Grassland Travel Notes Second Grade Composition

Chapter 1: Travel Notes on the Grassland

This summer I went to the Ulan Butong Grassland. It was a fun trip. After we got off the bus, the people there offered us Hada and "get off the bus" drinks. There is an endless sea of ??flowers, thousands of cattle and sheep, and the beautiful Princess Lake. There is also a special smell there, that of cow dung and sheep dung. We also went sand skating. My dad slipped down from the sand pile, haha, and fell and chewed mud. We went horse riding again. This was the first time I rode a horse by myself. When the horse started running, my mother started running too, fearing that something might happen to me.

On the way back, we also went to Jinshanling to climb the Great Wall. On the stairs of the Great Wall, we found a snake. This discovery scared our tour guide "Half Immortal" half of her life, and she became "A quarter of an immortal".

This is really a meaningful trip!

Chapter 2: Grassland Travel Notes

Today we go to Sangke Grassland, which is located one kilometer southwest of Xiahe County and is the origin of the grassland "Paomatan" in Dajiutan, Sangke Township. Part of it is surrounded by mountains, with open and flat alpine grasslands in the middle. The Daxia River flows slowly from south to north in the Sangke Grassland. It has luxuriant water and grass, elegant scenery, and herds of cattle and sheep under the blue sky and white clouds, creating a natural pastoral scene.

Having never seen the grassland, I would never have imagined that the Gannan grassland is so colorful. The Tibetan tents are pitched peacefully and harmoniously on the grassland. Herds of cattle scattered on the grassland are like stars in the sky. Each one of them is leisurely and contented, as if they have realized the true meaning of life and consider themselves free and easy. The most exciting thing is that we were lucky enough to see three vultures, half a person tall standing in the grass. Before we could get close enough to take photos, these kings of the air spread their giant wings and flew into the distance.

I like grassland, I like its vastness, I like watching the sheep on the grassland, and I like lying on the soft grassland.

Chapter 3: Travel Notes on the Grassland

Travel Notes on the Grassland In the morning, just after dawn, we got in the car and faced the rising sun to the Juhuatai Prairie at the foot of the Tianshan Mountains.

As soon as we got off the car, we saw the boundless prairie. The golden sunshine shines on the dewdrops on the grass, really like shining pearls. Dandelion flowers swayed in the morning breeze, as if saying: "Welcome your distant guests!" Groups of cattle and sheep were playing on the hillside in the distance. The hospitable Mongolian fellow villagers welcomed us into the yurt and served us fragrant milk tea and delicious cheese... I couldn't wait to go riding. The young uncle brought some fat and strong horses and took us with him. We are running on the grassland.

Returning from horseback riding, Mongolian grassland travel notes Gubao had already prepared hand-caught mutton rice and roasted the mutton. Everyone gathered together to sing and dance, and the singing and laughter echoed over the grassland for a long time...

Chapter 4:

During the summer vacation, my parents took me to travel to the prairie of Inner Mongolia. Have fun riding a horse. It was a sunny day and we came to a herdsman's house. The herdsman gave us butter tea first, and then brought us a few horses. My parents each chose a horse and rode on it. Because of my young age, I could only be led by the herdsman. Riding the same horse.

The dark horse is really magical. It is in the lead all the way. The herdsmen say that it is the leader and all the other horses have to follow him. Our horse began to trot towards the destination. Unexpectedly, the horse riding that we always thought was fun turned out to be a nightmare. At first, the buttocks were unbearable, and then we almost fell off the horse. Fortunately, the herdsman uncle He held me to the end. It seems that doing anything is not easy, it requires hard work and dedication.

Chapter Five: Travel Notes on the Grassland

Today we went to the Yila Grassland in Shangri-La. Entering the Yila Grassland, you have to ride a horse to see the distance. This was my first time riding a horse and I was a little scared. Riding and riding, I feel a little bit better. There is also a period of time to dismount and rest, and I can play at that time. I ride a horse, and the horse sometimes lowers its head to eat grass.

I also looked at the prayer wheels in the grassland. Prayer wheels can only turn odd numbers, not even numbers. I also went in and walked around with my mom and dad. Our total *** went around nine times. Every time it turns, the bell rings.

After turning the prayer wheel, I also climbed the mountain, along with my mother and father. We saw dandelions. There are also many, many small yellow flowers. I think they look like little poisonous wolves, but my uncle said they are not. Beautiful flowers, whether unfamiliar or familiar, can be called Gesang flowers. I continued to climb the mountain and saw grass and many flowers. There is a prayer flag on the top of the mountain, which can also be called a wind flag. When the wind blows, it is equivalent to reciting the sutra once.