Aoluguya: Discover the Mysterious Reindeer Tribe

Aoluguya: Meet the Gentle Reindeer Tribe Stepping into Aoluguya is like entering a dreamland isolated from the world. In the morning, a thin mist shrouds the quiet forest. Walking along the winding path, the fresh scent of pine fills the air. The "cuoluozi" (conical tents) are scattered around, exuding a sense of simplicity and mystery. They are the crystallization of the wisdom of the Ewenki people's nomadic life. Inside, animal skins and birch bark utensils are neatly arranged, telling stories of the past. Not far away, reindeer graze leisurely or nuzzle up to people. Their antlers stretch out like branches. Touching their furry antlers, their gentle eyes seem to hide stories of the forest. Offer them a handful of moss, and they will peck at it lightly, instantly closing the gap between humans and nature. In the afternoon, visit the elderly Ewenki people and listen to them tell the legendary stories of their ancestors and reindeer in simple language. The songs passed down from generation to generation carry the memories of the nation in the wind. In the evening, bonfires are lit, illuminating the smiling faces of the people. Everyone holds hands and dances around the bonfire. The dance steps echo on the ground, dispelling the cold of the mountains and forests. The aroma of roasted venison fills the air. Take a bite, and the fresh flavor bursts on the tongue. Looking up, the vast starry sky is overhead, and the stars seem to be within reach. The night in Aoluguya is etched in the heart, becoming a gentle old dream that never ends.