彩虹布拉克

彩虹布拉克景區門票無需提前預約，可現場購買，建議通過其官方社交媒體平台（如抖音帳號）查詢當日表演時間表。景區內為深度還原影視場景，地面以自然沙石路為主，請穿著舒適防滑的徒步鞋。請勿隨意踩踏或移動為拍照設置的打卡道具（如小賣部物品、木牌標語等）。觀看哈薩克族非遺表演（如沃爾鐵克舞、冬不拉彈唱）時請保持禮貌，未經允許請勿使用閃光燈近距離拍攝表演者。景區部分區域信號較弱，建議提前下載電子地圖。請將所有垃圾帶至指定回收點，共同維護取景地的原始風貌。

Rainbow Bulak Scenic Area does not require advance ticket reservations; tickets can be purchased on-site. It is recommended to check the official social media account (e.g., Douyin) for the daily performance schedule. To authentically recreate the film and television scenes, the ground within the scenic area is primarily made of natural gravel paths. Please wear comfortable, non-slip hiking shoes. Do not tread on or move the photo props set up for visitors (such as items in the grocery store or wooden sign slogans). When watching Kazakh intangible cultural heritage performances (e.g., Wolterke Dance, Dombra performances), please be respectful and avoid using flash or taking close-up photos of performers without permission. As some areas of the scenic spot have weak信号, it is advisable to download electronic maps in advance. Please take all trash to designated回收 points to help maintain the original appearance of the filming location.

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彩虹布拉克位於新疆阿勒泰地區哈巴河縣齊巴爾鎮吉林新村，是電視劇《我的阿勒泰》的核心取景地，由此轉型為沉浸式影視文化體驗景區。景區完整保留了劇中「張鳳俠小賣部」「巴太樹」「返鄉大巴」等標誌性場景，並設有同款服裝道具租賃與台詞打卡點。遊客可在此體驗哈薩克族傳統非遺項目，如沃爾鐵克舞、冬不拉彈唱、馬術表演（姑娘追、叼羊）及手工藝製作，同時融入阿勒泰草原、沙丘與森林交織的自然景觀中，形成「影視IP+非遺文化+生態觀光」三位一體的特色文旅目的地。

Rainbow Bulak is located in Jilin New Village, Qiba'er Town, Hababe County, Altay Prefecture, Xinjiang. As the core filming location for the TV series To the Wonder, it has been transformed into an immersive film and television cultural experience site. The scenic area meticulously preserves iconic scenes from the series, such as "Zhang Fengxia's Grocery Store," "Batai's Tree," and the "Returning Coach," and offers costume and prop rentals as well as台词 check-in points. Visitors can experience traditional Kazakh intangible cultural heritage projects here, including the Wolterke Dance, Dombra performances, equestrian shows (such as "Kyz Kuu" and "Kokpar"), and handicraft workshops. Set against the natural landscape of Altay's grasslands, sand dunes, and forests, it forms a unique cultural tourism destination that integrates "film/TV IP + intangible cultural heritage + ecological tourism."

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