. The smoky aroma of spiced mutton wafts halfway down the street, and the gathered crowd spontaneously bursts into applause and cheers.


A red crack split open by nature, with colors more stunning than Arizona's Antelope Canyon. Walk through as towering cliffs loom on both sides, streams flow underfoot, and a sliver of blue sky hangs overhead.
Faits rapides: Les montagnes rouges semblent avoir été brûlées par le feu, et la partie la plus étroite des gorges ne laisse passer qu'une seule personne de côté. Cet endroit était autrefois une voie importante de l'ancienne Route de la Soie, et des fresques de grottes bouddhistes vieilles de mille ans sont encore conservées sur les parois rocheuses.
Points forts: En s'enfonçant dans les gorges, les parois rouges hautes de cent mètres de chaque côté semblent avoir été fendues par une hache géante. Le soleil de midi traverse l'étroite ligne de ciel et baigne toute la gorge d'un rouge doré flamboyant. Le plus impressionnant est la falaise naturelle du "Grand Bouddha" au bout des gorges, haute de plus de 200 mètres aux contours nets. Les bergers locaux la considèrent depuis des générations comme l'incarnation des esprits.
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Korla is world famous for its fragrant pears, and this dessert soup uses the sweet, juicy local pears slowly poached with rock sugar and goji berries for a comforting treat.

A local twist on the traditional Xinjiang flatbread, it is topped with Korla honey and crushed walnuts, creating a naturally sweet snack enjoyed with tea.

Sun dried Korla fragrant pears are simmered with cinnamon and cloves to make a spiced fruit compote that captures the region's famous pear flavor year round.

This hearty rice dish features locally raised lamb and carrots cooked in a fragrant broth, and it is considered the centerpiece of any festive meal in Korla.

Originating from nearby Xinjiang, this dish combines chunks of chicken, potatoes, peppers, and wide hand pulled noodles in a spicy, savory sauce, served on one enormous platter.

Marinated in cumin, chili, and local spices, these charcoal grilled lamb skewers are a staple street food in Korla, sizzling at markets every evening.

Freshly pressed from the famous Korla fragrant pears, this juice is incredibly sweet and aromatic, requiring no added sugar because the pears themselves are so flavorful.

A staple in Xinjiang, this tea is made with brick tea, fresh milk, and a pinch of salt, and it is traditionally served with naan bread for breakfast.

Made from fragrant local roses and sugar, this chilled floral drink is a popular way to cool down during Korla's hot summers and has roots in Central Asian traditions.
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One of China's largest freshwater lakes with scenic wetlands and birdwatching.
Historic mountain pass on the Silk Road with dramatic canyon views.
Urban riverfront park featuring walking paths, gardens and cultural sculptures.
Vast desert region known for its mysterious Lop Nur nuclear test site history.
Historic county with Hui Muslim culture, markets and traditional architecture.
Southern Xinjiang Railway (Turpan to Kashgar line)
Taxis and airport buses run from Korla Airport to city center in about 20 minutes. Trains connect Korla to Urumqi in 4 hours.
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Commentaires (10)
Went in October and the weather was perfect. Cool mornings warm afternoons. The pear orchards were incredible that time of year.
Korla feels safe even at night which surprised me. Lots of people out walking around till late. Nice relaxed energy.
The bus system is confusing as hell and nobody speaks English. But everyone was super helpful even with the language barrier. Mixed feelings overall.
Bring cash. So many places especially food stalls only take cash or local payment apps you cant get as a tourist. Learned that the hard way.
If you visit the Grand Mosque area go early around 8am before the crowds. You get the whole place to yourself and the light for photos is perfect.