Visiting Ili at the end of September is a good choice.
Charming Scenery: At the end of September, although some grasslands in Ili have turned yellow or been harvested, the overall charm remains. At this time, Ili, especially the Kurdining Scenic Area, is immersed in deep autumn colors. The leaves of trees such as aspen, birch, wild apricot, and poplar are colorful, with golden yellow, bright red, and orange hues intertwining, creating a breathtaking view.
In addition, natural landscapes such as grasslands, lakes, and snow-capped mountains each have their unique characteristics, making people reluctant to leave.
Pleasant Climate: At the end of September, Ili has a moderate climate with an average temperature of around 15°C. Tourists can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the grassland without worrying about high temperatures or cold weather.
However, due to the large temperature difference between morning and night, it is recommended that tourists bring sufficient warm clothing.
Excellent Travel Experience: The end of September is the off-season for tourism in Ili, with relatively fewer tourists, affordable accommodation prices, and smooth transportation, allowing for a more peaceful and comfortable travel experience.
In addition, due to the fewer tourists, visitors can more deeply experience the local customs and the pristine grassland.
Rich Folk Activities: At the end of September, the folk activities on the Ili grasslands are also colorful. Tourists can watch traditional ethnic sports competitions such as horse racing, wrestling, and archery, and also taste delicious ethnic cuisine, such as roasted whole sheep, hand-grabbed meat, and pilaf.
In summary, visiting Ili at the end of September not only allows you to enjoy the enchanting autumn scenery and abundant natural landscapes, but also provides a comfortable travel experience and unique folk activities. Therefore, the end of September is a great time to visit Ili.