There are more squirrels than people in Kanas!

There are more squirrels than people! Why bother to squeeze in the crowd to enjoy the beautiful autumn scenery of Kanas? Stay in the scenic area + check in at the niche route. Thanks to myself for making a good strategy in advance, the overall feeling of Kanas in the golden autumn is good and full of stamina. There are already many strategies for entering and exiting Kanas and accommodation tickets on Ctrip. Here is a record of my favorite curved hiking. I saw the route on the Kanas public account, and it was written that the whole journey was 3.5km, so I set off with my 50+ mother. The actual test is definitely more than that! The one-way journey is almost 5km, and you have to climb stairs and climb a small mountain. At least 3 hours are reserved for a round trip, and 3.5-4 hours are better. The overall situation is okay for young people, but it is still a big test for middle-aged and elderly people. Fortunately, I prepared a trekking pole for my mother in advance (originally prepared for the fish watching platform, I will talk about this later. The most attractive thing about this route is definitely not the rock paintings themselves. After all, the quantity and quality of the rock paintings here are slightly mediocre (p13), but the diverse vegetation along the way, the shiny and touchable Kanas Lake, let alone more than people. Squirrels, I also saw Qiqi (chipmunk 🐿️ all constitute the most exclusive beauty and memory. Uncle p4 originally stopped with us to watch the chipmunk gnawing pine cones, and later couldn't help but touch the mouse's back lightly. The mouse himself was stunned for a second and chose to leave. Super cute! Hiking route: Kanas Lake Wharf Station—Taiga Forest Corridor—Kanas Lake—Ancient Glacier Sheep Back Stone—Tuluk Rock Painting