Due to the tight schedule of our entire journey, we will take the off-road vehicle for 100 kilometers on foot. We will take the off-road vehicle to complete the Camel Salt Road. The ancient camel salt originated from the Han Dynasty and flourished in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is responsible for the important mission of transporting salt! Alashan is located in the Gobi Desert, with drought and little rain, and the extreme natural environment provides the camel with favorable conditions for survival. From the ancient Silk Road to the camel transport that supported Tibet in the early days of liberation, this ancient and unique mode of transport has facilitated the people of the region. At the beginning of the Republic of China in the late Qing Dynasty, the salt produced by Jilantai was mainly sold to Ningxia in the south to Gansu and southern Shaanxi. In the east, it was mainly sold to Hetao, Baotou, Suiyuan, Shanxi and Shaanxi. This road was made by camels to salt. The old Dengkou (Bayin Muren Ferry) on the west bank of the Yellow River is loaded down the river.