Where is the travel guide of Baihaba village in Xinjiang?

Baihaba village in Xinjiang is a village on the border of China. It has a unique style bred by Xinjiang minority culture, and it also has lingering exotic elements. Such a special village. The beautiful scenery really makes people yearn for and curious. Let's explore together.

Baihaba Village Baihaba Village has a special geographical location. It belongs to China, located in Altay, Xinjiang, but also adjacent to neighboring Kazakhstan. There are many ethnic minorities living in the whole area and have very unique folk customs. Most Tuwa people in Altay, Xinjiang live here, so it is also called the first village in western China, where you can see Tuwa people's unique national costumes, religious worship and customs. June to 10 is the best time to visit the scenery here.

The scenery is characterized by sunset, foggy in the morning, the villages are colorful red, yellow, green and brown, and the trees are dyed into a palette. Together with the Xuefeng Mountain in Altay, this village is located in a canyon and built on a narrow platform between two streams. The logs of all the buildings in the village are cabins, which are very primitive and have the characteristics of European villages. The house is a full-color pointy wooden house. The wall and ceiling are spliced together with a whole log, and the top is supported by wooden boards to form a herringbone-shaped pointed roof, which can prevent rain and snow and ensure the safety of the house. A ventilation sentry box is formed between the ceiling and the roof, which is a good place to store feed and dried meat. It is a perfect oil painting all year round. Smoke billows from the kitchen, cattle and sheep are all over the hillside, and the whole village is like a landscape painting of harmony between man and nature. The northwest of this mountain village is far from the Sino-Kazakhstan border river, and the south is high mountains and dense forests. When autumn comes, all the houses in the room look like galleries. Tapestry is spread on the kang, embroidered curtains are hung on the wall, and there is a beautiful stove in the middle of the floor.