Turpan Grape Valley, located at 1 1 km northeast of Turpan, Xinjiang, is a canyon under the Flame Mountain, with a length of about 8 kilometers from north to south and a width of about 2 kilometers from east to west. Uighurs call the grape valley Buyi Luke, which means there are many good grape fields;
Nearly 100 kinds of grapes, such as seedless white, mare's milk, dry white, red rose and Suosuo, have been planted in the grape ditch, making it a natural grape museum. On May 8, 2007, Turpan Grape Valley Scenic Area was officially approved by the National Tourism Administration as a national 5A-level tourist attraction.
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Xinjiang folk song says: "The grapes in Turpan are melons in Hami, the fragrant pears in Korla are praised by everyone, and the pomegranate in Yecheng is the best." It tells the story of the four major fruit towns in Xinjiang, and Turpan ranks first in solitude.
The grapes here enjoy a high reputation at home and abroad. At the end of April, the grapes will be ripe. In August, many grapes will be sold all over the street. You can eat grapes and sing and dance at the edge of the grapevine.
The grapes here are especially sweet and have a high sugar content, which is caused by Turpan's unique climate. Xinjiang is located in the northwest inland of China, far from the ocean, and has a continental climate.