The autumn in Xinjiang is truly a visual feast of nature

The autumn in Xinjiang is truly a visual feast of nature, and it's an addiction you can't resist once you've visited.
In early September every year, Xinjiang quietly opens the door to autumn. Kuerdening in Yili is the first to change color, kicking off the season. As time goes by, the golden hue spreads from north to south, gradually enveloping the entire Xinjiang in an autumnal embrace. This enchanting autumn atmosphere lasts from September to late October.
From mid-September to early October, it's once again the peak season for the stunning beauty of Kanas Lake. The lake water is crystal clear, and the surrounding trees are dyed golden and orange-red, creating a breathtaking landscape as if a palette had been overturned. When the morning mist lingers, it feels like a fairyland on earth. And there's Hemu Village, where the morning smoke rises gently, complementing the golden birch forests, creating a scene so beautiful it leaves one speechless.
From early to mid-October, the Hu Yang Forest in Luntai is a must-see. Vast areas of Hu Yang trees are dressed in golden attire, blooming freely along the banks of the Tarim River. Under the blue sky and white clouds, the reflections of the Hu Yang trees in the water make for stunning photos. At this time, the White Sand Lake is also extremely beautiful. The azure lake water is surrounded by golden meadows and white sand dunes, with the strong color contrast leaving people in awe!