Dichi Lake Review

The earth pool is located in the city of Aershan, Hinggan League, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It is a lake formed by the accumulation of water from the crater formed in the later fall of the lava lake. It formed in the late Pleistocene (about 100,000 years ago). The lake is surrounded by dense and hard basalt, named for its water below the ground. The earth pool is located 6 kilometers southeast of Aershan Tianchi, 5 kilometers away from the Tianchi Forest Farm, 1123 meters above sea level, the overall shape is elliptical, the long axis is north to east, about 150 meters long, about 100 meters wide, the area is about 1.25 public tilt, the depth can reach 39￣ 50 meters. The earth pool is a volcanic lake formed by the cooling contraction of the lava, depression, because it is lower than the relative plane, so the name of the earth pool. Dichi is the only depression-type lake below the surface of many volcanic lakes in Arshan. It belongs to the typical Mar Lake. This form of crater lake has not been found in other parts of China. Its uniqueness and rarity have great research value. The shore of the earth pool is steeply standing block basalt, the bottom of the pool changes with the season, like a blue moon treasure mirror inlaid in the dense primary secondary forest, the scenery is very beautiful, people call it "fairy pool".

The earth pool is located about 6 kilometers southeast of Tianchi, with an altitude of 1123 meters, a long axis of north-east direction, 150 meters long, 100 meters wide, an area of 1.25 hectares, a depth of 39-50 meters, surrounded by dense and hard basalt stone, which is a typical Maqi Lake, named for its water surface below the ground. It is a lake formed by the accumulation of water in the crater formed by the late fall of lava lake.

The ground pool is an attraction in the Hinggan Aershan Forest Park. It is formed by the crater water. Because it is lower than the surface, it is called the ground pool. The ground pool is not big and the surrounding trees are still very lush.

A volcanic lake in the Arshan National Forest Park in Inner Mongolia

A volcanic lake at the Arshan National Forest Park

An attraction in the Aershan National Forest Park in Inner Mongolia

Volcanic Lake Mar, also formed by volcanic vents, water below the surface of the earth