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The most beautiful homestay in Hemu🛖You can live in a snowy wooden house without going to Northern Europe · Xinjiang is really a place you want to go to countless times after you go there once. Last year, I went to Kashgar in southern Xinjiang. This year, I especially want to go to northern Xinjiang in winter and stay in the characteristic wooden house of the Mongolian Tuva people in Hemu. Especially in winter, Hemu is covered with super thick powder snow, which is as beautiful as a fairy tale world. This time, I realized my little wish. · The homestay I stayed in this time is "Youyuan Shanju", which has a total of 8 rooms. It is located in Hemu Village, with a Nordic wild luxury style and close to the birch forest, so the scenery outside the window is really amazing. Every evening is a pink sunset, and at night, you can see stars when you look up. The wooden house and the yard are romantic snow season blockbusters. · The most frequently asked question is whether the cabin is cold or not. Everyone seems to have some misunderstanding about cabins in winter😂It is really too hot. I have to wear shorts and short sleeves when I enter the cabin. There are radiators all around. The cabin is also equipped with everything like a hotel. Another thing is that it is very quiet at night, which will not affect sleep. The wifi is also good. · Breakfast includes Western-style eggs, bread, milk and Chinese-style egg noodles, all included in the room rate. · 🔍Hemu Village Youyuan Shanju 📍No. 160, Hemu New Village 💰About 1000 · ⚠️TIPS ❶Transportation: Urumqi ✈️Kanas Airport, charter a car for more than 2 hours to Hemu Village ❷🎫: Hemu Village Scenic Area is free of charge in winter

The Tuva tribe of Hemu Sacred Mountain is located in Hemu Village, Hemu Township, Kanas Scenic Area, Burqin County, Altay. The original inhabitants of the entire Hemu Village are all Tuva tribe. It is a relatively primitive village. They graze cattle and horses on the Hemu grassland.

The scenery is beautiful, the view is pleasant, and it is a paradise.

The Tuwa tribe in Hemu Mountain is worth a visit and has unique characteristics.

In the remote northern Xinjiang region, lies a serene paradise: the sacred Tuva tribe. Here, nature and humanity intertwine in a magical tapestry, each scene and story exudes captivating charm, begging travelers to explore. When you step into the Tuva tribe, the first thing that strikes your eye is the majestic snow-capped mountains, which, like majestic deities, guard this land. The perpetual snow gleams silver in the sunlight, draping the mountains in a dreamy veil. These sacred mountains are more than just beautiful sights; they are symbols of faith for the Tuva people, carrying their reverence for heaven and earth and their aspirations for a better life. The Tuva people of the tribe possess a unique and mysterious culture. Their traditional wooden houses are scattered throughout the mountain valleys. Built entirely of logs, these houses are simple yet sturdy. Every piece of wood bears the marks of time, telling a story from the past. The houses are warm and comfortable, with traditional decorations and layouts showcasing the Tuva people's unique aesthetic and wisdom in life. From exquisite handicrafts to unique household items, every detail conveys the profound cultural heritage of this ethnic group. The music of the Tuva people is truly remarkable. The ethereal and melodious throat singing, capable of producing two or more parts simultaneously, echoes through the valley like a sound, piercing the soul. As night falls, sitting in a warm wooden house, listening to the Tuva people play traditional instruments like the Chuwur, the deep and graceful tones transport you to an ancient and mysterious world, allowing you to forget all worldly worries. The natural scenery here is truly captivating. Beyond majestic snow-capped mountains lies the vast expanse of forests. In summer, the forests are lush and verdant, strewn with wildflowers, and a stroll through them feels like stepping into a fairytale. You can smell the fresh scent of pine, hear the cheerful songs of birds, and spot adorable animals darting through the woods. In winter, the area transforms into a shrouded kingdom of ice and snow. Thick snow blankets the ground, and the lakes freeze into crystal-clear ice. Here, you can enjoy exciting and enjoyable winter activities like skiing and ice skating. The Tuva Tribe's cuisine is also a must-see. Specialties like fresh dairy products, roasted whole lamb, and hand-pulled meat are imbued with the rich flavor of the grasslands. These delicacies are prepared using local ingredients and traditional cooking methods. Eating them is like savoring the history and life of the Tuva people. The Shenshan Tuva Tribe is a place where the soul can be purified and nourished. Here, you can escape the hustle and bustle of the city, immerse yourself in the embrace of nature, and experience the unique charm of Tuva culture. Whether you're a traveler seeking tranquility or an adventurer eager to explore a mysterious culture, this is a dream destination. Come to the Shenshan Tuva Tribe and embark on an unforgettable journey! #Self-Drive #NationalDayTravelDiary