Nestled in the Altay region of northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Hemu Village is known as the most beautiful Tuvan settlement in China and one of the last three remaining Tuvan villages. The village preserves the cultural heritage and historical landscape of the Tuvans: log cabins dot the valley, while morning smoke drifts gently from chimneys, mingling with murmuring streams and the surrounding forests. For generations, the Tuvans have lived a pastoral life, riding horses across grasslands and woodlands in harmony with nature. In autumn, as the forests blaze with color, the village transforms into a timeless fairy-tale scene.