Geographical environment of Husha Lake in Yulong

Yulong Hu Sha Tourist Resort is located in wudan Town, Wengniute Banner, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia, a national AAAA scenic spot, 20 kilometers away from Chifeng City/kloc-0. Wudan Town, where the flag government is located, is connected with the scenic spot through a three-stage oil road. Yulong Hu Sha Resort in wudan Town integrates desert, sand, Gu Song, rocks, peaks, wetlands, grasslands and lakes. 50,000 mu of grassland is connected with the endless Horqin sandy land. There are clear springs in the sand and lakes in the desert. In the desert, there is a lake with an area of1.4000 mu. There are more than ten sand islands in the lake. Form a strange sand lake landscape with lakes in the sand, islands in the lakes, grass on the islands and birds in the grass. Every year from June to June-10, the blue sky is beautiful, the sand is white and the water is green, and Cui Lin is full of tourists. At present, the scenic spot is planning to build 200 four-star standard single container hotels.

The sand dunes in the Jade Dragon Husha Scenic Area are tall and steep, with an average vertical height of over 75 meters. The natural slope of sand is about 70- 100 meters high and is crescent-shaped. Most of the sand grains are timely sand grains, which are uniform and crystal clear. The huge and steep height difference of Xiangsha Group is an ideal place for public outdoor sports. In order to expose more public tourists to the charm of pan-outdoor tourism culture, the scenic spot has set up sand projects such as camping, car camp, sand skiing, desert paragliding, orienteering and hiking in different functional areas according to the topographic characteristics of sand. Rugged dunes are the first choice for desert cross-country. Therefore, Yulong Hu Sha has designed three levels of cross-country track: primary, intermediate and advanced. All visitors to the scenic spot can take the professional desert off-road vehicle in the scenic spot, enter the hinterland of the desert and see the 800-mile vast sea.