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【Shenshan Jian · Nature Aesthetics Garden Homestay】—— A Slow-Paced Retreat in Northwest China At the foot of the snow-capped mountains in Baihaba, Northwest China, Shenshan Jian · Nature Aesthetics Garden Homestay stands quietly, blending natural beauty with comfortable living in perfect harmony. The exterior of the homestay follows the traditional structure of local Tuvan wooden cabins, seamlessly integrating with the surrounding forests and snowy landscapes. Inside, the minimalist design creates a serene atmosphere ideal for relaxation. We offer a variety of room types to meet the needs of different travelers: twin-bed rooms, twin-bed family rooms, cozy triple-bed rooms, and bunk-bed family rooms. Each room is equipped with thoughtful amenities such as a washing machine, underfloor heating, and a smart toilet, ensuring a warm and convenient stay in the heart of nature. A few minutes’ walk along the wooden plank path behind the homestay leads to a viewing platform, an ideal spot for admiring the sunrise and gazing across the border into Kazakhstan and the distant snow-capped mountains. The homestay features a restaurant and a café, serving warm hotpot meals, specialty noodles, and a variety of other dishes. In the afternoon, you can relax on the café terrace, savoring a specially brewed coffee or a delicate afternoon tea while taking in the breathtaking view of the snow-covered peaks. In spring and summer, Baihaba is lush with greenery; in autumn, it transforms into a vibrant oil painting; and in winter, it becomes a pure, fairy-tale snowscape. At Shenshan Jian · Nature Aesthetics Garden Homestay, every season offers its own unique charm. We look forward to welcoming you!

Dombra Designer Resort Homestay: A Poetic Retreat on the Border of Baihaba Nestled in Baihaba Village, renowned as the "Number One Village in Northwest China," the Dombra Designer Resort Homestay is like a hidden gem among the mountains. It skillfully blends modern design aesthetics with the traditional architectural wisdom of the Tuwa people, offering a poetic sanctuary for travelers seeking the beauty of the borderlands. The homestay is located within the Baihaba Scenic Area on the China-Kazakhstan border, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, forests, and grasslands. Its structure, built from logs, retains the rustic charm of traditional log cabins, while the interior design showcases modern comforts—fully equipped smart home devices, smart toilets, electric fireplaces, and more are all available, ensuring guests enjoy both a rustic atmosphere and contemporary convenience. Some rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows that bring the snowy peaks, forests, or starry skies indoors. At night, guests can gaze up at the dazzling Milky Way through glass roofs—a standout feature of the homestay. The homestay deeply explores local cultural elements, drawing inspiration from details such as the Dombra instrument, and offers rich experiences based on the "homestay+" concept. Guests can participate in unique activities around the homestay, such as learning ethnic dances at bonfire parties or strolling to the China-Kazakhstan Border Grand Canyon to experience the marvel of being "just a step away" from another country. As a representative design masterpiece within the Baihaba homestay cluster, the Dombra Designer Resort Homestay is not just a place to rest during a journey but an ideal space for immersing oneself in the four-season landscape of Baihaba and experiencing the poetic life on the border. Whether seeking the literary inspiration found in My Altay or exploring the pristine scenery of the Kanas region, this homestay promises to create unforgettable borderland memories.

Nestled in Baihaba, hailed as the "Village of the Northwest", this homestay sits in a border valley on the southern foot of the Altai Mountains. Backed by rolling snow-capped peaks, it is enveloped by virgin pine and birch forests. This unspoiled village has been home to the Tuvan people for generations. Log cabins scatter across the hamlet, and yards enclosed by wooden fences exude the primitive folk charm of northern Xinjiang. It is a paradise for horse riding, road trips and landscape photography. The homestay features local signature log decor with outstanding natural lighting. Floor-to-ceiling windows deliver sweeping views; step out onto your balcony, and you’ll gaze straight out at birch woods and grasslands. All rooms come with private bathrooms, 24-hour hot water, high-thread-count cotton linens and blackout curtains, offering soft, cozy bedding and a quiet, tidy space. The Tuvan village is right on your doorstep, making this the perfect stay for short stopovers or long-term slow travel.