Having visited the filming location of 'My Altay', I recommend you play like this

This is the filming location of the TV series 'My Altay', Rainbow Bulak. This natural village near the Irtysh River seems to have been abandoned, with a few old houses remaining. On the plain overgrown with reeds, you can see old trees . Because of a popular CCTV drama, this place has made Altay tourism very popular, and the filming location has become a must-visit new tourist hotspot for those going to Altay! 📍Location: About 18 kilometers southwest of Habahe County, located on the west side of National Highway 219, near the Haba River Basin 🚗Transportation: More than half of the journey is on asphalt roads, with a section of gravel road in the latter half, but cars can pass through. 👍️Must-visit spots: Zhang Fengxia's convenience store, Bata Tree, 🎟️Ticket information: No tickets required 💗Other tips: 1. Parking: You need to park your car not far from the entrance of Zhang Fengxia's convenience store and can't go further. The convenience store is right in front of you. To get to the Bata Tree, you need to walk about 300 meters. You can walk or ride a horse. 2. Horse riding: 50 yuan per horse, round trip to the Bata Tree. No running allowed, only walking or trotting. 3. Sun protection: Be sure to do a good job of sun protection. I didn't do enough, and after riding and walking, I almost got heatstroke from having too much fun. 4. Visiting time: If you go in summer, don't go at noon or in the afternoon, it's too hot to bear! 5. Shopping and dining: With the popularity of this place, there are now simple dining and convenience stores open, selling drinking water, beverages, coffee, and ice cream. The prices are a bit high: Please refer to👉 Sundae 15 yuan per cup, Master Kong mineral water: 3 yuan per bottle Summary: As a native Xinjiang person, I think this place is no different from the semi-nomadic, semi-agricultural villages of the Kazakh people in northern Xinjiang. It was chosen as a filming location only because it retains some old houses from the late 20th century. To be honest, if it weren't for this factor, I don't think anyone would visit this hot and desolate reed area. Also, I went in the afternoon on my return trip, and overall, it felt extremely hot!