The second stop of the Xinjiang self-driving trip: Bayinbuluke, where freedom takes shape!

This is the only place where you can see "9 suns." Here, speed through life and feel the passion and freedom of existence! 📍 Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture 🚘 Self-drive to Bayinbuluke Town 🏨 Many modern hotels have been newly built, and you can also choose homestays or yurts. If it’s not peak tourist season, you can book on the same day. ❣️ Feichi Bayin Resort Camp ⛺️ Met a little pony here. Taking photos didn’t stop him from showing off his food crazily. Finally caught a clear face shot 🫣 ❣️ Torghut Folk Culture Village Joined the village’s bonfire party. Tourists of different ethnicities and languages danced and celebrated around the fire, free and uninhibited. At this moment, the meaning of travel took shape! ❣️ Swan Lake Scenic Area Saw cows 🐂, horses 🐎, sheep 🐑, camels 🐫, and swans 🦢 living harmoniously and peacefully. The scene was beautiful and romantic. ❣️ Nine Bends and Eighteen Turns Whether you can see the nine suns in a row really depends on luck and the weather! We entered the scenic area in the morning and didn’t wait for sunset, but the slightly blue sky reflected on the Nine Bends and Eighteen Turns was also quite beautiful. Now I understand why this place is named to symbolize “abundant springs.” Returned the same way out of the scenic area and continued south. The next stop is Kuqa, the end of the Duku Highway. Looking forward to the grandeur from the plateau wetlands to the Gobi rocks!