Bayanbulak

20230918 Standing in the square in front of the scenic area waiting for the people behind. Across the main road, opposite is the overlapping mountains, under the dark clouds, the ochre is the slightly closer and shorter mountains, the farther peaks are covered with a layer of whitish fog, and the top is covered with thin snow. Standing and looking at the mountain, a bit dazed, Bayanbulak, for a long time I have been seeing this place name with a sense of melody in magazines and travel public accounts, and I always thought it was a pure and remote secret place that is difficult to reach, but now I am standing in front of the door staring at the welcoming mountains, it's amazing. The battery car passed the Tu'erhute Folk Culture Village, the guide introduced the tragic history of the Tu'erhute tribe the day before, and I also specifically looked for some information. Now seeing the colorful flags fluttering in front of the huge Mongolian Khan tent, I don't know if the live drama can reproduce the tragic return to the east at all costs. Walking on the plank road to Swan Home, the scenery seen along the way is impressive, far more than Swan Home itself. The endless snow-capped mountains are the vast background, the vast grassland is dotted with yurts, and large groups of cattle and sheep gather nearby; further in, there are marsh lakes, the lake water reflects the sky and cloud color, and there are a large number of gulls, waterfowl, flying... The yurts and herds on the grassland before have become the background of the gulls, and all that can be seen is the beautiful scenery. Arriving at the Nine Bends and Eighteen Bends, the viewing platform on the left can overlook the concentric island. I want to find a clear angle for a selfie. I have walked a lot of roads and tried several times. Because the angle is too low, the heart shape of the concentric island is blurred, but fortunately, the eyes can see clearly. Within the line of sight, a bright water belt winds out from behind the hill, but encounters a high grass beach. The water belt has to bypass both sides, forming the island in the middle, and the bright blue water belt reflecting the sky continues to wind forward. Going further to the right, the arc-shaped viewing platform is full of tourists taking photos with the Nine Bends and Eighteen Bends water system. The difficulty of taking photos is too great, so I have to continue walking along the plank road and find the "World Natural Heritage Site" logo. The angle should be a place where you can see nine sunsets at some dusk. Bayanbulak has a very simple beauty, sky, clouds, grassland, river, the most common combination of natural scenery, but it changes into unpredictable wonders, different climates, different seasons, different times present different landscapes, and because of its infinite openness, it triggers infinite reverie. This feeling is not available elsewhere on this trip.