Yijia Wilderness Luxury Resort,Wusun Mountains

The hotel is located at the foot of Wusun Mountain in Bagua City, Tekes County, surrounded by mountains. Here, the legendary 'Four Divine Beasts' are celebrated, with protection from the Four Divine Beast Mountains: the Azure Dragon on the left, the White Tiger on the right, the Vermilion Bird in front, and the Black Tortoise behind. The hotel backs onto Xuanwu Mountain, making it a feng shui treasure for year-round travel. Situated at an altitude of over 900 meters, the hotel occupies a high position with broad views. From the rooftop, guests can enjoy panoramic views of the Four Divine Beast Mountains, overlook the dazzling night lights of Bagua City, and in the southern direction, appreciate the snow-covered Tianshan Mountains all year round. To the north, the Akta Grassland Scenic Area, a well-known site of Wusun Mountain in Tekes County, offers seasonal scenery changes throughout the year. The hotel is a 30-minute drive from the Karajun 5A Scenic Area, 1.5 hours from Yining Airport and Yili Railway Station, and 30 minutes from Zhaosu Airport, making transportation convenient. The hotel is a cultural establishment in Tekes County, built around Wusun Mountain folk culture, covering an area of 11 acres. Guest rooms include scenic rooms, garden rooms, family rooms, and deluxe suites starting from 32 square meters, equipped with mousse mattresses, TOTO smart toilets and bathtubs, 65-inch ultra HD digital TVs, dry and wet separate bathrooms, panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows, and children's toys. Additionally, the hotel offers a rooftop hot spring pool, gym, laundry facilities, cultural exhibition hall, and free rental of ethnic costumes. The hotel has seven private dining rooms with specialty cuisine as well as a breakfast and afternoon tea restaurant. In the courtyard, there is a Wusun Mountain rockery, a water play area, leisure and resting spaces, and check-in play areas. The surrounding area provides opportunities for hiking, cycling, outdoor camping, and garden harvesting. There are over 50 parking spaces and a campsite on and around the property, making self-driving trips worry-free. Tekes is the summer capital of the ancient Wusun Kingdom, a place where Wusun culture and I Ching culture intersect. During the Western Han Dynasty, the Han princesses Xijun and Jieyou brought the Han people to live here. The local people of various ethnic groups have lived in harmony, mingled, and flourished over generations. As Confucius explained in the I Ching’s Tai hexagram, 'When heaven and earth interact, all things communicate; when the upper and lower interact, their intentions are aligned.' This land, protected by Wusun Mountain, is worth exploring for natural landscapes and historical and cultural sites. We look forward to the hotel becoming your preferred choice for travel and accommodation.