The last tear of the Atlantic

[Shit][Shit]Sarimu Lake in March-April, although it is still early spring, is already showing an astonishing spectacle. About 80 percent of the lake is still covered in ice, and sunlight shines through the ice, casting a sapphire-like glow. As the drone rises, overlooking this kingdom of ice and snow, you’ll notice that the ice cracks look like a huge work of art. [Shit][Shit] The surrounding Tianshan Mountains are covered with unmelted snow, ice blue and pure white intertwined, both cold and healing. And on the south shore, sporadic wildflowers have sprung up, small yellow and white flowers dotting the ice fields, appearing both stubborn and romantic. Although the large sea of ​​flowers has to wait until May, every moment here is full of anticipation. [Shit][Shit] Come to Sailimu Lake at this time, you can enjoy this tranquil ice lake alone. Less crowded view, no need to wait in line for the best seat. The February-only collision of blue ice and melting ice is more of a spectacle that can only be appreciated in early spring. And in terms of accommodation, the off-season prices at this time have further skyrocketed the value for money, experience the Kazakh-style herdsmen’s hut, and save enough money to binge on a meal of lamb skewers. [Victory][Victory] In short, early spring at Lake Sairim is a vivid picture for you to explore and discover its beauty.