Xinjiang Travel Notes || Zhaosu Racecourse, Horse Racing Female Man

Xiata🚗🚗🚗Tianma Cultural Park

📍Zhaosu County, Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture

Journey to Northern Xinjiang

Nine out of ten times I spend on the road

Although very tired

But I really like this feeling of being on the road

There are expectations and the most beautiful scenery along the way.

I found a very refreshing path on the way

So 👇

Heading towards the racecourse!

🏇Name of attraction: Tianma Cultural Tourism Park

📍Attraction address: 𝟮𝟮𝟬 kilometers west of the provincial road in Zhaosu County, Yili

⏰Play time: half a day of horse riding

👯‍♀️Recommended ways to play: watch equestrianism, watch famous horses, ride horses, and bet on horses with your friends ()

✔️Zhaosu Tianma Plaza has 50,000 acres of vast grassland. This is the Western Region Racecourse, where you can see famous horses from all over the world. The horses here are really good!

✔️The Zhaosu Tianma Festival will last from July to early October. During the festival, you can see the famous scene of thousands of horses galloping. This year it is said to open on July 14th. We missed it, friends coming in July don’t miss it!

✔️Equestrian performances are held at noon 12:00 and around 17:30 pm (the specific time depends on the arrangement of the scenic spot and may change). The horse racing performance in front of the snow-capped mountains is really shocking! 🐎🏇🏇

✔️Fees related

Taking photos while riding the world’s famous horses ¥𝟯𝟬𝟬/time

Riding an Ili horse with one saddle ¥𝟭𝟬𝟬/time

Experience riding ¥𝟱𝟬/time (It takes about 30 minutes to ride around. Because they are all horse racing, there are still dangers. The racecourse will provide each person with a professional instructor.)

It's really cool to change into professional clothes.

When I was riding a horse, I told the coach nervously: "Coach, there shouldn't be any danger. It's my first time riding a horse, so I'm a little scared." The coach comforted me in non-standard Chinese: "Little beauty, you are safe with me."

The coach is a Kazakh uncle. He is simple and honest, doesn't talk much, and smiles shyly. He has dark skin and looks very Kazakh (I wanted to take a photo with him, but I was so excited about riding that I forgot about it)