Choosing the right place to stay in Nalati means half the success of your trip!

Share the memories while they're fresh, or you'll forget them soon 😆😆🤩🥳 The night after being scolded by my boss, my bestie sent me a photo of Xinjiang, and we impulsively booked flights right then—no itinerary, no plan, just pure spontaneity. By the next day, we were already at the airport when my boss texted asking why I wasn’t at work. LOL 😜😜😜 Our route took us straight to Nalati after landing in Urumqi. With limited time, we skipped other destinations. Since it was a last-minute trip, we didn’t rush to book accommodations, staying at different homestays for six nights—each booked just the night before. But if you're traveling in June, better book early to snag your dream room at a good price! 🌟Top Recommendation: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 **Sixteen Windows Holiday Homestay (2 nights)** This newly opened homestay (April this year) was so amazing we extended our stay. The restaurant had such a cozy vibe, and at night, there was a grand bonfire performance—dining there with live music was pure relaxation. The courtyard was lush with flowers and greenery, perfect for snapping gorgeous photos. Nalati taught me that some landscapes can’t be rushed. This time, we skipped the tourist spots and, on the homestay owner’s recommendation, visited a hidden gem—completely free! At checkout, the front desk even gifted us exclusive Nalati cultural souvenirs, letting us "take Xinjiang home." Throughout the trip, the warmth and hospitality of the staff made it unforgettable. The real journey isn’t just about breathtaking scenery—it’s about the kindness you encounter along the way! 💝 🏕 Yili’s beauty hides in its vast wildflower fields deep in the mountains. Skip the semi-commercialized attractions and embrace the untouched wilderness—where the forests and grasslands greet you with open arms. 🏜 May you, too, find healing in Yili’s slow-paced, soul-soothing landscapes!