The journey to Shimbrak requires traversing canyons and forests, gradually moving towards the amazing alpine scenery in front of you. The resort itself combines modern comfort equipment with traditional Kazakh cultural charm, providing customers with brand new skiing senses.
Shimbrak is also known for its long ski trails, some of which even stretch for several kilometers and can also experience cross-country skiing. The local dry climate also ensures a rich amount of powder snow. Visitors can climb the mountain, enjoy the views of the Tianshan Mountains in front of them, and enjoy the most unforgettable mountain landscape in the world.
Despite its remote location, the transportation to Himbrak is surprisingly convenient and is indeed an attractive skiing choice for those who want to try adventure but don’t want to sacrifice comfort.
5. Nisegomori, Japan
The Niseko region of Japan is known for its excellent snow quality and is a favorite ski resort for many ski enthusiasts. This is a large resort that brings together famous ski resorts such as Garden Resort, Birov Resort, Nisega Village Resort, and Annupuri Resort. However, compared with the surrounding bustling facilities, the secludedness of the Yakuro Resort is particularly prominent.
Niseko's Yayi is located in the most hidden area of Hokkaido, providing visitors with the most private skiing experience. To get to the resort, you will first drive through snow-covered forests and countryside, away from the crowded cities in Japan. When you arrive at the algae, you will find the most pristine hills, sparse crowds, and a truly quiet natural atmosphere. The Algae Resort itself is not large, but its high-end snow quality and beautiful scenery can make up for everything, making the long-distance ski trip worth the fare.
6. The Leñas, Argentina
The Las Lenias Valley is located in the southern part of Mendoza, Argentina's wine capital, and is about 4 hours' drive away. With a maximum altitude of 3,430 meters and a lowest area of 2,200 meters, it is a spectacular ski resort with vertical ski trails, of which 67% (about 35 kilometers) of snow trails are black ski trails (note: difficult ski trails), surrounded by mountains with a height of more than 4,000 meters.
