Do you know the Badain Jaran Desert? Can I travel directly?

Do you know the Badain Jaran Desert? Can I travel directly? China has grassland, forest, desert and other ecological conditions, especially in the desert areas of China. The Taklimakan Desert in Tarim Desert in Xinjiang covers an area of 4.86 million hectares and the Qaidam Desert covers a total area of 2.55 million hectares. In addition, there are Tengger Desert and Kubuqi Desert. This is the most beautiful building in this country, and it is the best place for everyone who likes adventure, travel and photography.

Legend has it that a herdsman found many oases in this desolate land and established his own home there, so he was called Badain Jilin. There are more than 100 oases in Badain Jilin, so many people want to see them. It is not easy for adventurers in Badain Jaran to cross the Gobi Desert in Badain Jaran, but as long as they arrive at Jolita, they can live in their own homes, which is the best choice for explorers.

Badain Jaran Desert Tourist Area Badain Jaran Desert Tourist Area is located in the west of Inner Mongolia. This is the third largest desert in China with magnificent scenery, vast expanse. There is a high sand mountain, above which is flying yellow sand. But the sand mountain here has not been reduced by half. Birutu Peak is the highest Sha Feng in the world in the Badain Jaran Desert.

Spectacular sand singing area, walking on the beach, you can hear the sound of rustling. These crisp quicksand sounds are also very interesting. Badain Jaran Desert is not a complete desert. In this endless desert, you can also see many oases distributed in the desert, which has brought different upgrades to this yellow sand desert.

Characteristics of Badain Jaran Desert The scenery of Badain Jaran Desert is very beautiful. There is an oasis in the yellow sand, and the edge of the oasis is Gobi. This desolate beauty has attracted many interested lovers. Some of them came to the Badain Jaran desert for adventure tourism, some came for tourism experience, and some came here to take pictures with a large number of professional equipment, all of which were attracted by the magnificent desert scenery here. When the sunset and dusk, the sunset on the horizon, the sunset at dusk, the life of the yellow sand Gobi and the oasis are combined, it will surpass the beauty of nature and let you feel the infinity of heaven and earth.

Miao Haizi and The Forbidden City in the Desert Miao Haizi is called Su Min Jilin in Mongolian, which means "Haizi with a temple". There is a Tibetan Buddhist temple near Haizi, which was built in 1755. This Sino-Tibetan mixed building with white walls and golden roofs faces the lake, which is solemn, quiet and elegant. Known as the Forbidden City in the Desert, it is a landmark building in the Badain Jaran Desert and a temple in the eyes of herders.

There is also a white pagoda outside the temple, which stands out in the yellow sand and clear water. Legend has it that this temple is a collection of skilled craftsmen, built with stones from Laishan and Tianshan Mountains in Ya Bu as cornerstones and pillars. This is the only temple built and preserved in the desert. The setting sun dyed the sand mountain red, and the swaying willows connected with the lake shore were quietly reflected in the water with the ancient temple, which was like a dream.

There are more than a dozen herders near Miaohaizi, who used to live by stocking. Artemia in the lake is also one of the sources of income for herders. It is said that Artemia is rich in protein and is the best feed for fish and shrimp larvae. Herdsmen call it a salt bug, which is red and looks like a shrimp. Every autumn, herders have to fish out Artemia and dry it, which can sell for more than 200 yuan a kilogram. In recent years, in order to protect the desert ecology, most young people go out to make a living, while the elderly stay and live. The government also subsidizes the construction of houses to entertain tourists during the tourist season. Nowadays, tourism income is the main source of income for herders.