My friends are asking me about the beautiful Badain Jaran Desert.

Desert lakes recommended by National Geographic||Badain Jaran Desert "Badain Jaran" is a Mongolian transliteration. "Badain" is said to have evolved from the name "Badai". "Jaran" in Mongolian means lake or desert lake. The landscape is unique and charming, making it an ideal place for desert exploration and photography. Red Lake One of the must-visit attractions in the Badain Jaran Desert, especially from July to September, the lake is more pink, also known as Rose Lake, romantic and unique. Badan Lake The largest freshwater lake in the Badain Jaran Desert, with a unique landscape of sand and water. Bicolor Lake (Zhunjigede Lake) The lake is bicolor, pink in the south and blue in the north, which is breathtaking. Badanjilin Temple Known as the Desert Forbidden City, one of the landmark buildings of the Badain Jaran Desert. Bilutu Peak Known as the Everest of the sand dunes, it is a perfect place for desert exploration and watching the sunrise and sunset. Yinderitu Lake There are 108 springs on the rocks in the lake, which are less than 3 square meters. The springs gush out day and night, and are called the God Spring by the locals. In addition to admiring the wonders of nature, experiencing a unique desert sunrise and sunset, and an exciting desert off-road, it is also a fun way to enjoy the Badain Jaran Desert. Travel Tips 1 The desert terrain is complex and changeable. You need to follow the rules and not leave the designated play area to avoid getting lost. 2 The desert area has strong sunlight, so prepare sun protection and heatstroke prevention items in advance. 3 Badain Jaran is located in a Mongolian gathering area, so local customs need to be respected.