My Life FIRST｜Your Xinjiang Road Book Must Include My Altay!

❤ "My Altay", my Xinjiang "spiritual homeland" is hidden in the mountains and rivers. Its relaxing and healing atmosphere makes people yearn for it. 👍 Known as the "Golden Mountain and Silver Water", Altay is located in northern Xinjiang. Its geographical position is formed by a mountain and a river. The towering Altay Mountains give Altay a strong backbone and rich mineral veins, while the rushing Irtysh River nourishes the creatures along its banks, thriving endlessly. 🌟 After a snow period of more than 200 days, Altay enters a period of lush water and grass. The Siberian taiga forest, composed of precious trees such as spruce and fir, is lush and green. The vast grasslands are full of vitality, as if one is in an endless green ocean. A grand migration of life between heaven and earth begins—millions of cattle and sheep move from winter pastures to summer pastures, following the water and grass. ✅ Currently, more than 100,000 livestock in Habahe County, Altay Region, Xinjiang, are gradually moving from spring pastures to the Naren summer pastures. After resting for more than 9 months, the Naren summer pastures are once again full of life. Located at an altitude of 1,390 meters in the heart of the Altay Mountains, the Naren summer pastures have a humid climate, lush water and grass, and dense vegetation due to the river formed by the melting glaciers of the Altay Mountains and the surrounding mountainous environment. The Haba River, originating from the Altay Mountains, flows through the Naren summer pastures like a silver ribbon slowly flowing on the green grassland. It is this river formed by the melting snow and glaciers that nourishes the more than 200 square kilometers of the Naren summer pastures. With blue skies and white clouds, snow-capped mountains and streams, pine trees and flowers reflecting each other, being here is like being in a painting. Under the glow of the sunset, the Naren summer pastures appear even more tranquil and harmonious.