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Hemu Village     posted on 18th of november, 2008


Hemu Village, located in North Xinjiang, China. It has been ranked by China National Geography as one of the six most beautiful villages in China. It will be arround golden birch wood trees in deep autumn on September, like heaven.



Best time to visit
Due to the long winter in the area, Hemu is open for tour only from June to October every year. The best time to visit is mid-May to June for its mountain blossom and fress grass before they are eatten by goats and cow; and September for its colourful autumn scenery. July and Augst are holidays and are crowded by local Chinese tourists.


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Comments (2)

very pleasure you like it. :-) - posted by Magicfanfan on November 19, 2008
very nice, beautiful :) - posted by Xuujie on November 19, 2008

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