About 80 kilometers from the world's second highest peak, Qiaogeli, there is a small village called Kululu. All climbers from the Chinese direction to climb the Jogori peak must first arrive here, then ride a camel and set off from the village of Kululu. Walking hard in the sky, after crossing the 4,720-meter-high Agradda, you enter the Kulai River. The snow-blowns, the Stangel, and the Tramukanli Glacier in the Karakoram Mountains are all developed in the Klein River. Upstream, and finally from this into the Jogori peak base camp sound red beach. The residents of Bullu Village are mainly Kirgiz, with about 60 households in the village. The population is small and there have been few changes in the past few decades. The honest and simple Kirgiz people silently guard their homeland, while also silently guarding the borders and tranquility of the motherland. Most of the young people in the village are now guards. Korke Dai women's clothing, the more difficult the conditions feel, the more the color of the costumes shine. The early villagers mainly planted barley and grazing. Later, because of the mountaineering enthusiasts, many villagers formed a camel team to transport mountaineering enthusiasts and mountaineering equipment to the mountaineering base of Jogori. According to statistics, there are about 170 camels in the village, which are divided into 8 groups. The village committees arrange the rotation of mountaineering materials in a unified manner, giving people a feeling of socialism. Although the village of Kruler is only 80 km from the Jogori peak, but from the Kruler village to the base camp, the camel team takes 15 days to go back and forth.