What you must experience when you come to Xinjiang is the self-driving road! We went from Bayinbulak to Kuqa, the southernmost part of the Duku Highway, and the Library section of the Duku Highway. Duku Highway, from Dushanzi to Kuqa. A 561-kilometer-long highway connecting the northern and southern Xinjiang. Crossing the mountains and mountains, crossing the deep mountain valley, connecting many ethnic minority areas. Its penetration has shortened the distance between the north and south Xinjiang by nearly half of the original 1,000 kilometers, which is a monument in the history of China's highway construction. In order to build this road, tens of thousands of officers and men fought for 10 years, and 168 of them built their valuable lives. This road is now a paradise for self-driving, cycling, and photographers. There are beautiful snow-capped mountains, green grasslands and magnificent canyons. You can experience the four seasons a day. If you can only take a road in Xinjiang, you must choose Single warehouse road. We walked to the southern section of the Dukuku Highway this time. From Bayinbulak to the south, we climbed over the Tianshan Mountains and then went straight to the Kuqa. This road was all curved. The altitude increased suddenly, from the flat grassland to the straight. The snow-capped mountains, from the snow-capped cliffs to the southern part of the sun, are really a very special experience. We parked the car in a safe parking place with a little rain outside. I lifted the drone up and it snowed when it was up 300 meters.