Our Privacy Statement & Cookie Policy

By continuing to browse our site you agree to our use of cookies, revised Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. You can change your cookie settings through your browser.

I agree

A soul-refreshing journey to Altay

CGTN

Kazakh herders, driving their cattle and sheep, migrate towards the autumn pastures as the weather turns cold in Altay, Xinjiang. /CFP
Kazakh herders, driving their cattle and sheep, migrate towards the autumn pastures as the weather turns cold in Altay, Xinjiang. /CFP

Kazakh herders, driving their cattle and sheep, migrate towards the autumn pastures as the weather turns cold in Altay, Xinjiang. /CFP

The stunning beauty of Altay in Xinjiang has once again captivated numerous viewers with the airing of "To the Wonder," a Chinese mini-series set in the pristine region.

A view of Kanas Lake in Altay, Xinjiang /CFP
A view of Kanas Lake in Altay, Xinjiang /CFP

A view of Kanas Lake in Altay, Xinjiang /CFP

Based on Chinese writer Li Juan's essay collection "My Altay," the eight-episode series explores the themes of appreciating nature and self-discovery, with an added touch of humor.

An aerial view of Hemu Village in Altay, Xinjiang /CFP
An aerial view of Hemu Village in Altay, Xinjiang /CFP

An aerial view of Hemu Village in Altay, Xinjiang /CFP

Its portrayal of the region's natural beauty and the resilience of its people has sparked a desire in many to visit Altay.

Camels graze in a pasture in Altay, Xinjiang /CFP
Camels graze in a pasture in Altay, Xinjiang /CFP

Camels graze in a pasture in Altay, Xinjiang /CFP

Additionally, "To the Wonder" made history as the first Chinese long-form drama series selected for the Canneseries (The Cannes International Series Festival) Long Form Competition.

A view of Baihaba Village in Altay, Xinjiang /IC
A view of Baihaba Village in Altay, Xinjiang /IC

A view of Baihaba Village in Altay, Xinjiang /IC

Search Trends