Nilke Fairy Lake Starshes Camp

Outside the Fairy Lake Scenic Area, it is not very convenient to see the scenery of Fairy Lake. But here you can see marmots, herds of cattle and sheep, wild flowers everywhere, and a creek. There is no need to go to the Nalati Internet celebrity bridge to check in. Accommodation conditions are difficult, so be prepared. But the scenery is beautiful and the children are very happy

Very good experience, beautiful scenery, clean camp facilities, and the aunt is very enthusiastic. The starry sky is super beautiful at night, and there are sleeping bags and quilts for sleeping, so it's not cold at all. Riding up the mountain is a bit steep, but the horseman will ensure safety.

The scenery is so beautiful that it seems unreal. It is so beautiful that it is out of this world. It beats other scenic spots in Yili. We rode horses up the mountains and across the rivers. The ceiling is perfect for camping.

It was a very surprising experience. It was the first time I experienced a camping tent. It was very clean. It was more than ten degrees at night and the sleeping bag did not get cold at all. I would even be woken up by the heat at two o'clock at night. The sky was full of stars. The scenery of wild flowers outside the tent was very beautiful. It was very close to Fairy Lake at sunset. The portraits are great and the boss is very cheerful and warm. Highly recommended! !

The tent was spacious, clean and comfortable. It was a very pleasant camping trip. The only drawback was that I had diarrhea after drinking the boiled water in the camp. The water source is upstream of the pasture. Try to drink less boiled water in the camp. I didn't feel the taste when it was hot, but the water in the thermos had a beefy smell when I came down the mountain the next day.)

The campground is next to Fairy Lake. The car cannot drive up, so you need to park at the campsite at the bottom of the mountain, pack a change of clothes, and ride up on horseback at your own expense. The surrounding environment is extremely good, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, grasslands, and woods, with cows, horses, sheep, and marmots. Sanitary conditions are limited, with only dry toilets, no electricity, no running water, and almost no mobile phone signal. But there are power banks you can borrow, and the beds are very clean. A very special experience.

The scenery is very beautiful, the tents are very professional, the boss said they can withstand level 8 winds, going up and down the mountain on horseback with the boss and the little yellow, it was a very primitive experience!

First time to experience camping, a one-bedroom tent, equipped with a table, two chairs, two sleeping bags. And a quilt. The sanitary conditions inside are relatively good and clean. It is a long way from the bottom of the mountain to the camp, and it takes almost an hour to ride a horse. So it is recommended to ride a horse back and forth. When going up the first mountain, it rained when going up and down. Riding a horse was scary, but fortunately it was safe. Everyone should be mentally prepared for riding a horse, it is really steep. It will be fine after crossing the first mountain. The store recommends a horseback ride of 300 per person for a round trip and 150 for a one-way trip. But the neighbor of the tent next door found a horse by himself, and the price was 200 for a round trip after bargaining. So you must shop around. In addition, there is a herdsman's house on the mountain where you can eat. If you don't eat there, you have to bring your own food, self-heating hot pot, etc. There is no electricity, and the power bank will be late, and there is no more. The toilet needs to go down the slope, so it takes to overcome going to the toilet in the middle of the night. We encountered unknown animals digging the soil outside the tent in the middle of the night. Finally, the service is very enthusiastic, and the items needed are provided as much as possible. The overall feeling is not bad. The only regret is that I only saw a corner of the Fairy Lake. Because of the slippery road due to rain, we couldn't reach the Fairy Lake on the other side of the slope. The environment is very primitive and beautiful. It was worth the trip, and we also saw marmots all over the mountain, which was very interesting.

You need to ride horses up and down the mountain. The cost is 300 per person. Other things are good. Just enjoy the camping life. The conditions on the mountain are limited. Think it through before staying. The scenery is really good