Kanas Family Nature Observation Guide: Take the Kids to Seek Autumn Colors and Track Animals/

Kanas is an ecological treasure! Design observation tasks: from pine cones to squirrels, from constellations to legends, let children understand the temperate zone ecosystem through games. 🐾 Wildlife Observation Checklist Plants: Compare taiga forests (larch, fir) with grassland species, collect pine cones of different shapes. Animals: Look for squirrel food storage holes, horse hoof prints (occasionally encounter elk herds), observe owls at night. Starry Sky: Use a star map app to find the "Autumn Square," listen to the Tuva people's Big Dipper legend. 🚐 Family-Friendly Itinerary Day 1: Take a car from Jiadenyu to Kanas Lake → Take a boat tour (easy panoramic view) → Pick up pine cones on the boardwalk. Day 2: Morning mist at Fairy Bay (kids can sleep in, mist clears after 9 am) → Visit a Tuva family (learn to play the chuur). Day 3: Horseback riding in Hemu Village (children’s saddles available) → Picnic in the birch forest. 🏡 Accommodation and Health Hemu Fairy Tale Lodge: Family rooms equipped with heating + humidifier, provide children’s non-slip boots. Tuva Homestay: Experience kang beds, hosts will teach children to spin wool yarn. Health Tips: Bring a portable oxygen bottle to cope with altitude sickness; dry climate requires moisturizing lotion. 💡 Educational Tips Use the "Lake Monster Legend" to spark water quality exploration (lake bottom microorganisms cause the water’s green color). Prepare reward stickers; large temperature differences between morning and evening, use the onion-layer dressing method.