Aksu Prefecture, Prefecture in China
Aksu Prefecture is a vast region with diverse landscapes including deserts, mountains, and rivers.
The history of Aksu Prefecture dates back to the ancient Silk Road, serving as a trading hub.
The area reflects a blend of ethnic traditions and customs, with Uyghur culture being particularly prominent.
Aksu Prefecture's capital, Aksu City, is the primary gateway for exploring the region.
It features the Tarim Basin, one of the largest endorheic basins in the world.
Location: Xinjiang
Population: 2714422
Elevation above the sea: 1,519 m
Website: aksu.gov.cn
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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Aksu Prefecture is a vast region with diverse landscapes including deserts, mountains, and rivers.
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