Tangbula, a hidden treasure in Yili, a niche destination

Tangbula, a place known as the Hundred Mile Gallery, with forests, grasslands, streams, mountains, and lakesides, is Xinjiang's green gem. The name 'Tangbula' originates from several huge rocks on the mountain ridge on the east side of the valley, resembling jade seals, hence the name Tangbula, which in Kazakh means 'big seal'. This is a natural wonder embraced by the Tianshan Mountains, ancient and pristine, tranquil by nature. Only by being there can one truly appreciate its beauty. Tangbula has a pleasant landscape, with beautiful scenery. The green grasslands are like a green carpet laid over the earth, endless in sight. Hundreds of wildflowers bloom competitively on the Tangbula grasslands, forming a sea of flowers, fragrant and pleasing to the nose. Scattered white yurts compose a beautiful scenic line. We were lucky to have just encountered the weather clearing after the rain, enjoying the most beautiful scenery, amidst the clouds and mist, with clouds rolling and unfolding, blue sky and white clouds, like a fairyland!