"Venturing into the Hidden Gem of Northern Xinjiang! Hemu's Four Seasons Are Like Paintings"

The melodies of the Tuvan horsehead fiddle echo through the village, where ancient wooden houses stand in picturesque disorder, as if time has frozen here. Sip a bowl of steaming milk tea while listening to elders recount legends of nomadic tribes—here in Hemu, the mundane and the poetic coexist in perfect harmony. Here’s a must-visit guide to Hemu Scenic Area: [Island] Must-Visit Spots • Haden Viewing Platform: Offers a panoramic view of Hemu Village. Arrive at dawn to witness the first rays of sunlight piercing through the morning mist, casting a magical glow on the pointed rooftops of wooden houses, or visit at dusk to see the village bathed in golden light. • Hemu Bridge: A landmark of Hemu. From the bridge, capture stunning shots of wooden houses, forests, and snow-capped mountains framed together. The east side of the bridge is perfect for photographing the river island and rushing waters. • Hemu River: Crystal-clear waters flow through the village, displaying different hues with each season. Stroll along the wooden boardwalk by the river to immerse yourself in the village’s pristine natural beauty. In autumn, don’t miss the reflections of golden birch forests in the water. • Meili Peak: In June, the mountaintop is still snow-capped, while the grasslands below are dotted with grazing livestock. Ride a horse or hike to the foot of Meili Peak for a bird’s-eye view of Hemu Village and the breathtaking vastness of nature. • Birch Forest: Just beyond Hemu Bridge, the forest is a fresh green in summer. From late September to early October, the birch trees turn golden, creating a photogenic scene with wooden fences. 📱 Best Times to Visit • June–August: Summer brings lush green grasslands and wildflowers, ideal for escaping the heat and experiencing the vitality of the plains. • Late September–Early October: Autumn paints the forests in vibrant colors, making it the golden season for photography. Capture dreamy scenes of golden birch forests intertwined with morning mist and chimney smoke. • November–March: Winter transforms the landscape into a snowy wonderland. Enjoy horse-drawn sled rides and world-class powder snow at Jikebulin Ski Resort. [M-Store] Accommodation Options • Luxury Stay: Hemu Kanas Hotel, with comprehensive amenities and a convenient location. • Unique Lodging: Hemu Jifeng Mountain Villa or Alamuhan Inn, where you can wake up to views of snow-capped mountains and experience authentic wooden house living. [Taxi] Getting There • Flight + Private Car: Fly to Altay or Ürümqi, then hire a private car to Hemu. In winter, opt for a 4WD vehicle with snow chains. • Self-Drive: Ürümqi → Burqin → Hemu. Along the way, stop by the colorful landforms of Wucaitan (Five-Colored Beach), especially stunning in autumn. ⚠️ Tips • Pack for extreme temperature swings: down jackets and snow boots for winter, sunscreen and sunglasses for summer’s strong UV rays. • Carry cash, as some areas have weak signal coverage. • Respect local customs—avoid photographing herders or entering private homes without permission.