Baiyin Aobao Scenic Area

"Holy water of Fushan, auspicious Aobao", "Sand spruce forest, loyal waiting, epitome of the ancient culture of auspicious Aobao", this is the holy place for Mongolian sacrifice on Gongger grassland. How many perfect loves have been born from the meeting of Aobao, and the memorial service of Aobao inherits the immortal national culture. Baiyin Aobao Attraction is located on the northeast edge of Hunshandake Sandy Land, one of the nine parks of Keshiketeng World Geopark, in Baiyin Aobao Nature Reserve, adjacent to Gongger grassland. It is famous for the distribution of the original sand spruce forests that remain in the world. Sand spruce is a species that remains on the earth. It has created the miracle of desert life and has a strong function of preventing wind and fixing sand. Because of its long survival age and tenacious vitality, it is also known as "living fossil" and "biological gene bank" in the academic world. It is also the breeding base of spruce mother trees in China. The sand spruce is commonly known as "red stinky". It belongs to the genus Picea of ​​the Pinaceae family. It is an evergreen tree that is cold-resistant and drought-resistant. It can not only regulate the climate and purify the environment, but also prevent wind and sand and protect the grassland. Whether standing on the Baiyin Aobao Mountain and looking at the spruce forest from afar, or standing by the Aobao River to admire the spruce, the straight and tall spruce trees are neat and majestic. The undulating spruce forest is dark green, light green, and golden, with a strong sense of layering. On the 13th day of the fifth lunar month every year, the Baiyinzhu Day and Aobao are solemnly held on the Baiyin Aobao Mountain. People have to wear their best clothes, kneel down in front of the Aobao, and have a full sheep banquet. Until today, the custom of the Mongolian people to worship Aobao has continued. This is Baiyin Aobao, where there are magnificent snowfields, vast spruces, and the brilliant glory buried deep in the years...