What is the living condition of Chaka Salt Lake?

What is the living condition of Chaka Salt Lake?

Is there a place to live in Chaka Salt Lake?

Have a place to live.

Chaka Salt Lake has a place to live. There is a youth hostel in Chaka Salt Lake Scenic Area, and Chaka Town is about 5km north of the scenic area. There are hotels and youth hostels in Chaka town, and both of them can stay. In addition, if conditions permit, you can camp around the salt lake.

Where is the most suitable place to live in Chaka Salt Lake?

It is recommended to live in Heima River.

There are few accommodation options and facilities near Chaka Salt Lake, especially in the peak season. Therefore, it is recommended to stay in Heima River, 70 kilometers away from Chaka Salt Lake. It is the best place to watch the sunrise in Qinghai Lake. You can get up early to watch the sunrise.

In Heima River, you can stay in a hotel on the street or in a tent yurt by the river. Accommodation conditions are generally good and the price is not expensive.

How to get to Heima River from Chaka Salt Lake?

Walk or take a taxi from Chaka Salt Lake Scenic Area to Chaka Town, and then directly stop a car from the roadside of Chaka Town or carpool to Heima River. The journey is about 1 hour, and the fare is 10 yuan.

How much is the accommodation in Chaka Salt Lake?

It depends on where to live and what specifications.

Accommodation prices in Tea Country and Heimahe River are not very expensive. Generally speaking, standard rooms are around 150 yuan, and tents and youth hostels may cost only tens of yuan a night.

Bolivia Sky Mirror: The scenery is beautiful, so you can stay in a salt hotel. The reserves of salt and lithium rank first in the world.

The Uyuni salt marsh in Bolivia is known as the top ten most magical scenic spots in the world, so it is called the mirror of the sky?

The picture above is the mirror of the sky. We took it in a salt lake in Qinghai. If this is a miniature version of the sky mirror, how beautiful is the world-class sky mirror? Where is it?

The unique mirror of the sky in the world is in Bolivia, a small country in South America. The mirror of the sky is actually just another name, a realistic description of a unique landscape. Its real name is Uyuni Salt Marsh, which is essentially the same as Chaka Salt Lake in China.

Uni salt marsh is located in the south of Bolivia, South America, on the plateau at an altitude of 3656 meters. The salt marsh is 150km long and 130km wide, with a total area of10000km2, which is about 1/3 of the area of Hainan Island. This is the largest salt-covered wasteland in the world, which was formed by the drying up of the ancient Qinming Lake.

Every winter (dry season, July to 10), a common salt source appears here: the lake dries up, leaving a hard shell of salt-based minerals with a thickness of 10 m in the middle. The total salt reserves here are about 65 billion tons, enough for people all over the world to eat for thousands of years.

At this time, the Uyuni salt marsh can no longer be called a swamp, because there is no water, and the surface of the dry salt layer has formed a regular pattern, which is quite shocking. But this is not the fundamental reason why it is famous.

The peak of Yuni salt marshes only appears in summer every year, that is, the rainy season from 65438+February to 65438+ 10 in South America. The continuous injection of a large amount of rain finally turned it into a shallow lake. When there is no wind after the rain, the lake does not move, copying the sky honestly like a mirror. Friends who have been to the plateau know that the sky there is blue, the clouds are big and white, and it looks fake and changeable. Such a sky itself can easily surprise city residents, not to mention the reflection of the lake, which directly doubles the shock.

As a result, the mirror of the sky attracted tourists from all over the world after it was built in the Uyuni salt marsh.

Because its open area is extremely smooth (covered with shallow water), extremely flat (with little difference in elevation) and the earth's reflectivity is extremely high, uyuni is also an ideal place to test and calibrate the earth.

If you want to see the spectacular sight of the celestial mirror, you can only visit it from 65438+February to 65438+1October of the following year. However, the dry season also has its unique charm. Although we can't copy our own photos, we can happily take all kinds of misplaced photos here.

We made a China GT; Use salt blocks. Since it's in a waterless sky mirror, I think it's better to be a mirror, haha.

In the middle of the salt marsh, there is another place called Island. This island is named because it looks like a fish. The island is an important resting place on the way through the Uyuni salt marsh, which should not be missed. The island is covered with giant cacti, the tallest of which is almost twice the height of an adult man! It is said that it has a history of thousands of years, and it feels exquisite.

It should be noted that there are only some local specialty shops on Fish Island, and there are no accommodation facilities. Littering is strictly prohibited.

This is where we rest at noon.

If not, don't give up taking more commemorative photos in the restaurant made of salt blocks.

For the sake of safety, almost all tourists who travel to Uyuni Salt Marsh must choose to join a tour group (once lost, it is almost a dead end in a deserted place). At noon, there is a small house with tables and chairs made of salt, but no food is provided. The guide will prepare delicious food for us.

As Uyuni Salt Marsh is a natural salt field, local residents are experts in salt mining. Locals often build many small salt piles of about 1 m to bask in the sun, or cut them into cubes of tens of centimeters to 1 m with axes.

These crude salts are not only sent to nearby refineries for processing, but also used as building materials for houses. This is about to mention the local world-famous salt hotel.

Locals use the hard salt layer formed by the lake in dry season to process it into thick salt bricks, and then build salt houses. Except the roof, doors and windows, all the furniture in the salt room, including beds, tables, chairs, etc. They are all made of salt blocks (the picture shows the salt hotel where we stayed).

Sleeping at the Salt Hotel for one night is one of the most anticipated things when we go to uyuni.

Finally, I want to stay This photo shows the interior of our guest room. The room is very big. As far as we can see, everything except the quilt is made of salt.

Look at the details of the sofa, this is the real salt system!

The women in the village couldn't help licking the wall for the first time without me, but it was bitter and astringent and almost vomited. Curiosity not only kills cats, but also makes people vomit.

However, if you think that the value of Uyuni Salt Marsh is really limited to salt, it is too simple.

Under the dazzling white salt flats in uyuni, there is a huge metal resource-lithium. That's right. What metal lithium is used in its lithium battery? The energy crisis has led countries to study electric vehicles desperately, and the biggest obstacle is the shortage of lithium. According to the estimation of the US Geological Survey, the lithium reserves in the Uyuni salt marsh are staggering, accounting for almost half of the global lithium reserves.

If these lithium mineral resources are fully developed, Bolivia, a poor country in South America, can achieve an instant counterattack, and its wealth can rival that of Saudi Arabia, a giant in the Middle East!

Therefore, the Uyuni salt marsh is not only a beautiful tourist attraction.