Holiday Inn Bayanbulak สถานที่ท้องถิ่น

With authentic yurt clusters, folk shows, dances, horse riding and local cuisine, it vividly recreates nomadic life. Visitors can immerse in the Eastward Return culture, enjoy grassland live performances, join bonfire parties and taste authentic local food.

Bayanbulak Scenic Area in Hejing County, Xinjiang is a 5A-level tourist attraction and World Natural Heritage site, as well as China’s second largest grassland. Nestled in the alpine meadows of the Tianshan Mountains, it features spectacular snow-capped mountains, grasslands and wetlands.

Surrounded by snow-capped mountains and winding waters, its vast wetlands stretch like jade. In spring and summer, swans gather here, flying and roaming amid clouds, grasslands and rivers. A paradise for rare birds, it is ideal for nature tours, bird-watching and photography, with stunning alpine scenery.

The Nine Curves and Eighteen Bends in Bayanbulak is a world-class meander landscape formed by water erosion and sedimentation. The Kaidu River, fed by Tianshan snowmelt, winds through grasslands and wetlands like the earth’s palm lines, matching snow-capped mountains, green grass and clouds.

Located in the heart of Bayanbulak Grassland, Barun Temple is a key cultural landmark of the Torghut people’s return history. Once a nomadic temple, it blends beautifully with snow-capped mountains, wetlands and Swan Lake, showcasing the rich grassland heritage.

Nalati Tourist Scenic Area is situated in the Ili River Valley deep within the Tianshan Mountains. Characterized by alpine valley grasslands, it features snow-capped mountains, forests, grasslands and rivers forming a picturesque scene. Boasting both beautiful natural scenery and distinctive Kazakh folk culture, it is a famous tourist destination for sightseeing and leisure vacations.