Things to do in Yumin

Barruk Mountain is not so flamboyant; its grassy slopes undulate gently with the terrain, dotted with scattered wildflowers. Trails lead into the forest, where you can hear birdsong and occasionally spot a few squirrels. At the foot of the mountain, there are Kazakh herders' guesthouses, where the aroma of milk tea and naan mingles with the scent of grass and trees—a truly down-to-earth experience.

Xiaobaiyang Post is a two-hour drive from Tacheng City, offering beautiful grassland scenery along the way. The post itself is small, but its fame stems primarily from a song. The exhibition hall at the post focuses on the post's history and the campaign against the Soviet Union.

It was very beautiful, with fresh air, vast grasslands, spectacular snow-capped mountains and sunset in the distance. Especially when standing on the hill and looking at the Ala Lake in the distance, the cool wind blowing on my cheeks, an inexplicable mood arises spontaneously.

Definitely worth a visit! The management is standardized and orderly, and it's very driver-friendly. There are people to guide you wherever you park. As for the attractions, we were blessed with a sunny day, clear lake water, clouds in the sky, and snow-capped mountains in the distance, making it a place you'll never want to leave!

Yumin, a tourist destination that is gradually becoming known, has become a coveted emerald in Xinjiang tourism with its intoxicating scenery. This land guarded by heroes has nurtured the world's unique natural wonders and is an ecological epic under the Silk Road. If you have lived in the city for a long time, you will feel the return of your heart, the indulgence of your spirit, and the relaxation of your soul when you come to the grassland. There is no haze, only blue sky and white clouds, birds singing and flowers blooming. During the day, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery and delicious food with your family and friends, and at night, you can watch the long-lost starry sky. Stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city for a short time and feel the true meaning of life.

Karamay's World Devil City is a Yardang landform sculpted by wind and sand over millions of years. A ride on the scenic train through the Gobi Desert reveals uniquely shaped rock formations rising from the barren landscape. The wind howls through the ravines, giving the place its name, "Devil City." At sunset, the changing light and shadow bathe the hills in a warm gold, creating a desolate yet breathtaking scene. The area possesses a vast, wild atmosphere, perfect for photography. Remember to bring sun and wind protection; it's a must-see natural wonder on the Northern Xinjiang loop.

It's not far from the Duku Highway Museum. The ticket price is reasonable, and you can go in to see the unique landforms. The cliffs are like huge steps, covered with wrinkles that look like they were carved by a knife and axe, giving it a very cold and desolate visual appearance.