草原部落乌孙王帐

20230721 afternoon: 1. "Wusun Ancient Site" is located in the 5A scenic spot "Narathi". Narathi is a high mountain grassland scenic belt located at the eastern end of the Ili River Valley, "South of the Yangtze River outside the Great Wall" in the hinterland of Tianshan Mountains. It is known as the "paradise on earth". It covers an area of ​​1,012 square kilometers and integrates grasslands, forests, valleys, and ethnic customs. It is rich in animal and plant resources, beautiful scenery, and a wide variety of playable projects. It is a good place for scenic photography, fitness and leisure, and exotic experience. The scenic area was developed in 1999 and consists of five major routes: "Valley Grassland", "Sky Grassland", "Panlong Valley", "Tian Shentai", and "Wolta Jiaota". Many local customs and festivals and modern exhibitions are held throughout the year. Narathi is the filming location for TV series such as "The Qin Empire", "Ever Night", the new version of "The Twins", and "The Legend of the Sea". ① Address: National Highway 218, Narathi Town, Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. ② Transportation: No bus, easy to park by car ③ Peak season: summer. ④ Duration: 1-2 days. 2. The river valley grassland route is the main east-west route of the scenic area, connected to the other 4 routes. This route runs from the West Gate Visitor Center to the "Panlongsong Crossroads" and passes through the Wusun Ruins. 3. Wusun Ruins: A landscape built with the culture of the Wusun Kingdom living in this area during the Han Dynasty as the theme. In the early Han Dynasty, the Wusun Kingdom, the Yuezhi, and the Xiongnu were the three strongest forces in the Western Regions. Later, the Xiongnu was the only one, but was defeated by the Han army during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (156-87 BC). It was not until the second year of the Shenque period of the Western Han Dynasty (60 BC) that Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty established the "Western Regions Protectorate" in Xinjiang. This area began to be controlled by the Central Plains dynasty and incorporated into the territory of China. The central landscape of this area, "Nalati Film and Television City", is a replica of the Wusun state camp. Inside the big tent in the center of the village, the throne of the Wusun leader is extremely spectacular and domineering. It is a must-see photo spot and a performance venue. There are 6 performances every day at 11:10/12:00/13:00/16:00/17:00/18:00, and the ticket price is 30 yuan (but I didn't see any performance when I arrived at 18:05 that day, and the performance information at the entrance of the village may be outdated). Behind the big tent is the dormitory, and the furnishings have delicately restored the home furnishings of the Han Dynasty. The military camp layout around the big tent is fully utilized by merchants as entertainment projects, such as archery, wire acting, clothing rental, etc. The authenticity of the props in the film and television city is far greater than that of ordinary attractions. Near the film and television city, there are also totem pole corridors (the two rows of totem poles are spectacular, similar to the "Shinto" of the Central Plains imperial tombs, with a pair of Wusun guards in the front row, which is a photo spot), "Grassland Stone Men" (3,000 years old, with a man on the left and a woman on the right, guarding the tomb, facing the east. The mound with many stones in the distance must be the Wusun Tomb), a honey shop (the beekeeping sculptures outside the house are beautiful and are a photo spot), and "Spring Breeze Pavilion" (a small pavilion surrounded by gorgeous wild flowers and green grass, very quiet).