There are 400 hectares of grape fields in the grape ditch, mainly planting dozens of grape varieties such as the famous seedless white grapes, Kashhar, black grapes, Pikkan, Haloxylon, and purple grapes. With an annual output of 6 million kilograms of fresh grapes, more than 300 tons of raisins. The seedless white raisins here are bright green, sweet and sour, and enjoy a high reputation in the international market. They are called "Chinese green pearls". Xinjiang black currant raisins are also famous.

The ditch is covered with greenery, and the ditch is full of stacked vine racks, dotted with flowers, fruits, and trees. The farmhouses of the cottages are scattered, and there are many hollow earth barriers built on the hillside to dry the raisins.

The Turpan Museum contains more than 5,000 cultural relics unearthed from the Paleolithic to modern times unearthed in the Turpan area. It is a miniature encyclopedia for understanding the social, political, military, economic, and cultural life of Turpan.

The main building of the museum is a two-story building with local characteristics and modern style. The whole exhibition is divided into three parts: the exhibition hall for cultural relics unearthed in Turpan, the exhibition hall for ancient corpses unearthed in Turpan, and the exhibition hall for fossils of giant rhinoceros. Among them, the ancient corpse exhibition hall unearthed in Turpan is the most mysterious and attractive exhibition hall.

Flame Mountain is located 10 kilometers northeast of Turpan City, east-west direction, 98 kilometers long, 9 kilometers wide, the main peak is 831.7 meters above sea level. Whenever in the midsummer, the mountain is irradiated by the scorching sun, the hot air current rolls up, and the ocher red mountain seems to be burning.

A deity makes a mountain, not its altitude. Flame Mountain is such a mountain. Flame Mountain is located on the northern edge of the Turpan Basin. Ancient books call it Chishi Mountain, and Uyghur call Kiziltag, which means Red Mountain. The Flame Mountains are trending east-west. It starts from Langanliusha River in Shanshan County in the east and ends at Taoergou in Turpan in the west. It is 100 kilometers long and 10 kilometers at its widest point.