Haidao is the nearest road (more than 500 kilometers) between Dunhuang and Turpan in ancient times. Its opening and use began in the Han Dynasty
The Great Sea Road is the most secretive of the 14 known ancient Silk Roads. It was opened in the Han Dynasty, but due to the harsh and dangerous geographical environment, its use tended to stop after the Tang Dynasty. Gradually fade out of people's sight
The sea road connects Dunhuang, Gansu and Dikaner Village in Turpan, Xinjiang. The straight-line distance is 500 kilometers, and the whole journey is uninhabited.
This trip through no-man's land opened the door to my new world. I was originally a girl with no brains in my life, but this time I can deal with the difficulties I encountered calmly. The most important thing is to follow the leader and learn to Make food! ! ! I'm definitely getting interested in cooking! ! ! This is something my mother never imagined in her life~
Come, let me explore the whole scenery of the ancient Silk Road "Dahai Road"; from the core area of Yadan in Dahai Road, which is towering like a city gate, to the small Nanhu Yadan with streamlined hills, to the famous Lop Nur Wild Camel Reserve— Magical no man's land secret scenery
Haidao has the most majestic Yardang landform in China. Although I have seen Yardang in Qaidam, Yardang in Dunhuang, and Yardang in Uerhe...But if you talk about the tallness and majesty of Yardang, Yadan in Haidao is number one
The landforms of the sea channel are called wind-eroded castles. From a distance, some look like ancient castles in fairy tales, some look like palaces, and some look like huge battleships. You'll find your imagination stretches endlessly here
How big is the biggest mille-feuille you have ever seen?
Seeing millefeuille in no man's land, I miss it so much, it's so greedy!
On Haidao, I saw a millefeuille about 60 meters high, which is about 20 stories high!
Isn't this a giant mille-feuille? I have to lament the uncanny workmanship of nature~
Follow me, and travel with me through the most authentic and extreme uninhabited sea road!
