Cabins and snow, Altay's unique winter fairy tale town.

For southerners, Hemu's winter is simply a dream paradise. As a child from the south, the first experience of severe cold at minus 20 or 30 degrees is wonderful. When you see the cabins in the village are covered with snow, it really feels like being in a fairy tale world. When you are in the snow, the pure and quiet atmosphere is really indescribable, and you can't help but want to throw yourself into it and feel the temperature of the snow. ❄Must-visit photo spots: 1⃣Hemu Bridge: This is a landmark of Hemu, but there are relatively many people. 2⃣Sunset viewing platform: Very suitable for shooting sunsets, with excellent views, overlooking the entire Hemu Village. 3⃣Haden viewing platform: You can go there before sunrise, you need to climb a short road, but the view is more open. 4⃣Yuanjiang Bridge: Located on the side of the old village, it is a very retro bridge. [My itinerary] D1: Depart from a warm home to Urumqi (pick up at the station). D2: Urumqi—s21 Desert Highway—Visit Wulungu Lake on the way—Wucaitan Sunset—Burqin. D3: Burqin—Visit Altay Prairie and Kanas Lake on the way—Shenxian Bay—Moon Bay—Wolong Bay—Hemu. D4: Free activities, watch the sunrise in Hemu and then go to Wuerhe. D5: Wuerhe—World Devil City—Sai Lake. D6: Sai Lake—Tour around Sailimu Lake—Shuanghe. D7: Shuanghe—Dushanzi Grand Canyon—Urumqi. D8: Urumqi—Warm home. ❄Time: Xinjiang is two hours later than the mainland. Now the winter is about 10 o'clock in the morning. The weather was not very good when I went last year, and it was a bit foggy. The temperature difference in winter is large, and the sun can take a while to take a morning mist, probably from 11 o'clock to 2 o'clock in the morning. You can go to the riverside of Hemu Bridge to shoot the morning mist and snow mushrooms, which are super beautiful, just like a fairyland. ＞🏷Play Tips: The temperature in Xinjiang in winter is extremely low, all at minus tens of degrees, and you must keep warm when you go out. 👔Essential items: down jacket (preferably over the knee), down pants, thick thermal underwear, snow boots, gloves, hats (ear protection), scarves, sunglasses, etc.</