Badain Jaran Desert Review

The Badan Jilin Desert is the third largest desert in China.[7] The main attractions are Badan Lake, Badan Jilin Temple, Bilutusha Mountain, etc., with plant resources such as Shusuo, Ningtiao, Overlord, Seed Seed, Populus euphratica, Camel Sting, etc.[2] There are also dozens of wildlife and birds such as swans, wild ducks, pan sheep, yellow sheep, boar, foxes and other birds.[4]

The Badan Jilin Desert is the third largest desert in China.[7] The main attractions are Badan Lake, Badan Jilin Temple, Bilutusha Mountain, etc., with plant resources such as Shusuo, Ningtiao, Overlord, Seed Seed, Populus euphratica, Camel Sting, etc.[2] There are also dozens of wildlife and birds such as swans, wild ducks, pan sheep, yellow sheep, boar, foxes and other birds.[4]

The Badan Jilin Desert is China's third largest desert. The main attractions are Badan Lake, Badan Jilin Temple, Bilutusha Mountain, etc., with plant resources such as Shusuo, Ningtiao, Overlord, Seed Seed, Populus euphratica, Camel Sting, and dozens of wildlife and birds such as swans, wild ducks, pan sheep, yellow sheep, boar, foxes and other birds.

Very good, few people are good

There is a bumpy road of 20 kilometers, it is not easy to walk, the scenery is still very good, there is a place to camp and stay.

Badain Jilin Desert is the third largest desert in China, mainly located in Ejina Banner and Alashan Right Banner in Western Inner Mongolia. It covers an area of about 443,000 square kilometers. Badain Jilin is a Mongolian language, named after a residential area. The Badain Jilin Desert is considered to be the source of frequent sandstorms in China, with strong winds in winter and spring. Among them, Bayannaoer and Quixote are the highest dunes in the world. The annual precipitation in the Badain Jilin Desert is less than 40 mm, but there are more than 100 lakes in the desert. The towering sand mountains, mysterious sounding sand, quiet lakes and wetlands constitute the unique charming landscape of the Badain Jilin Desert, which attracts tens of thousands of domestic and foreign tourists every year.