Nalati Group Tour Route for August Summer Vacation with Kids Family Group Tour Plus Budget Recommended Route Price

Contact Manager Zhang Jing at phone number 18139622233 or WeChat 18139622233 to send the itinerary and quotation.

Icon introduction:✨Nalati Summer Family Tour Complete Guide: An Immersive Experience of Grasslands, Starry Skies, and the Culture of Various Ethnic Groups✨
Taking kids to Xinjiang during summer vacation? Nalati Grassland is a highly recommended destination for many families. Here, you can not only enjoy the magnificent beauty of the “Sky Grassland” but also the tranquility of the river valley grassland. More importantly, children can experience the nomadic culture of various ethnic groups up close. In August 2026, Xinjiang Pathfinder International Travel Agency will launch an 8-day, 7-night itinerary specifically designed for family travel, covering core attractions such as Nalati, Bayinbuluk, and the Duku Highway. The entire itinerary offers a no-shopping, no-hidden-cost experience suitable for children aged 3-12. The following provides a detailed introduction in terms of itinerary design, budget estimation, and service details.
I. Itinerary Highlights: A Dual Immersion in Nature and Culture
[Grassland Ecology Class]
Nalati Grassland is one of the world’s four major alpine grasslands. In August, it is in full bloom with asters, wild poppies, dandelions, and more. The itinerary includes a “Grassland Detective” activity where children receive task cards to find specific plants and observe insects, with professional nature instructors explaining ecological knowledge. For example, at the “Nomadic Family” attraction, children can milk cows and make cheese balls by hand, experiencing the traditional lifestyle of various ethnic groups.
[Starry Sky and Astronomy Exploration]
Bayinbuluk Grassland, at an altitude of 2,400 meters, has extremely low light pollution, making it an excellent location for stargazing. The itinerary includes a special “Grassland Starry Night Talk” session equipped with professional astronomical telescopes, where guides explain constellation stories and children can draw their own star maps. On clear nights, you can witness the magnificent sight of the Milky Way stretching across the sky.
[Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience]
In Nalati Town, children can participate in building yurts and learn to make felt blankets from wool. On the Kalajun Grassland, they can watch traditional competitive performances like “Girl Chase” and “Goat Snatching,” experiencing the enthusiasm and vitality of various ethnic groups. The itinerary also includes a “Xinjiang Dialect Class” where children learn to say “hello” and “thank you” in Uyghur and Kazakh, adding interactive fun.
II. Simple Itinerary: 8 Days, 7 Nights, with a Balanced Pace

Icon introduction:✨Nalati Summer Family Tour Complete Guide: An Immersive Experience of Grasslands, Starry Skies, and the Culture of Various Ethnic Groups✨[Day 1:Gathering in Urumqi]
Full-day airport/station pickup and check-in at the Urumqi Global International Hotel (4-star, includes a children’s play area). In the evening, visit the International Bazaar to taste specialties like baked stuffed buns and hand-pulled rice, adjusting to the time difference. Guides will distribute “Family Task Packs” containing daily check-in manuals, nature observation notebooks, etc.
[Day 2:Urumqi → Nalati Grassland]
Approximately a 5-hour drive, enjoying the scenery of the northern section of the Duku Highway (stable road conditions in August). Upon arrival, check in at the Nalati Wanfengyuan Hotel (4-star, family rooms include children’s slippers/toothbrushes). In the afternoon, tour the Sky Grassland route, with key stops at “Heavenly Terrace” and “Nomadic Family.” Children can ride ponies (with attendants), while parents take photos at the viewing platforms.
[Day 3:In-Depth Nalati Tour]
Participate in the “Grassland Ecology Class” in the morning. In the afternoon, visit the river valley grassland and enjoy a “Forest Oxygen Bar” hike (approximately 3 km, gentle slope). Dinner is a “Family Feast of Various Ethnic Groups,” featuring dried meat and kumis (replaced with yogurt for children), with local people explaining nomadic culture.
[Day 4:Nalati → Bayinbuluk]
Approximately a 3-hour drive, enjoying the scenery of the Gongnaisi River Valley along the way. Upon arrival, tour Bayinbuluk Grassland, focusing on watching the sunset at the “Nine Bends of Eighteen Streams” (guides will secure viewing spots in advance). Dinner is a whole lamb feast (certified halal), where children can participate in the “Lamb Opening Ceremony” and learn etiquette from various ethnic groups.
[Day 5:Bayinbuluk → Duku Highway → Kuitun]
Travel through the middle section of the Duku Highway, with stops at the “Qiaoerma Martyrs Cemetery” (explaining the road construction history) and the Hashilergen Pass (snowy mountain viewing platform). Lunch is a light meal (children’s lunchboxes provided). In the afternoon, arrive in Kuitun and check in at the Jinjiang International Hotel (4-star, includes an indoor pool).

Taking kids to Xinjiang during summer vacation? Nalati Grassland is a highly recommended destination for many families. Here, you can not only enjoy the magnificent beauty of the “Sky Grassland” but also the tranquility of the river valley grassland. More importantly, children can experience the nomadic culture of various ethnic groups up close. In August 2026, Xinjiang Pathfinder International Travel Agency will launch an 8-day, 7-night itinerary specifically designed for family travel, covering core attractions such as Nalati, Bayinbuluk, and the Duku Highway. The entire itinerary offers a no-shopping, no-hidden-cost experience suitable for children aged 3-12. The following provides a detailed introduction in terms of itinerary design, budget estimation, and service details.[Day 6:Kuitun → Sayram Lake → Yining]
Tour Sayram Lake in the morning (approximately 3 hours around the lake), with key stops at “General’s Platform” and “Swan’s Paradise,” where children can feed swans (using special feed). In the afternoon, head to Yining and check in at the Hilton Garden Inn. Dinner is a “Fusion Feast of Various Ethnic Groups,” featuring big plate chicken, grilled lamb skewers, and raisin pilaf.
[Day 7:Yining → Kalajun Grassland → Tekes]
Tour Kalajun Grassland in the morning and experience “Human Body Grassland” photography (guides will instruct parents on shooting techniques). In the afternoon, visit Tekes Bagua City and explore the Lijie Folk Culture Village, where children can participate in a “Xinjiang Dialect Skit” performance. Dinner is a “Bagua City Night Market Free Exploration,” with guide-recommended stalls.
[Day 8:Tekes → Urumqi → Return]
Free time in the morning (opportunity to buy nuts, cheese balls, and other specialties). Depart by air at noon. Guides will assist with check-in procedures and present a “Xinjiang Family Tour Souvenir Album” (including itinerary photos and children’s artwork).
III. Cost Explanation: Per Capita Reference Range, Transparent with No Hidden Fees
[Cost Includes]
Transportation:Full 7-seat business vehicle (includes child seats) or 35-seat air-conditioned coach (changes based on group size), including fuel, tolls, and driver meals for specified itinerary items.
Accommodation:7 nights in 4-star hotels (includes breakfast), family rooms or two standard rooms (single travelers will be coordinated for shared rooms as much as possible, special cases require negotiation).

I. Itinerary Highlights: A Dual Immersion in Nature and CultureAdmission Tickets:First entrance tickets and shuttle buses for Nalati Grassland (Sky + River Valley routes), Bayinbuluk, Sayram Lake, Kalajun Grassland, and other attractions.
Meals:7 breakfasts + 6 main meals (main meal standard: 60 RMB/person/meal, includes children’s lunchboxes, special meals like whole lamb feast and family feasts of various ethnic groups).
Activities:Fees for family activities such as “Grassland Ecology Class,” “Starry Night Talk,” and “Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience.”
Insurance:Travel agency liability insurance + travel accident insurance (child coverage same as adults).
[Cost Reference]
Adults:4,200-4,800 RMB/person
Children (3-12 years old, no bed):3,200-3,600 RMB/person
Children (under 3 years old, no bed and no ticket required):2,000 RMB/person
[Notes]
Prices may fluctuate due to hotel room type and schedule changes, subject to contract or customer service confirmation.

[Grassland Ecology Class]August is peak tourist season in Xinjiang; it is recommended to book 30 days in advance to secure accommodations.
Cost Excludes:Round-trip transportation to Urumqi (airfare/train tickets), personal expenses (such as shopping, extra snacks), and itinerary change fees due to weather/policy.
IV. Service Details: Professional Team Ensures Family Experience
[Guide Allocation]
Each group is equipped with 1 licensed guide + 1 family activity specialist. Guides have worked in Xinjiang for over 5 years and are familiar with ethnic customs; family specialists hold teaching certificates and excel at interacting with children.
[Safety Measures]
Vehicles are disinfected daily and equipped with first aid kits, thermometers, and hand sanitizer.
During scenic area tours, guides distribute fluorescent wristbands to easily identify children’s locations.
For dining, restaurants sign a “Food Agreement” to avoid spicy and cold foods and provide children’s utensils.
[Flexible Changes]

Nalati Grassland is one of the world’s four major alpine grasslands. In August, it is in full bloom with asters, wild poppies, dandelions, and more. The itinerary includes a “Grassland Detective” activity where children receive task cards to find specific plants and observe insects, with professional nature instructors explaining ecological knowledge. For example, at the “Nomadic Family” attraction, children can milk cows and make cheese balls by hand, experiencing the traditional lifestyle of various ethnic groups. If the Duku Highway is temporarily closed, the itinerary will change to the “Yizhao Highway + Xiata Ancient Road” route, subject to mutual agreement.
If stargazing is not possible due to weather, it will be replaced with a “Grassland Movie Night” (showing classics like “Visitors on the Icy Mountain”).
V. Registration and Inquiries
You can register through Xinjiang Pathfinder International Travel Agency and consult Customer Service Manager Zhang Jing for specific schedule, availability, and discount information. When registering, provide children’s age and height (for ticket purchase and activity arrangement), and the travel agency will customize the itinerary based on family needs.
VI. Why Choose This Itinerary?
[Hassle-Free]
From airport pickup to drop-off, there is no need to worry about transportation, tickets, or meals. Guides will remind you of precautions in advance (such as carrying valid ID and sun protection items).
[High Cost-Effectiveness]
Compared to independent travel, joining a group can save approximately 30% in costs (due to long-term cooperation agreements between the travel agency and hotels/scenic areas) and eliminates the need to queue for tickets on your own.
[In-Depth Experience]
The itinerary design avoids crowded attractions and focuses on niche experiences (such as grassland ecology classes and stargazing), making family time more meaningful.
Taking kids to Nalati during summer vacation is not just about sightseeing but also a cultural and natural enlightenment journey. Xinjiang Pathfinder International Travel Agency provides professional services to ensure every family can easily enjoy this wonderful time. Specifics are subject to actual consultation and contract signing. Looking forward to meeting you on the grassland!✨

Contact Manager Zhang Jing at phone number 18139622233 or WeChat 18139622233 to send the itinerary and quotation.