Hulun Lake frozen in winter, a natural wonder spanning thousands of miles reappears

In winter, Hulun Lake is frozen for thousands of miles, vast and boundless. The lake water turns to frost and jade, presenting itself as "China's largest piece of ice" in a magnificent posture. Every inch of the ice surface is engraved with a winter epic sculpted by nature. As one of China's five major freshwater lakes, Hulun Lake, also known as Dalai Lake, means "sea" in Mongolian. The lake surface is an irregular oblong shape, vast and endless. It boasts eight famous scenic spots including the water sunrise and lake mirage. Although viewing the sunrise and mirage depends on favorable weather, each scene is breathtaking. In summer, the lake area has a cool climate, making it an excellent place to escape the heat. The lake water meets the sky, surrounded by reeds, with strange mountains and rocks scattered around, creating stunning scenery. On the lakeshore, Mongolian yurts, traditional carts, and herds of cattle, sheep, and horses form vivid landscapes. Visitors can enjoy playing in the water, fishing, or lying on the beach to bask in the sun and sand. They can also take a boat cruise on the lake and feel the breeze. Come to Hulun Lake to experience the grandeur of winter and the coolness of summer!