Nalati Grassland, a UNESCO-listed alpine meadow in Xinjiang’s Ili Valley, is famed for its "Sky Grassland" vistas, Kazakh nomadic culture, and Silk Road history. Summer blooms and autumn golden hues make it a paradise for hiking, photography, and cultural immersion.
Kanas Lake, nestled in the Altay Mountains, is China’s deepest alpine lake (188.5m) famed for its color-changing waters, Siberian taiga forests, and the legendary "lake monster." A UNESCO-listed gem, it’s a paradise for hiking, photography, and cultural exploration.
