Bashang Grassland | The wind blows the grass low and reveals the cattle and sheep

Escaping the 40-degree weather in Beijing over the weekend, I went to the grassland to cool off and almost froze to death on Bashang 😂 📸 Left Beijing on Saturday and headed straight for 'Datang Town,' about a 4-hour drive. As we approached our destination, we passed the Hundred-Mile Sky Road and entered the scenic area for a tour. The ticket was 120 yuan. We followed the Sky Road, stopping here and there, and in over an hour, we covered half of the scenic area 👏 The scenery was beautiful, and it was really cold 😞 Sisters who went there over the weekend must wear warm clothes, and if it rains 🌧️ definitely bring a light down jacket, you won't regret it 😞 🌈 The weather on the grassland is unpredictable, with clouds and rain coming and going, and when the clouds are blown away, a big rainbow appears 🌈 Super beautiful 🤩 We took a detour out of exit 2 halfway because it was getting late to go further in, so we headed straight for the hotel 😋 📸 The next day we went to the Great Khan's Palace, which is divided into two areas. One is the historical and cultural area that tells the story of Genghis Khan, with a ticket price of 30 yuan. Inside, there's a sense of being there with very realistic wax figures recreating historical scenes, quite impressive, and you can also dress up in ethnic costumes for photos, which turn out great 🎉 📸 The other area is purely for fun, with a ticket price of 50 yuan. There are over a dozen activities, including shooting, golf, bumper cars, little spaceships, grass sliding, gun firing, etc. Each activity costs between 30 to 50 yuan individually, but a package ticket is 190 yuan. The package ticket also includes the two tickets mentioned before, so it's a good deal 👍 There are also separately charged activities like horse riding, rafting, grassland motorcycling, etc. 🙌 Every summer, I make a trip to the vast grasslands! Boundless and refreshing! 🌾 Just had time to sort out the photos these two days, the scenery is too beautiful, I like every shot 💕 And the photos don't even do justice to a tenth of the beauty seen with the naked eye 🙌 So the meaning of taking photos is that, no matter how long after, when you see the photos again, what you see is not just the freeze-frame of that moment, but the scene and mood of the time 🌟🌟