Tourist attractions in Xinjiang

Tourist Attractions in Xinjiang

Kanas Scenic Area is located in the middle section of the Altai Mountains in Xinjiang and is located in the border zone. The main attractions in the scenic area include Kanas Lake, Wolong Bay, Taiga Forest Corridor, etc. It belongs to the cold temperate zone and has a long cold period. The final surface forms the lake.

Hemuhanas Mongolian Township is a township in Kanas Scenic Area. There are two villages: Hanas Village and Hemu Village, mainly inhabited by Tuva Mongolians and Kazakhs, located in the middle of the Altay Mountains. Hemu Village was once rated as one of the six most beautiful ancient villages in China by "China National Geographic" and "known as the private land in the back garden of God."

Tianshan Tianchi, known as "Yaochi" in ancient times, is one of China's top ten charming lakes for leisure tourism. It is a natural scenic area centered on alpine lakes and a typical mountainous natural landscape in the arid areas of northwest my country. The lakeside is surrounded by clouds and surrounded by snow-capped peaks, which is very spectacular.

Nalati tourist scenery is located in the hinterland of the sky. The scenic area consists of an alpine grassland tourist area, a Kazakh folk custom area, and a tourist and living area from south to north. It has famous scenic spots such as Summer Ranch, Kezilashia Waterfall, and Wangtian Cave. In 2018, it was shortlisted for the "100 Magical Scenes of the Northwest".

Kanas Landscape is suitable for summer travel and summer vacation. It is the only Palearctic European-Siberian animal and plant distribution area in China and a unique plant gene bank in the world today. It is the only natural scenic area in Asia with Swiss scenery.

Jiangbulake Scenic Area’s unique geographical location gives it beautiful and colorful natural scenery. "Jianbulak" means "source of holy water" in Kazakh language. It consists of eighteen scenic spots in five areas, including the strange slopes of Tianshan Mountain, ten thousand acres of wheat fields, wooden plank roads, and black lakes.