Things to do in Hoboksar

A Seven-Character Quatrain - Ailan Salt Lake Deep in the Gobi Desert, a vast sea of ​​silver waves ripples, A white salt crust stretches to distant mountains. The emerald lake reflects the sky and clouds, Salt crystals like jade dust scattered across the land; Towering salt mountains resemble snow-capped plains. Millions of years of geological creation have accumulated abundant resources, And humankind has extracted salt to benefit the world. Do not say that the desert holds no treasures; A keen eye reveals much joy. Interpretation: Deep in the Gobi Desert, a vast salt sea unfolds, A white salt crust stretches to distant mountains. The clear lake reflects the sky and clouds, Salt crystals like jade dust scattered across the land; Towering salt mountains resemble snow-capped plains. Millions of years of geological creation have accumulated abundant resources, And humankind, both ancient and modern, has extracted salt to benefit the people. Do not think that the desert is all barren; A careful eye reveals that even the desolate land holds precious gifts. Note: Ailan Salt Lake, also known as Manas Salt Lake, is located in the Junggar Basin, known as the Silver Sea of ​​the Desert, where the natural wonder of the salt lake coexists with modern salt production.

Junggar Basin] The Junggar Basin is located between the Tianshan Mountains and the Altai Mountains, extending from the Mayili Mountains in the west to the Beita Mountains in the east. It is about 850 kilometers long from east to west and about 450 kilometers wide from north to south. The entire basin is slightly isosceles triangle with a total area of ​​about 180,000 square kilometers. In the past, the Junggar Basin was defined as 380,000 square kilometers. Now it is believed that some areas east of Beita Mountains do not belong to the Junggar Basin. The latest data is 180,000 square kilometers.

The autumn colors of Kanas are worth recommending to anyone, but the management and arrangements of the scenic area are really unfriendly to tourists who drive themselves or stay overnight in the area! When we came out of the scenic area, we had to change vehicles four times while dragging our luggage. With such expensive accommodation fees, can't they provide better service? In addition, it was also very difficult to refuel.

Karamay's World Devil City is a Yardang landform sculpted by wind and sand over millions of years. A ride on the scenic train through the Gobi Desert reveals uniquely shaped rock formations rising from the barren landscape. The wind howls through the ravines, giving the place its name, "Devil City." At sunset, the changing light and shadow bathe the hills in a warm gold, creating a desolate yet breathtaking scene. The area possesses a vast, wild atmosphere, perfect for photography. Remember to bring sun and wind protection; it's a must-see natural wonder on the Northern Xinjiang loop.

It's indescribable. There's nothing there, just a dilapidated square...

Very good. Very Mongolian culture. It is worth a visit. Especially the cultural festival is really fun.

The village nestled at the foot of the snow-capped mountains, though somewhat commercialized, now boasts hiking trails that take about four hours round trip, offering an immersive experience of Hemu's beauty! With the snow-capped mountains so close, the off-season makes for fewer crowds and stunning scenery! I highly recommend the viewing platform and hiking trails; you absolutely must experience both.

The scenery is very unique. But the transportation is inconvenient, there is no public transportation. It is difficult to get there unless you drive yourself. It is 150 kilometers from Karamay.

Tacheng, Xinjiang, and Buxar International Wetland Park.