The total solar eclipse "Balikun Festival in Hami, Xinjiang, China" will be grandly opened in Balikun Grassland on July 26th, 2008, and the activity will last until the evening of August/kloc-0. Solar eclipse is a rare astronomical phenomenon, especially total solar eclipse. For a certain area, it can only be seen once every two or three hundred years on average. According to the authoritative speculation of the International Astronomical Observatory, the total solar eclipse can be seen in Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, Gansu and other places during the August 1 day solar eclipse in 2008. According to experts' analysis, Balikun Grassland is one of the best places to watch the total solar eclipse. Wang, secretary of the Balikun County Party Committee, said: "We just want to use the light of the total solar eclipse to light a fire at the tourist attractions in Balikun." . Zhang Xiaohan, executive deputy magistrate of Bakun County, said that the Bakun Total Solar Eclipse Festival in Hami, Xinjiang, China will set up a main venue and two sub-venues, forming a joyful ocean with "watching the total solar eclipse" as the point and spreading around. He said that this grand event is rich and colorful, and it consists of the opening ceremony, the display of ethnic food culture, thousands of dark horses of Kazakhs, thousands of sacrifices to the sun, total solar eclipse viewing and tourism. Fully display Barkun's ancient silk culture, grassland culture and folk customs. At that time, visitors can experience the beautiful scene of watching the total solar eclipse on the grassland, Puji seaside, the top of Jianshan Mountain, among wild roses and at the head of the ancient city wall. It is reported that the activity was hosted by the Bakun County People's Government and received the affirmation and strong support from Xinjiang Tourism Bureau, Hami District Committee and Administrative Office. Located in the east of Xinjiang, Barkun is the first important town where the northern new road of the ancient Silk Road entered Xinjiang. The geographical structure of three mountains and two basins and rich and diverse tourism resources make it known as "Little Xinjiang".

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