Banlange Grassland

　　The Banlange Grassland in Wulukasay Township is 130 kilometers from the county seat. It is classified as a winter pasture, spanning an area of 45,000 mu. With an altitude ranging from 3,500 to 3,800 meters, the grassland is primarily covered with vegetation such as Artemisia nanschanica, Stipa capillata, Astragalus, woolly plants, and wild onions. The area enjoys convenient transportation, and along the way you can spot marmots playing, rabbits hopping, yaks galloping, snowcocks spreading their wings, and partridges (also known as "guagua chickens") resting. Endless blue skies and clouds within reach form a stunning alpine landscape.

　　In late spring, flowers bloom everywhere, accompanied by birdsong and fragrant scents; in early summer, streams babble and the weather is cool—galloping on horseback offers thrilling excitement and an authentic taste of herders’ life. During the peak of summer’s heat, visitors often come here to escape the heat, gather, and have picnics. In the golden autumn, the land yields abundant and delicious fruits, and the hospitable herders serve up distinctive local flavors that make you want to stay forever. The white yurts, like brocaded snow lotuses embroidered on a green carpet, offer travelers a place to rest and recover, allowing you to immerse yourself in exotic charm.