For those who want to enjoy a cool summer
and to view the beautiful mountains and rivers of the motherland, we list 4 top
places worth of visiting.
Hulunbuir
Grassland in Inner Mongolia
Hulunbuir Grassland is not only one of the largest three grasslands in the world, but also the best one. It is the cradleland of Mongolian and the main cattle-producing area in Inner Mongolia.
Hulunbuir Grassland enjoys the reputation
of the“Most
unsullied Grassland” because of the lack of pollution in this area. Besides, it
is known as the kingdom
of Pastureland and has
more than 1,000 species of plant.
On the grassland are green grass, beautiful
flowers, zigzag rivers, crystal-clear lakes, sheep and cows.
With a total area of 70,467 hectares,
Shennongjia Nature Reserve encompasses three vertical vegetation zones namely
subtropical, warm temperate and cold temperate.
The climate in Shennongjia is cool, moist
and rainy. Its average temperature is 7.9℃
with the extreme high temperature of 36.4℃
and lowest temperature of 17.7℃
below zero. July and August are rainy seasons.
Complicated terrain, plenty of rain, big
relative height difference and other reasons make the Shennongjia Nature
Reserve a mysterious place.
Shennongjia Nature Reserve is probably one
of very few virgin temperate forests remaining in the world. When touring, you
can understand that animals of every size can hide easily in such place.
Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes, also known as Thousand Buddha
Cave, is one of three noted grottoes
in China
and also inarguably the greatest treasure-trove of Buddhist art found in a
single locality anywhere in the world, comprises numerous temples and shrines
containing countless sculptures, murals and manuscripts.
Today, 492 caves still stand, containing
some 2,100 colored statues and 45,000 square meters of murals. Despite years of
erosion, the murals are still brightly colored, with clear lines. Through
pictures of different styles and schools drawn in different historical periods,
they tell Buddhist stories and ways as well as life in the secular world.
Qinghai Lake is not only the
largest salt water lake in China
but also the second largest in the world. From ancient times to the present,
whenever people mention Qinghai
Lake they think of “green
lake”, “blue lake” or “fairyland”, because of the marvelous natural beauty
reflected on it.
The water here is also very limpid, which
reflects the pretty green mountains in the deep like a mirror. The color
changes with time and varies in different depth of the lake, which produces a
sense of mystery.
If you are raring for a cool summer with
ease, come and join us.
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