Kubuqi Desert

Avoiding Xiangsha Bay, so I specially chose Kubuqi, which is less crowded. The most admired is Night Mingsha. In order not to go back, I chose here. There is one thing to say. No one needs to queue up in the crowd. It is especially casual to play. The only drawback is that the off-road motorcycle is 200 yuan for unlimited time. But the fixed line ran out in seven minutes, and the person died. I really don’t understand. The scenic spot really does not have a very standardized management. The photo is also 30. Don’t let you go.

The scenery is very good, the entertainment project is also very good, there are many sun and rain prevention facilities inside, there are many places to play independently, that is, the map of the link is not accurate, and the Kubuqi Desert Tourism Scenic Area is positioned as the Kubuqi Desert. The difference between the two locations is more than 70 kilometers. The most important thing is that the hotel I stayed in was only more than 50 kilometers away from the scenic spot. As a result, I made a big circle, or the rotten road full of water puddles. It was an hour's drive and let me run for more than 5 hours. I hope to improve it as soon as possible. Don't step on the pit again!

The Kubuqi Desert has a magnificent landscape and unique scenery. The 700-mile Yellow River is like a bow, and the vast desert going east is like a bow string, forming a huge golden bow. Kubuqi's Xiangshawan scenic spot with the vast huge sand belt can be called the world, in dry conditions, as long as the sand is touched by the outside world, it will emit a "buzzing" roar like an airplane passing by, all seasons are ringing, very wonderful; And the Shenguang Xiangsha tourist scenic spot has fluorescence at night, especially magical; the beautiful Qixing Lake scenic spot blue waves rippling, in the rolling yellow sand reflected the clear sky, moving people.

The Kubuqi Desert in Inner Mongolia is well managed.

The desert formation period was from the late Shang Dynasty to the Warring States period, during which the climate became dry and cold and windy, and the bare sand source provided conditions for the formation of the desert. The dunes of the Kubuqi Desert are mostly covered with sediment from Quaternary rivers, so it is speculated that the source of sand may be from the alluvial deposits of the ancient Yellow River.