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1. The southern section of "Goddess Lake" is located in the 4A scenic spot "Lobu Village". Lobu Village is an original Lobu theme cultural park, with large and small desert lakes scattered all over the place, commonly known as "Lop Nur", gathering oasis, poplar forest, Taklimakan Desert, Goddess Lake, Tarim River and other different landforms. It is a good place for sightseeing photography, desert entertainment and cultural experience. The scenic area is divided into four major areas: Lobu Cultural Exhibition Hall, Abudan Square, Desert Area, and Goddess Lake. The scenic area is the filming location of TV series such as "China Exploration", "The Great Protector of the Western Regions", and "Anarhan".
① Address: No. 53, Forestry Bureau, Bayingu West Road, Yuli County, Bayingol Mongol Autonomous Prefecture, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.
② Transportation: No public transportation, easy to park by car.
③ Peak season: In autumn, the poplar forest is golden, and the hottest season has passed.
④ Time: 4 hours.
2. On the big screen in the visitor center, the beautiful scenery of golden poplar trees dotted in the desert oasis in autumn is played in a loop. However, it is summer now and most of the poplar trees are green leaves, so you can only feast your eyes on the screen. Below the screen is a sand table model map of the core area of the scenic area, which is more intuitive.
3. You need to take a sightseeing bus to Shennv Lake. The 10-minute drive is not short. There are yachts piled in many small lakes along the way. Shennv Lake is a relatively large lake. According to legend, in ancient times, Paride, the daughter of Burke (the clan leader) of Luobu Village, fell in love with a guy from a neighboring village. Her family disagreed. Later, the Tarim River dried up. Burke promised the guy that he would agree to the marriage if he could find a water source. The guy went up the river, and the river finally flowed again, but he had no news. Paride never married and turned into this lake. The recreational projects in this area are basically the same as those in the desert area just now, with unique landscapes:
① Canoe: The canoe docked on the shore is called "Kapen" by the Luobu people. It is made of a whole poplar wood and can be taken on a boat. It is a must-check-in photo spot for the petty bourgeoisie.
② Wild small fish: Very small, gray, visible to the naked eye on the lakeshore. There are flying fish (fish used for authentic Luobu grilled fish), carp, grass carp, Wuchang fish, catfish and other fish in the river here.
③ Totem: A simulated large bonfire with very special totem poles erected around it.
④ Lakeside wooden plank road: A wooden plank road with a sunshade, so you won't be exposed to the sun when walking. The long wooden plank road rises and falls with the sand dunes. It is a photo spot in itself and a good place to take photos.