Where the heart leads, the Pamirs in Xinjiang, an extremely beautiful picture scroll left by God!

You may have visited the beautiful northern Xinjiang and traveled across the north and south of Tianshan Mountain; you may have been to deserts and Gobi deserts and seen meadows and lakes. But if you haven't been to the Pamirs, then your trip to Xinjiang must be incomplete. In the faraway Xinjiang, there is an enchanting place. That is the Pamirs, a roof of the world full of mystery and charm. "Pamirs" means "roof" in Tajik. Here, it is both barren and fertile, both desolate and livable, both harsh and warm, both detestable and charming. It exhausts your imagination and suddenly enlightens you inadvertently. The mysterious Kunlun Mountains run across the western territory of China. They are the ancestor of all mountains and the king of all mountains. They are the real backbone of the Chinese land. The legends in "Shan Hai Jing" add a touch of mystery to it. Father of Icebergs, Muztagh Ata, has a soft and thick mountain body. The perfect round dome shape dominates the mountains. This is a paradise for mountaineers. During the mountaineering season every year, the Bulunkou meadow at the foot of the peak is full of brave challengers. The Karakoram Highway, one of the "top ten dangerous highways in the world", is also a symbol of friendship between China and Pakistan. From Kashgar to Khunjerab Pass, the long journey is full of towering peaks, snow-capped mountains everywhere, beautiful lakes and crisscrossed river beaches. The plateau scenery is infinite. Every step brings a new view, which is amazing. There is also the Tasha Ancient Road where Xuanzang returned from his pilgrimage to the east. It is a magical and secret path that has been preserved for thousands of years in southern Xinjiang. Along the Taxkorgan River in the Kunlun Mountains, as you move forward, it is like traveling through a time tunnel and feeling the vicissitudes of thousands of years. And the recently popular Panlong Ancient Road is like a huge swimming dragon hovering on the plateau at an altitude of about 4,100 meters. Many curves exceed 180 degrees or even reach 270 degrees. The dark asphalt pavement is perfectly combined with the colorful mountain body. In the distance, the continuous snow-capped mountains accompany it, forming a unique "electrocardiogram" in the Kunlun Mountains. The Pamirs not only have magnificent natural landscapes but also have rich cultural customs. The Tajiks living on the eastern Pamirs are known as "eagles of the Pamirs" and are symbols of freedom, courage, strength, and fearlessness. They are good at singing and dancing. When the sun shines on the vast grassland and the music plays, the young men and women of the Tajik ethnic group will dance cheerfully. The enthusiastic atmosphere makes people intoxicated. Here is Muztagh Ata, which symbolizes beautiful love. Its eternal glaciers tell of the constancy of love. The water of Karakul Lake is cold. The color changes unpredictably throughout the day. It complements the snow-capped mountains and glaciers and is extremely beautiful. In early spring, apricot blossoms are in full bloom all over the mountains, and the fragrance is everywhere. The starry sky in Wacha Township is even more stunning and shocking. Under the ancient Stone City, A La'er Golden Grassland is rich in water and grass and full of flocks and herds. At sunset, the tender green grass turns into a vast golden carpet, beautiful and charming. Stepping on the Pamirs is like starting a visual feast and spiritual baptism. Here, you will encounter many stories and harvest countless landscapes. Every arrival is like experiencing a touch of the soul. This magical land is waiting for your exploration. Let's walk into the Pamirs and feel its unique charm!