How many days does it take to cross Lop Nur?

Lop Nur no man's land is located in the northwest, with an average elevation of about 1.500 meters. It started in Dunhuang, Gansu, and ended in Dunhuang. The whole journey lasted for four days. The main landforms of this no man's land are Gobi, desert, Ya Dan and ancient sites. In many people's impressions, Lop Nur is called the "Sea of Death", the "Devil's Triangle" on the Asian continent, and the "life forbidden zone". This place should be the most difficult to cross.

Lop Nur has always been a legend. It is known as the "most mysterious garden" on the planet and has fascinated countless explorers and adventurers. Its name-"Ear of the Earth" comes from the photos taken by 1972 satellite. The terrain here is like a human ear, with helix, ear hole and earlobe. Dunhuang passes through Lop Nur no man's land in 5 days and 4 nights, and passes through the world-class no man's land "Ear of the Earth" to experience top-level crossing, photography and exploration.

Lop Nur raiders

Lop Nur, a lake in the southeast of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, China, is called "Ear of the Earth", "Sea of Death", also known as "Luonao", "Youze" in Shan Hai Jing, and "Ling Ze, Yanze, Puchanghai, Canglanhai and Furihai".

Robnor is a Mongolian phonetic translation, which means a watery lake. It is about 780 meters above sea level. It is located at the lowest point in the east of Tarim Basin, the easternmost edge of Taklimakan Desert, the north of Ruoqiang County and the southeast of Bayinguoleng Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture. Its center is located at 40.5 degrees north latitude and 90.3 degrees east longitude. Tarim River, Peacock River, Qierqin River and Shule River converge here, and it is the second largest saltwater lake in China, covering an area of about 2,400-3,000 square kilometers.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Lop Nur