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Alpine splendor
游客正在体验喀纳斯漂流.JPG 小游客正在喀纳斯景区内的文创商店购物.JPG 喀纳斯森林里栖息的松鼠正在啃食一片游客投喂的饼干.JPG 喀纳斯山水间栖息的水鸟.JPG 游客排队在白哈巴村的制高点拍摄村落夜景.JPG
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  • Hosting rafting adventures has become an ecologically sustainable source of income for the local community
  • Inside the Kanas Lake scenic area, a bookstore sells creative products inspired by local culture
  • A squirrel in the scenic area nibbles a cracker left by a visitor on August 11
  • Fed by glacier meltwater, the Kanas Lake ecosystem is highly sensitive to global warming
  • Tourists queue at a lookout to photograph the evening scenery of a Tuvan village
  • 游客正在体验喀纳斯漂流.JPG
  • 小游客正在喀纳斯景区内的文创商店购物.JPG
  • 喀纳斯森林里栖息的松鼠正在啃食一片游客投喂的饼干.JPG
  • 喀纳斯山水间栖息的水鸟.JPG
  • 游客排队在白哈巴村的制高点拍摄村落夜景.JPG

Located in the Altai Mountains, on China’s border with Kazakhstan, Russia and Mongolia, Kanas Lake is one of the country’s most pristine and enchanting alpine ecosystems. Legend has it the lakebed is the famed secret resting place of Genghis Khan’s remains. Surrounded by glaciers, snowy peaks and taiga forest, the lake has supported generations of Tuvan people, one of the oldest nomadic groups in north China, who now open their villages to visitors.

(Text and photos by Wei Yao)

Copyedited by G.P. Wilson 

Comments to weiyao@cicgamericas.com 

 

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