Visit the Korla Folk Culture Museum

Korla, meaning "to look afar" in Uyghur, is renowned for its famous "Korla fragrant pears" and is also known as "Pear City." It is the capital of Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture and the first national civilized city in the northwest region. The Peacock River, Swan River, and Azalea River cross the city, and its developed water system is praised as the "Jiangnan beyond the Great Wall," nurturing a rich cultural heritage and making it a shining pearl on the ancient Silk Road. The Korla Folk Culture Museum showcases the integration and development of Silk Road culture, Loulan culture, and fragrant pear culture in Korla through six units: "Remembering the Source of Water in the Western Sea," "Windows and Doors of Thousands of Households," "Colorful Dyeing and Weaving," "Exhibition of Clothing and Attire," "Delicious Food and Drinks," and "Harmony in Life and Etiquette." 📍Detailed Address: Yan'an Road, Xincheng Street, Korla City; 🚉Transportation Guide: Direct access by city bus; 🕙Business Hours: 10 AM - 6 PM; 🌟Highlights and Features: Korla's history, culture, and folk customs; ⏳Visiting Time: 1-2 hours; 🗓Itinerary: Located in the core area of the Nine Museums and Three Centers in Korla, it is close to the library and science museum, making it convenient to plan a half-day visit.