Not Switzerland, this is the beautiful Xinjiang

This year, the grasslands in Xinjiang turned green earlier, so there's no need to worry too much anymore. Those who want to visit Xinjiang can start packing and set off. The Labor Day holiday is also very beautiful ❣️Nalati: "The place that sees the sun's face first." Surrounded by snow-capped mountains, April to June is the flower viewing season, so those who love seas of flowers can get ready to depart. The climate is also quite comfortable, a good place to escape the heat haha. If you go in the morning, you can enter the scenic area and take a bus to the aerial grassland, get off at the nomadic homes, and head to the popular bridge to snap lots of photos, as the morning is very photogenic. If you go in the afternoon, wait until around 15:30 to enter the scenic area. Most people will be leaving, so there's no need to queue. Choose the direction of the 'coiling dragon', and in the valley grassland, you can see herders driving cattle and sheep, which is also quite pleasant. ❣️Sayram Lake: Half mountains and rivers, half lakes and seas. Visiting the south shore in summer offers a better experience. The collision of yellow flowers and the blue lake, plus the swans playing in the water, creates such a beautiful scene, which is why so many people love it here. ❣️Hemux: Romantic Kazakh style. Although Hemu is more moving in autumn, it gives a tranquil and soul-cleansing feeling in summer. Here I suggest you enjoy a stay in a log cabin. At night you can watch the moon and twinkling stars, and wake up to see the sunrise. ❣️Shatā: Every summer, it's unbelievably beautiful here. The ice and snow slowly melt, flowers bloom, and the meadows are lush green. It has long staircases, a beloved place for hiking enthusiasts. Hiking here will reward you with a lot, as you'll encounter squirrels, marmots, and various small animals, as if you're on a treasure hunt. 🛣️Duku Highway: Open only 4️⃣ months a year, so it's quite crowded during that time. Those who like self-driving can take a trip, it's worth it. More people travel the northern section, but the scenery in the southern section is also very good, leading to the 'Nine Bends and Eighteen Turns' of Bayinbuluke.