A'er Tai Mountain Review

Altai Mountain: Treasures, deities and World Heritage Site "All the blood relatives of Genghis Khan are buried on a mountain called Altai." -Marco Polorzis River, the only river in China that flows from east to west into the Arctic Ocean, originated in Fuyun County, Xinjiang, China. From east to west, through China, Kazakhstan and Russia, the river raised by the Altai Mountains brings abundant water and nourishes natural pastures to the arid hinterland of Asia.

On June 5, 2020, heavy rains fell in Altai and northern Xinjiang after a long drying period, and heavy rain made Altai Mountain become "Ashan Qingxue", which shrouded in the early summer of Altai and northern Xinjiang Altai Mountain areas. It is really a day of four seasons, regardless of spring, summer, autumn and winter willful northern Xinjiang mountain weather climate, but in the rain feel the more moist and refreshing Altai region and climate, like here, like the mountain and the Klan Valley of the nomadic customs and culture.

Altai Mountain is my winter December 25th, driving into the inside is fine, but it is all ice and snow road, winter is free, but it is recommended to drive four-wheel drive SUV, pay attention to slow!

The scenery of Altai Mountain is still very good and worth a visit. It is recommended that friends with conditions can spend more time, fly to Urumqi in advance to rent a car, and slowly drive out to enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way.

The scenery is beautiful, June and July are the most beautiful times of the grassland, but what is more surprising is that the Altai Mountain does not only have continuous grassland... more beautiful scenery, waiting for the fate to immerse.

Xinjiang spans three world-class mountains, the Altai Mountains in the north, the Tianshan Mountains in the middle and the Kunlun Mountains in the south, and their value is to intercept water vapor from the Atlantic Ocean to the maximum extent.

One of the most beautiful mountains and rivers in Xinjiang, the scenery is pleasant, the alpine meadows are vast, it makes people feel shocking to see, it is worth a visit. . .