Fairyland in the most beautiful wooden village in China

    Đan Thanh (Ảnh: Ngô Trần Hải An) |

    Hoa Muc village in Xinjiang (China) has rustic houses, green grasslands, poplar trees hanging over streams and the majestic Altai mountains surrounding it.

    Duoc day nui Altai hung vy om ap, gan ho Kanas la lang Hoa Muc o Tan Cuong co menh danh “thien ha de nhat lang” va duoc danh gia la mot trong nhung ngoi lang dep nhat Trung Quoc. Con duong dan vao lang uon luon qua cac binh nguyen xanh muot mau co cay.
    Embraced by the majestic Altai Mountains and near Kanas Lake, Hemu Village in Xinjiang is known as “the world’s number one village” and is considered one of the most beautiful villages in China. The road leading to the village winds through lush green plains.
    Theo truyen thuyet, lang Hoa Muc da hinh thanh tu hon mot the ky truoc, khi cac bo toc du muc Tuva, Kanas va Baihaba tim den day chon lam que huong. Nhung ngoi nha go moc mac, hoan toan khong dung be to cot thep. Nguoi dan o Hoa Muc van giu gin loi song co truyen, gian di va lam nghe chan nuoi.
    According to legend, the village of Hoa Muc was formed more than a century ago, when the nomadic tribes of Tuva, Kanas and Baihaba came here to make their home. The rustic wooden houses, completely without reinforced concrete, the people of Hoa Muc still preserve their traditional, simple lifestyle and work as livestock farmers.
    Hemu (hay Hoa Muc) trong tieng Kazakh nghia la con ho du. Khu vuc nay mang den cho du khach cam giac choang ngop boi ve dep hoang da, phong khoang va day suc song. Tung tham co xanh muot trai dai nhu vo tan tao nen khung canh menh mong, bao la va khoang dat vo cung.
    Hemu (or Hoa Muc) in Kazakh means fierce tiger. This area gives visitors a feeling of being overwhelmed by its wild, liberal and vibrant beauty. Each green grass carpet stretches endlessly, creating a vast, immense and extremely open landscape.
    Ngo Tran Hai An, mot blogger, nhiep anh gia du lich chia se ve lan dau toi Hoa Muc: “Buoc chan vao lang, ban nhu nguoc dong thoi gian, cham vao nhip song xa xua voi nhung ngoi nha go. Kien truc doc dao mang dam dau an nguoi Duy Ngo Nhi ban dia voi khong gian song am cung, gan gui thien nhien“.
    Ngo Tran Hai An, a blogger and travel photographer, shared about his first visit to Hoa Muc: “Entering the village, you feel like you are going back in time, touching the ancient rhythm of life with wooden houses. The unique architecture bears the mark of the indigenous Uyghur people with a cozy living space, close to nature.”
    Xua kia, lang Hoa Muc la diem dung chan cua cac thuong nhan tren con duong to lua noi tieng noi lien hai chau luc A - Au. Den lang du khach se duoc hoa minh vao mot nen van hoa da dang chiu anh huong tu Trung A, Ba Tu, Nga den Hoi Giao.
    In the past, Hoa Muc village was a stopover for merchants on the famous Silk Road connecting the two continents of Asia and Europe. Coming to the village, visitors will be immersed in a diverse culture influenced by Central Asia, Persia, Russia and Islam.
    Vao mua he phong canh lang Hoa Muc co mau xanh bat mat nhung mua thu toi se la mot sac vang quyen ru dac biet. Nhung hang bach duong ruc ro sac mau, nha go moc mac an hien trong suong nhu mot buc tranh son dau. Mua dong ca ngoi lang lai duoc phu trong tuyet trang dep mo mang nhu xu so than tien.
    In summer, the landscape of Hoa Muc village is eye-catching green, but in autumn it will be a particularly charming yellow. The rows of poplars are brilliant in color, the rustic wooden houses appear and disappear in the mist like an oil painting. In winter, the whole village is covered in white snow, beautiful as a fairyland.
    The snow-capped peaks of the Altai Mountains surround the village. Walking in the village, visitors have the opportunity to participate in activities such as horse riding, exploring local handicrafts, eating specialties, taking check-in photos...
    Tat ca nhung ngoi nha tai Hoa Muc deu duoc lam bang go, xay theo kien truc dac trung cua nguoi ban dia. Mot nua ngoi nha nam duoi long dat de chong lai cai lanh khac nghiet trong nhung ngay tuyet roi. Mai nha, tuong nha lop than cay, duong kinh 30 - 40 cm xep chong len nhau giup nha vua am, vua chong am.
    All the houses in Hoa Muc are made of wood, built in the typical architecture of the indigenous people. Half of the house is underground to resist the harsh cold during snowy days. The roof and walls are covered with tree trunks, 30 - 40 cm in diameter, stacked on top of each other to help keep the house warm and moisture-proof.
    If you come to Hoa Muc, don't forget to enjoy traditional dishes such as Nang toast, Polo mixed rice with lamb and carrots and onions, Shashlik grilled lamb skewers, Lagman noodles...
    Ve vao lang tu 50 nhan dan te/khach. Tu thang 5 (cuoi mua xuan) cho toi thang 9 (cuoi he), tiet troi am ap, co cay xanh tot thich hop cho du khach tham gia cac hoat dong ngoai troi. Tu thang 10 den thang 2 nam sau la mua thu va dong, tiet troi gia ret va lanh sau hon nhung phong canh ngoan muc hut hon cac nhiep anh gia.
    Tickets to the village start at 50 yuan per person. From May (late spring) to September (late summer), the weather is warm and the grass and trees are green, suitable for visitors to participate in outdoor activities. From October to February of the following year is autumn and winter, the weather is colder and colder, but the spectacular scenery attracts photographers.
    Đan Thanh (Ảnh: Ngô Trần Hải An)
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