Summer Self-Driving Tour in Xinjiang: China Fushou Mountain and Huiyuan Ancient City

Driving over 90 kilometers from Sayram Lake for about an hour and a half, you will arrive at China Fushou Mountain in Daxigou Township, Huocheng County. Fushou Mountain is only 50 kilometers away from the Huiyuan Ancient City on the north bank of the Ili River, so today these two places are arranged to be experienced together. ⛰️Mountain Forest Secret Realm: China Fushou Mountain The continuous mountain ranges, dense forests, clear streams, and numerous rare and precious wild animals and plants... This is the mysterious China Fushou Mountain. After arriving at Fushou Mountain, you need to take a scenic sightseeing car or drive yourself to the core scenic area. You can stroll along the mountain trails or by the stream at your leisure, and you can also see horses and sheep and cattle. Climbing to the place of Fushou Ding, you can fully experience the unique perspective and the fresh air of nature. 🌺April to May is the famous flower viewing period of Fushou Mountain, which is the most romantic time of Fushou Mountain. Unfortunately, we missed the time, leaving some regrets for next year. Let's go to the mysterious and natural Fushou Mountain away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Folk History: Huiyuan Ancient City Huiyuan Ancient City historically was an important passage from Xinjiang to Central Asia and is one of the more completely preserved ancient cities of the Qing Dynasty in Xinjiang. 💥Must-visit spots: Yili General's Mansion, Yangbulak Folk Village, Huiyuan Ancient City Exhibition Hall, Confucian Temple, Bell and Drum Tower. 🔜Suggested tour route: Enter from Dongmen Jingren Gate > Bell and Drum Tower > Huiyuan Ancient City Exhibition Hall > Confucian Temple > Yili General's Mansion > Yangbulak Folk Village (you can stay in the village at night) Visiting the historical relics of Huiyuan Ancient City, you can appreciate the profound historical heritage of Xinjiang. Experience the traditional appearance and layout that perfectly combines the characteristics of Central Asia a hundred years ago and the local Taranchi culture in Yangbulak Folk Village, and feel the local folk customs up close.