Come to Altay, known as the "original birthplace of human skiing," a ski haven for seasoned enthusiasts and a spectacular spot for winter scenery.
Altay is located in the northern part of Xinjiang, bordering Russia, Kazakhstan, and Mongolia, with a total area of 118,000 square kilometers. The Altai Mountains here, rich in gold, are known as the "Golden Mountains" and are a major production area for China's aquamarine and tourmaline.
Altay's winter scenery is truly unparalleled. The mystery of Kanas Lake, the tranquility of Hemu Village, and the magnificence of the Altai Mountains are all breathtaking sights you shouldn't miss. Here, you can have snowball fights, build snowmen, and even encounter various wild animals, experiencing the true charm of the northern landscapes.
Coming to Altay is more than just a skiing trip; it's a spiritual cleansing. Here, you can fully enjoy the speed and passion of skiing, or take a walk in the snow to feel the tranquility and beauty of nature. Altay, a dreamlike place in winter, awaits your exploration and discovery.
Skiing Guide:
General Mountain International Ski Resort: Located in the city of Altay, it is the only alpine ski resort in the country situated within a city. It boasts the steepest black diamond slope in the nation and is acclaimed as the ski resort with the richest natural terrain in China.
Koktobe International Ski Resort: Situated in the Kanas scenic area, a national 5A-level tourist attraction, it offers stunning natural scenery and abundant tourism resources.
Jikebulin International Ski Resort: Upon completion, it will become a top-tier ski resort in China, conveniently close to the county town and deeply integrated with the scenic area, making it a diverse skiing destination.
Transportation:
Air: Altay has an airport with flights from Xi'an, Zhengzhou, Urumqi, and other places to Altay. After exiting the airport, you can take a taxi to the city center, which is about 15 kilometers away and costs approximately 40 yuan.
Train: Altay Railway Station has daily trains to and from Urumqi. There are tourist buses right outside the train station that go directly to the city center.
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