This is the place Qinghai should go, you definitely got it wrong!

We all know that in Qinghai, there is Qinghai Lake, the Qilian Mountains in Menyuan, and also a mirror of the sky. But perhaps 99% of people have missed this hidden paradise in Qinghai.

Golden Pasture - Qilian Mountain Grassland

Qilian Mountain Grassland, located at the border of Qinghai and Gansu in the Qilian Mountain range, is a high-altitude grassland. The Qilian Mountain Grassland is extremely vast. The grassland, white clouds, herds of cattle and sheep, snow-capped mountains, herdsmen, and tents with smoke rising from them form its stunning scenery. The gentle breeze gives one a feeling of returning to nature, as if entering a dream. The renowned Shandan Army Horse Farm, the largest pasture in the Far East, is also located here.

Strolling Around - Xining

Xining, a city very suitable for walking. After touring the vast Northwest, this city is worth savoring. Discover the delicacies in the small streets and alleys, visit the Grand Mosque, and feel the charm of this city under the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. Travel is a state of mind; beyond moments of excitement and joy, it also seeks a sense of tranquility and peace.
The precious cultural relics and large colorful paintings housed in the temple are well-known to many people. The entire structure is made of pure wood, giving it a very rustic feel. Compared to the Ta'er Monastery, Qutan Temple is much quieter. Only the breeze can make the copper bells under the eaves ring. However, the dust of history cannot hide its brilliance. Seeing this ancient and unique temple is truly worth the trip.
This is the source of three important rivers in China. Located at an altitude of over 4,000 meters, it is the largest and most natural wetland in China, with significant conservation value. Within this area, there are countless natural landscapes, grasslands, mountains, and wildlife. It truly resembles a painting, compelling you to take several photos. Here, you can experience the pure, unaltered beauty of nature.

Chaka Salt Lake

This place is incredibly beautiful. In autumn, the poplar forest here is so stunning that you can hardly believe it. You can see the beautiful scenery of the Yangtze River source at a glance, and the fact that it never freezes or dries up is amazing. Additionally, there are abundant mineral resources here, and the salt reserves are immense—enough to sustain 6 billion people for a thousand years. The most famous feature here is the Salt Bridge, which is 32 kilometers long and over 15 meters thick, all made of salt. The surface of the bridge is very smooth, making it easy to drive on.
It is a lake located on the top of a mountain, with enchanting summer scenery. I think its name is also very poetic, and wild strawberries can be seen everywhere here. The scenery here is the most natural, untainted by any impurities. The climate here is very mild, and there are many wild animals and plants, making it like a paradise on earth.

Great Mosque

It was first built 900 years ago during the Northern Song Dynasty's Jingyou period. Throughout history, it has been destroyed and rebuilt multiple times, featuring Chinese classical, European, and Arabic architectural styles. The main prayer hall has green bricks and glazed tiles, resembling the 'Golden Throne Hall' of the Ming Dynasty. The relics here are well-preserved. The architecture combines Chinese and Islamic stylistic features, with a magnificent exterior, exquisite interior, and astonishing furnishings inside, capable of accommodating nearly three thousand people.

Populus Euphratica Provincial Nature Reserve

In this desolate desert, only the Populus euphratica forest stands out, appearing particularly beautiful and captivating. It is the only type of tree that can grow in deserts and sandy areas. It is extremely heat and cold resistant, capable of rooting down to 13 meters underground and absorbing water even in extremely arid places. Oases in the desert are especially precious, so seeing such a rare natural tree makes the trip worthwhile.

Kanbula National Forest Park

Here you can find both fault rocks and Danxia landforms, which you might have seen in geography books. However, when you visit in person, you will discover something different. The mountains with different geological structures create diverse sceneries. As you walk along, you will be continuously amazed by the unique, beautiful, and breathtaking landscapes.
Inside the monastery, only a few rays of sunlight stream down into the main hall, creating a solemn and serious atmosphere. Outside, there are many bird calls, making it very serene and elegant. There are many buildings here, totaling around 9300, and they incorporate many architectural styles from both Tibetan and Han cultures, making it very commemorative. The famous sculptures, murals, and embroidery here are very attractive ethnic features.