Hot Springs Sailimu Lake Kruger Wild Luxury Camp

Before I came here, I thought why the price of the hotel in the mountains was so high. After coming here, I really experienced the feeling of a super five-star hotel. The service staff of ethnic minorities were very enthusiastic, thoughtful and meticulous. The three meals a day plus afternoon tea were also very delicate and the taste was very authentic. It's worth it👏

The campsite is indeed beautiful, you can see the stars at night, and the service is good, but the place is too hidden and the road is not easy to drive. It takes about 40 minutes to drive from Sailimu Lake, which is a bit far.

This is the most worthwhile stop on this trip to Xinjiang. The camp is located between pristine mountains. Looking up, you can see grasslands, forests, and peaks. When the weather is good, you can see snow-capped mountains in the distance. Just opening the door and seeing the snow-capped mountains is a pleasant surprise. The chubby marmots that can be seen everywhere are the favorite of children. The service at the camp is also great. The housekeeper Shamu arranged all matters very considerately, so you don’t have to worry about it at all. The catering at the camp is particularly worth praising. I have stayed in many high-end homestays, and I often encounter homestays with good hardware but poor catering. The chef level of Kruger Wild Luxury Camp is absolutely online. Chinese and Western food, even a bowl of mixed noodles is amazing. There are many self-funded projects in the camp. Horseback riding is highly recommended. The staff took us to ride horses through the jungle streams. The experience of riding horses while enjoying the beautiful scenery is really great.

Service: The service is really great. I like the butler Shamu, who is very considerate and thoughtful. The child came all the way by car, and he had some altitude sickness, so he vomited as soon as he got off the car. He didn't eat dinner, but he cooked noodles and sent them to the room late at night. It was really like home in such a deep mountain. Environment: After crossing mountains, walking along national and county roads, giving way to sheep and horses, and walking 3 kilometers of bumpy dirt roads and streams, you will reach the Kruger Camp. Every day, a lot of flowers and grass will grow. I can't imagine how beautiful it will be in summer and winter.

The several kilometers of off-road leading into the camp were an unexpected surprise. I had stayed in high-end camps in other areas of Xinjiang for a few days before, but I was still very surprised to come to Kruger in the Mongolian area of ​​Bortala Prefecture. Deep in the valley, the housekeeper Mahbu warmly received me and held a brief but Mongolian welcome ceremony. The room was comfortable and hygienic, and the dinner was also very attentive. It was an excellent and unforgettable accommodation experience. The horse riding activities were also very good, with special protective gear, and the route was very wild. I saw many marmots along the way. The Kazakh boy Ahe (he) who led the ride was kind and handsome, and I had a lot of fun riding.

The location of the camp is about 50 minutes from the north gate of Sailimu Lake. From the highway into the valley, there is a section of the road that is mountainous and a little slippery when driving on the snowy road. The housekeeper Mahbu contacted me the day before check-in. A welcome ceremony with ethnic characteristics was arranged on the day of arrival. The housekeeper helped to reserve lunch, which was delicious pilaf! The valley in winter is not as cold as imagined. You can stand outdoors in the sun at around 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The air is cool and windless. It is also very pleasant to sit down and have afternoon tea with the snow-capped mountains behind you! Due to the season and time, I did not participate in the camp project this time. Come again in the summer, stay a few more days, and experience it well!