How terrible is the no man's land in Hoh Xil, Qinghai? Why can't we spend the night around here?

Hoh Xil in Qinghai is the largest no-man's land in China, which is called the end of heaven by many tourists and the forbidden area for human beings. But don't go deep into the no-man's land in Hoh Xil alone, or you will face the situation of turning back when you leave. You know, professional explorers can't guarantee a successful crossing. This is because Hoh Xil has high altitude, altitude sickness, bad climate and many wild animals, so it is impossible to spend the night in this area.

First of all, the average altitude of Hoh Xil has exceeded 5,000 meters, which can be said to be the largest and highest no-man's land in China. You know, the oxygen content at this height in Hoh Xil is 45% of that in the plain area, less than half. This will make people's movements very difficult, the reaction speed is limited, and it is difficult to avoid danger. If altitude sickness occurs again, the probability of bronchitis and respiratory infection in Hoh Xil within three days is 80. Corresponding to the high altitude, it is the very bad climate here. The temperature here in Hoh Xil is very low, and the temperature difference between day and night is very large. Generally, the average temperature difference is about 30 degrees, which is often unbearable. In addition, the ultraviolet rays here are also very strong, which can easily make us feel dehydrated and burn our skin.

Hoh Xil is a forbidden area for human beings, but it is a paradise for animals. There are many kinds of nature protected animals here, including snow leopard, wolf and brown. It is difficult to protect your personal safety. In addition, there are many other dangers in Hoh Xil, such as complex terrain. It is easy to fall into mire, swamp, desert, wetland and other terrain in Hoh Xil. Obviously, the fresh water resources here are very limited. Although it is called the land of thousands of lakes, the water here is salt lake. Without fresh water supplement, it is easy to die of thirst in no man's land in Hoh Xil.

No man's land in Hoh Xil is indeed a forbidden area for human beings, and it is almost impossible to spend the night safely here.