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Deep in China's Tengger Desert, north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, lies Ulan Lake, known as the "heart of the Earth." From above, its crimson waters and white salt crusts resemble a giant heart. Tourists travel from afar to capture the stunning salt lake amid the golden sand dunes.
Deep in China's Tengger Desert, north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, lies Ulan Lake, known as the "heart of the Earth." From above, its crimson waters and white salt crusts resemble a giant heart. Tourists travel from afar to capture the stunning salt lake amid the golden sand dunes.