Xinjiang, this northwestern land that occupies one-sixth of the motherland's territory, is a place where mountains, rivers, lakes, seas, grasslands and deserts interweave and staggered, providing a unique stage for galloping horses.
Steed spirit, vigorous and unrestrained: Ili horses have both strength and beauty, with vigorous physique and bright coat; Kazakh horses have super endurance and can carry heavy loads for long distances. They are familiar with grasslands and mountain roads, have tough personalities and are gentle and amiable, making them the perfect partners for riding.
Magnificent riding environment, marvelous views: Nalati Grassland is like a green carpet, with horses galloping on it, outlining a dreamy picture; by the Kanas Lake, you can ride horses through the primeval forests and alpine meadows to explore the lake and mountains; in winter, the Altay snowfield turns into a happy ski resort, where horses tread on the snow and enjoy the passion of ice and snow.
Safeguarding, fearless riding: Most of the professional riders are local herdsmen, with superb horsemanship, familiar with the nature of horses and terrain, and provide careful guidance before riding and escort throughout the ride. Helmets and protective gear are all available, strictly in line with outdoor cycling standards, to ensure that nothing goes wrong.
Complete supporting facilities, enjoy the comfort: The horseback riding venues in Xinjiang usually have changing rooms, rest areas, dining areas and other facilities. At the campsites, tourists can choose characteristic routes themed around the Gongzhong Grassland, forest valleys and other scenic spots according to their own preferences. In addition, there are wonderful folk equestrian performances and carriage tours, which will immerse you in the joy of horseback riding in Xinjiang.
Riding a horse here, you will feel the freedom and passion on horseback, and appreciate the unique natural scenery and cultural charm of Xinjiang.