In Inner Mongolia, named personally by Premier Zhou - a desert with a sea

Here comes the travel bug again! I've summarized this travel guide about Wuhai for everyone, please enjoy! "Wuhai Lake" scenic area. Nestled against the mountains and surrounded by water, the city is encircled by the lake Wuhai is truly a pearl of the Yellow River~ Address: Directly navigate to "Wuhai Lake No.1 Wharf Scenic Area" Admission is 98 yuan, including round-trip boat tickets Self-driving darlings can visit the internet-famous Desert Highway and Dead Trees on the way. You can choose between land and water routes. The water route involves taking a speedboat, then riding a camel, and finally walking for half an hour. It's quite time-consuming, but the experience is incredibly fulfilling. Attractions: La Seng Temple A Tibetan Buddhist temple, known as the Little Potala Palace, it's quite far from the city center. If you're traveling from Yinchuan to Wuhai, you can choose to visit La Seng Temple before heading to Wuhai Lake. There's no admission fee for La Seng Temple. tips To enter Wuhai Lake scenic area, you must first go to Wharf No.1 to take a boat. The ticket price for admission + boat seems to be less than 100, and you should ask about the return time of the boat. Remember to check the time. Behind the city is Gander Mountain, the highest point of which features a statue of Genghis Khan. The cable car costs about 100 yuan for a round trip, and you can see the city and the Yellow River from the cable car, which is incredibly beautiful In the desert, you can take the desert train (59 yuan per person) and off-road vehicles within the park. I also recommend trying sand sliding, which is very fun! Board rental is 20 yuan each You can take a boat from the wharf at 9 am to the beach and Dead Trees, and take a taxi to the highway in the evening. It's not too sunny and makes for great photos