Great spectacle of color-changing lake The Lake Kanas is famous for its changing colors.The color of the water changes several times in a day,from dark green to sky blue,then to gray and white.The long bean-shaped lake reflects the surrounding snowcapped mountains.In autumn,it presents a picturesque landscape of forests in a riot of colors with gold,red,blue and green,which excites your sights and senses Thousand-meter long bank with withered trees On the lakeside are lots of withered trees whose branches are interlocked. Carried by strong wind or waves into the lake,these dead trees strangely flow against the current to the lake's north end and pile up in the upper reaches.With of dead trees came into being, The Tuvans (Tuwa people),a Mongolian tribe A Mongolian tribe called Tuvans lives on the south bank of the Lake Kanas. Believing in Lamaism,it is a valiant ethic minority with a long history.Tuwa people speak Turkish,resembling the language of Kazakh,and live on hunting have a special folk custom. The practices of the Tuvans and ountains rock-paintings have been attracting explorers and travel this area for decades. The Nadam Fair Between July and August,the area around Lake Kanas is filled with locals who come for the Nadam Fair.They buy and sell handicrafts and take part in local festival activities including a rather bizarre sport known as Sheep Tussling Great spectacle of color-changing lake The Lake Kanas is famous for its changing colors. The color of the water changes several times in a day, from dark green to sky blue, then to gray and white. The long bean-shaped lake reflects the surrounding snowcapped mountains. In autumn, it presents a picturesque landscape of forests in a riot of colors with gold, red, blue and green, which excites your sights and senses. Thousand-meter long bank with withered trees On the lakeside are lots of withered trees whose branches are interlocked. Carried by strong wind or waves into the lake, these dead trees strangely flow against the current to the lake's north end and pile up in the upper reaches. With the elapse of time, a thousand-meter-long dike of dead trees came into being, forming a rare spectacle. The Tuvans (Tuwa people), a Mongolian tribe A Mongolian tribe called Tuvans lives on the south bank of the Lake Kanas. Believing in Lamaism, it is a valiant ethic minority with a long history. Tuwa people speak Turkish, resembling the language of Kazakh, and live on hunting and graze. They also have a special folk custom. The practices of the Tuvans and Altai Mountains rock-paintings have been attracting explorers and travelers to this area for decades. The Nadam Fair Between July and August, the area around Lake Kanas is filled with locals who come for the Nadam Fair. They buy and sell handicrafts and take part in local festival activities including a rather bizarre sport known as Sheep Tussling