I have always heard that hotels in Xinjiang are not as good as those in first- and second-tier cities, but after this experience, I feel quite good. It seems that hotels in Urumqi are basically the same as those in Shenzhen, with complete facilities and good breakfast. I especially like their Assam milk tea. Other hotels are also good, but the cabins in Hemu and Kanas are relatively small, but they are also very distinctive and the scenery is particularly beautiful. On the way, we passed by the prairie and had self-funded activities such as riding horses and holding lambs. We had a lot of fun! Sailimu Lake is worth a visit, and the aerial photography effect is very good, very satisfactory! The only drawback is that the journey is too long, and it is a bit difficult to balance sightseeing and dining. In order to enjoy the food, we can only make some sacrifices. The guide is a Hui people. Along the way, in addition to explaining the attractions to us, he also introduced many living habits of Hui people and Uyghur people, so that we can learn more about the local area. When we went to the Hashak tent for dinner, we specially arranged for us to eat on the earthen kang, put on the Hashak national costumes to take pictures, and feel the customs of the Hashak people. It feels like a deep tour. In addition, he also helped me take a lot of photos and aerial photos, and sent the videos to me after editing and adding music. He was very thoughtful!