Ever dreamed of an epic road trip? Imagine a herd of 200,000 animals traversing the stunning grasslands instead of cars 🚗💨🐑. On September 1, herdsmen in Habahe County, in the Chinese mainland's Altay region, kicked off their annual migration to winter pastures.
This isn’t just a beautiful spectacle near Kanas Lake and Baihaba National Forest Park—it’s a smart move for sustainable grazing. Moving livestock away from busy summer grounds gives the grass a breather to regrow and stay healthy 🌱✨.
Along the migration route, rolling hills, crystal lakes, and dusty trails create a visual feast. Picture endless green carpets, dust clouds trailing behind galloping horses, and that golden-hour glow on mountain peaks—pure #naturegoals.
For the herdsmen, who come from five towns around Habahe, this tradition is more than work—it’s community in motion. Generations have passed down this practice, blending cultural wisdom with smart land management to protect the pasturelands 🏞️💚.
Next time you scroll through travel blogs or Insta stories, consider these grassland vibes. Real-life adventures aren’t always about city skylines—sometimes the best stories move with the herd!
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
