Tianshan Grand Canyon

Situated in the southern foot of Tianshan Mountain, Tianshan Grand Canyon, standing 1,600 metres above sea level, with its highest peak reaching 2,048 metres, is made up of ranges of rufous massifs. Therefore it is also called Keziliya Grand Canyon which means the red cliff in Uyghur language. Stretching 5.5 kilometres, Tianshan Grand Canyon can be deemed as the rare natural scenic spot across China thanks to aeon-long denudation and scour of torrents. In the sunlight, rufous mountains are burning flames seen from afar. What makes Tianshan Grand Canyon charming is not only its magnificence and precipitousness, but also its tranquility, mysteriousness and serene.