Name: Xinjiang's Bagua City wins over visitors with symmetry and spice
Uploaded: 2026-08-06T16:22:46+08:00
Duration: PT32.747S
Description: Drone shots over Ili's Tekes County in Xinjiang reveal the jaw-dropping symmetry of the world's largest Bagua city – an ancient Taoist-designed maze. From above, eight roads radiate from a central hub like a giant compass.

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Drone shots over Ili's Tekes County in Xinjiang reveal the jaw-dropping symmetry of the world's largest Bagua city – an ancient Taoist-designed maze. From above, eight roads radiate from a central hub like a giant compass. On the ground, tourists flood the streets, snapping photos, browsing ethnic crafts and diving into lively night market bites. The offbeat layout plus growing buzz online has turned this Xinjiang gem into a must-visit hotspot, with visitor numbers surging as more travelers chase that perfect aerial shot and the unique vibes below.

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