A glimpse of 'the heart of the Earth' in N China's Inner Mongolia
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It turns pink and red because of the enormous upsurge in red algae found in the salt lake that dried up in 1995. /CFP
It turns pink and red because of the enormous upsurge in red algae found in the salt lake that dried up in 1995. /CFP
The glint of the sun on Wulan Lake dazzles on the remote desert of Alxa League in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, August 29, 2021. /CFP
The glint of the sun on Wulan Lake dazzles on the remote desert of Alxa League in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, August 29, 2021. /CFP
The agate red lake is also known as "the heart of the Earth". /CFP
The agate red lake is also known as "the heart of the Earth". /CFP
It turns pink and red because of the enormous upsurge in red algae found in the salt lake that dried up in 1995. /CFP
It turns pink and red because of the enormous upsurge in red algae found in the salt lake that dried up in 1995. /CFP
The glint of the sun on Wulan Lake dazzles on the remote desert of Alxa League in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, August 29, 2021. /CFP
The glint of the sun on Wulan Lake dazzles on the remote desert of Alxa League in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, August 29, 2021. /CFP