North Xinjiang is originally likened to Europe in the heart of China, but when you set foot in this land, you only see the "European quality" faintly somewhere because the mountains, grass, trees, and flowers all have very unique features. The weather alone is very different. In Europe, in summer, 8 pm - 9 pm, light still flickers. In North Xinjiang, at 10 pm, the sky is clear and the sun is still as harsh as at 2 pm.
One of the attractions of North Xinjiang is lavender - a flower originating from the Mediterranean. Lavender often grows in bushes, with a very characteristic strong fragrance, so it is favored. Lavender is considered a beautiful and immutable symbol for romantic, faithful love as well as sharing and understanding. Lavender also carries the message of peace and luck in work and life. Lavender essential oil has the ability to repel flies, mosquitoes and harmful insects. Lavender is also a component in the processing of perfumes, soaps, shampoos, and skin creams... In North Xinjiang, people also make yogurt and lavender cream.
In North Xinjiang, lavender purple is scattered all over the roads. Along Sayram Lake (which in Kazakh means "blessings") are lavender strips. The dark purple color of the flower carries the message of love and luck printed on the clear sky and then blends into the blue color of Sayram Lake. All create a love song, because Sayram Lake also has a romantic name "the last tear of the Atlantic Ocean"... Opposite the lake, through the only road are also lavender bushes.
There are farms that grow and produce lavender products. As soon as you step into the farm, you can see a very unique, unmistakable scent of lavender wood. Here there is a museum, displaying many types of lavender flowers, the production process, essential oil extraction and especially viewers can inhale the fragrance of each type in the lavender family.
Going through the museum area, a lavender flower field appears before your eyes. Each flower bed has just started to bud, so the purple color is not dark but silvery white. That silvery purple color stretches almost to the eye and is extremely attractive to visitors. Women, women and even men can walk between the two flower beds or lie on the flowers to take photos. Some people even hire local photographers who are ready to serve for 100 yuan (about 400,000 VND) for 6 photos. When receiving photos, many people do not recognize themselves because their waists are too slim, their legs are too long, and the lavender flowers are too purple...
