Fortunately Met You—Yulong Sand Lake.

Yulong Sand Lake is located in Wengniute Banner, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia. It features the vast desert as its main theme, integrating elements such as singing sands, lakes, peculiar rocks, and unique pines. The sky is high and blue, the sand sea is boundless, standing alone in the wilderness. Embrace freedom, and perhaps happiness is hidden in this vast sandy land. The undulating sand dunes are perfect for off-road adventures. Entering the heart of the desert, you can witness the vast sea of sand stretching for hundreds of miles, allowing visitors to fully enjoy the infinite wonders brought by the desert. Here, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, enjoy a sense of tranquility and quietly appreciate the beauty of life. Opening Hours (Recommended visit time: 1 day) All year round Ticket Policy: Scenic area ticket: 80 yuan/person (price for reference only) 1. Seniors aged 65-70, active military personnel, and low-income households with valid ID can enjoy half-price tickets; 2. Minors aged 6 (excluding 6 years old) to 18 (including 18 years old), and full-time university undergraduates and below with valid ID can enjoy half-price tickets; 3. Youth from Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan with valid ID such as the Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macau Residents, Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents, or student ID can enter the park and enjoy half-price tickets; 4. Persons with disabilities, seniors over 70 years old with ID, and religious professionals with valid ID are exempt from the scenic area ticket; 5. Children under 6 years old (including 6 years old) or under 1.2 meters (including 1.2 meters) in height are exempt from the scenic area ticket. Activities Desert off-road vehicle: 140 yuan/person (price for reference only) Desert camel ride: 100 yuan/person (price for reference only); Accommodation: You can stay at the Yulong Sand Lake Container Hot Spring Hotel, one of the top ten themed hotels in the country; Desert Travel Preparation Essential items for desert travel 1. Gaiters: To prevent sand from entering your shoes, you can wear gaiters, or use sleeves as a substitute, but make sure to tie the openings tightly. 2. Camera dust cover: When shooting in the desert, protecting the camera is crucial. You can use a high-transparency, well-sealed bag to cover the camera to prevent sand. We recommend using cling film, which is well-sealed and flexible. 3. Eyewear: Generally, in the desert, you can prepare two types of glasses: windproof goggles and UV-protection sunglasses; wear sunglasses when there is no sandstorm. 4. Photo clothing preparation: Red dress, black dress, white long dress, scarf, outdoor clothing, etc.!