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Mei Jie's 71st day of traveling in China, Zhangjiakou Zhangbei Bashang Grassland Heavenly Road At the junction of Zhangbei County and Chongli District in Zhangjiakou, there is a winding asphalt road of more than 100 kilometers. It stretches across the mountains with the ups and downs of the mountains. The scenery on both sides of the road is beautiful, with rivers, mountains, meadows and terraces, like a hundred-mile painting! The blue sky connects with it, and the white clouds echo with it, just like walking on the road to heaven! The most suitable season for Bashang Grassland is from the end of June to the end of September. The air on the grassland is pure, there is little pollution, and it is also cool in summer. I was unlucky today. It was raining intermittently on Bashang. The sky was always overcast, and occasionally the sun poured down through the clouds, which was a different taste. I still felt cool wearing long sleeves, it is worthy of being a summer resort~

The scenery here is truly stunning. The endless grasslands are matched by the blue sky, and the grasslands are full of sheep and cattle. Having a bonfire party at night, eating roasted whole lamb, and drinking kumis is such a treat, all the worries and unhappiness are gone with the wind! The food and accommodation here are also very affordable!

The boundless prairie brings a broad mind and endless imagination

Milk Lake is located in Taipusi Banner, Xilingol League. It's easily accessible by car, with a large parking lot. You just need to buy a round-trip shuttle bus ticket. The attraction itself is free. Milk Lake truly is milky white; it's best to visit on a sunny day when the blue sky and white clouds reflect the milky white color in the water, creating the best viewing experience. The cultural and creative products within the scenic area are also very well done, featuring various cartoon characters. They also offer whole roasted beef and whole roasted lamb on weekdays. It's a must-see attraction when visiting Taipusi Banner.

At the 36th session of the World Heritage Committee, Shangdu (Xinjiang) was inscribed on the World Heritage List, becoming my country's 30th World Cultural Heritage site. Located in Zhenglan Banner and Duolun County, Xilingol League, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the Shangdu site covers approximately 251 square kilometers and includes the city ruins, fortified gates, the Tiefangan Canal, the Zhenzishan Tomb Complex, and the Yikeshu Tomb Complex. The site showcases the characteristics of cultural fusion, witnessing the collision and integration between nomadic and agricultural civilizations in North Asia. Kublai Khan established Kaiping Prefecture here in 1256, and elevated it to Shangdu in 1263, serving as the first capital and summer capital of the Yuan Dynasty.

Beizi Temple in Xilinhot. This Tibetan Buddhist temple, built in 1743, has been intensively repaired by seven generations of living Buddhas and is large in scale. Stepping into the temple gate, the carved beams and painted buildings, the multi-story buildings and pavilions are amazing, and the rich Buddhist atmosphere hits you. The murals in the temple are exquisite and vividly tell the history and culture of the Mongolian nation. I slowly walked up the steps and came to the Erdun Aobao behind the temple. The thirteen Aobao are solemn and solemn, carrying people's good wishes. Standing on Aobao Mountain and looking down, Beizi Temple and Xilinhot City complement each other, forming a unique picture scroll, which made me deeply feel the charm of the fusion of history and modernity.

It was a truly grand event. I attended the opening ceremony, which was grand and lively, and it was worth going. It was just raining, and the traffic was terrible. My car had to stop when I got close, so I had to walk. The path was muddy, wet, and wet. My clothes and shoes were soaked when I got back, so it was hard to find a store to buy shoes. But I was really happy.

The scenic area is really huge!! The shuttle bus only goes around the east side and doesn't reach the castle. The rides inside are very cheap; archery is only 2 yuan per arrow, and the owner might even tip you with a bottle of mineral water if he's in a good mood ˶>ᗜ<˶. The scenery is absolutely amazing. If you want to go to the castle for photos from the park, you can either take a horse-drawn carriage (80 yuan per person if there are many people, 60 yuan per person if there are few people) or rent a shared electric scooter (30 yuan for the first half hour, and 1 yuan per minute after that). But at the end, you have to cross a sky bridge and then either take a car or a cable car, which is quite troublesome. We didn't go, leaving a small regret for next time~

It was raining heavily and it was very cold that day, so I simply chose to charter a car to cross the river. The experience was quite pleasant and it was an unexpected gain. Now I have been back to Shanghai for several months, and I still think it was worthwhile when I think back on it.