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Worth going, beautiful. I can't miss it, haha. The blue sky and white clouds are indeed beautiful, and the desert is beautiful. The service is also good. You can't see such a blue sky and such beautiful scenery in the city. The off-road racing is so exciting that I feel like I'm going to fly to the sky, hahaha. The sand sliding is indeed enough for three or five times, and it's too tiring to climb up haha. Summary: The sand is really fine and the scenery is really beautiful

The old temple is well worth a visit. The pillars inside are adorned with 81 golden dragons, five-clawed dragons, royal grade, and incredibly lifelike! The ceiling also features golden dragons, covered in gold dust, shimmering brilliantly. A thorough look would take nearly three hours. The murals inside the temple are exquisite, including one depicting five dragons playing with a pearl. It's antique and charming, a place where religion and politics coexist. Highly recommended!

It should be considered an entry-level desert. It was worth the trip because I had never been to the desert before. I took my children on a camel ride. It happened to be sunset, so it was not so hot. I also saw a rainbow, which felt pretty good.

The hotel has a great view; you can see the scenery right outside the window. It's so relaxing to travel during the off-season. The hotel's butler, Zuo Zuo, was also very helpful, assisting with luggage and asking about any service needs – very attentive and thoughtful. I would definitely choose this hotel again.

A World Heritage Site, the Shenyang Imperial Palace before the Qing Dynasty entered the Central Plains, it has a completely different feel from the Forbidden City in Beijing. It's not large; you can see it completely in 2-3 hours. Don't compare it to the Forbidden City in Beijing in terms of size.

There were so many people and tourists that I didn't have time to take in many things. It's like a low-end version of the Forbidden City in Beijing. Many of the artifacts on display were discarded from the Forbidden City. Some rooms were off-limits, so people crowded around the entrances to take photos. There was no lighting inside, so the photos didn't look great. The architecture is still quite distinctive.

We went to the desert in the morning and Daqinggou in the afternoon. The scenery was very beautiful. I didn't expect that Tongliao has grasslands, deserts, such quiet primeval forests and quiet lakes. It's worth seeing.