Luobuzhai, a gathering place of indigenous people in Xinjiang, has been discovered by the outside world for thousands of years.

In the Lop Nur area of Xinjiang and along the Tarim River, there are a group of isolated indigenous people, who are called Luobu people.

Rob people make a living by fishing, and they have lived here for thousands of years before they were known to the outside world. People are surprised to find that the food of Rob people is made of fish, and people who eat this kind of fish usually live longer.

Later it was developed into a scenic spot. Eating fish here is something that every tourist likes.

Luobu people are one of the oldest ethnic groups in Xinjiang. In the village where they live, you can see the largest desert and the longest inland river (the river that does not flow into the sea) in China, which is the most widely distributed place of primitive rivers in China.

Luobu Village is located in Yuli County, Korla City, Xinjiang. It's like a paradise in the desert, with beautiful water, fertile grass and harmonious blue sky and yellow sand.

Today, there are only three primitive residents.