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Lenghu is located in Mangya City, Haixi Prefecture, Qinghai Province, at the junction of Aksai Kazakh Autonomous County, Jiuquan City, Gansu Province. It used to be rich in oil, but it has long been abandoned, and it has become what it is now.

When it comes to cold lake, many people may think of a place with a cold and lake, but when I really arrived here, I found that cold lake was originally a place name, and there was a very longing and mysterious Mars camp near him, and there was a large unknown mysterious area. Today, I followed my friends to the mysterious area, they named the red cliff, maybe because the small soil slopes for 4 weeks are all red, so I thought of Zhangye's colorful Danxia, but watching Zhangye's colorful Danxia is more a distant view and here to see, The view here is condescending. The traffic here is not very convenient. You must have an off-road vehicle to come over. You must bring some dry food to camp after running so far. While blowing the wind in the northwest, you can feel the endless desolation and endless beauty here. Of course, if you like to travel, it can be defined in any way, and in any way, and I define him as a bleak romance.

Lenghu, located in the northwest of Qaidam Basin, an area of 17,460 square kilometers, 2,800 meters above sea level, cold and dry climate, windy and rainy, day and night temperature difference, is such a place, underground but rich oil resources, once known as the national oil base.

The scenery is very beautiful, the pearl on the Gobi beach.

Lenghu Town, located in the northern Qinghai Province of China, on the Gobi Beach in the southern foothills of Arjin Mountain. Located on the northern edge of the Chaidam Basin, it was originally no-man's area. Construction began after the discovery of oil in 1954. In 1957, the office of the Lenghu Office under the jurisdiction of the Chaidam Banking Committee was established.

Lenghu is located in the border area of Qinghai with Xinjiang and Gansu, located in Mangya City on the northwest edge of the Chaidam Basin, named after Hutong Noor Lake (Mongolian: unusually cold lake), one of China's important mining areas.