What are the scenic spots in Kanas?

Kanas is a relatively partial place, because not many tourists come here. But this place is really a very quiet and peaceful place, so you can come here if you want a quiet environment.

From Kanas to Baihaba, you need to buy tickets at the transfer center, with a half-price ticket of 87 yuan/person, plus the maintenance fee of 2 yuan village, and you can check the tickets along the way. To go to Baihaba, you need to apply for a border card, which is at the police station behind the ticket office. Scan your ID card and send it to a piece of paper the size of a cigarette case, with the number and date written on it, stamped with a red seal, free of charge. When you return to Kanas scenic spot from Baihaba, you should check the tickets for Kanas scenic spot and take them with you. The bus stops at one end of the village to know the time to return to the bus. If you miss it, you will wait for a long time. Two hours in Baihaba village is enough.

The cabin in Baihaba Village is very distinctive, with a wooden spire. When you see the house under construction, it is full of thick wood. The wall is built with thick logs, and the roof is built with wooden boards, which can prevent rain and snow and can also be used as a warehouse.

Every household has a pen, with horses, cows and sheep, and some are tied to the trees at the door. The lambs in MengMeng are particularly cute. The old village has a new atmosphere, air conditioning, washing machines and young people driving cars.

There are many homestays in Baihaba Street, as well as post offices, small supermarkets and restaurants. There are Tuwa families who can visit, chat, taste traditional food, sing and dance online, but they don't see them.

On weekends, children ride horses to drum up business, and they can ride for 2 yuan.

Except for the elderly, everyone in the local area speaks fluent Mandarin. We chatted with our old mother. She was very happy to know that we were from Beijing. She understood it, but she didn't speak it smoothly. There are motorcycles in the old people's home.

Highway tourists leading to the border stop, and the first post in the northwest can see it. No photos are allowed.

The best scenery of Baihaba is at the end of September and the middle of October. The forest is all dyed and golden, and it is also a gathering place for photographers. In late June, you can see the snow, green trees and lawns and blooming flowers in the distant mountains. The air is fresh and beautiful.