Qiongkushitai Purple Flower Slope

Turks is a small city with pleasant scenery, especially when you open the car door, you can smell the smell of grass. Eyes full of purple boundless. There are also many unknown small flowers blooming brilliantly, adding a touch of bright color to the purple color.

The ancient village of Qiongkushitai Ancient Road is unforgettable once you go there. Under the high mountain, beside the stream, Kazakhstan, wooden houses, smoke from the kitchen, calling for cattle and sheep... The hustle and bustle of the city has long been left behind, no TV, no wifi, let time stop for a while!

The scenery of Qiongkushtai Purple Flower Slope is particularly beautiful, with a lot of flowers, like in an oil painting, super beautiful

After all the hardships and hardships, we finally arrived at "Jongkush Terrace"! The original Kazakh villages that have just been selected as World Heritage Sites have maintained their original ecological living environment! No traffic, bumpy and tortuous roads, the simple folk customs of the Kazakh villages are integrated with nature.

Qiongkushitai means "big platform" in Kazakh. Qiongkushitai is full of gullies and ravines, which is quite masculine in the grassland. Countless ravines are cut longitudinally on the platform, outlining the calm grassland like waves in the sea. Visitors can see the blue sky, white clouds, and below the white clouds are silver snow-capped mountains, dark green fir forests, light blue grasslands and colorful flowers. Several colors have distinct levels and harmonious tones, forming a natural picture. If you put it another way, it can also be said: under the blue sky and white clouds is the snow mountain, under the snow mountain fir forest is Qiongkushitai, and under Qiongkushitai is Kalajun. Qiongkushitai Village on the Qiongkushitai Grassland is a Kazakh herdsman village. It is a small village on the half slope of the Tianshan Mountains. It is the northern entrance of the Wusun Ancient Road. No one knew its existence before. name is known. Almost all the houses in Qiongkushitai Village are made of wood. Some houses are built from a whole log, and some houses are built by splitting the log in two from the middle and using various techniques such as digging, tenoning, and arching. of. The village is surrounded by mountains, and the houses are built along the water. The drinking water and domestic water for people and animals in the village come from the Kurde River. The river valley is wide and the water flows continuously all year round.

It is definitely worth going here, the original ecological environment is well protected