The underrated Lake Dalinor, a pearl of the grasslands, where the wind blows the grass low and reveals the sheep and cattle, and the aroma of lamb skewers wafts through the air

Lake Dalinor, also known as Lake Dali, is translated in Chinese as 'a lake as big as the sea'. It is one of the four famous lakes in the Inner Mongolia region. It is located in Hexigten Banner, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia. The sky is vast and the fields are boundless, where the wind blows the grass low and reveals the sheep and cattle. With the sky high and the clouds light, the blue lake water, the lush pastures, and the horses and sheep that can be seen everywhere, the scene is tranquil yet full of vitality. Around Lake Dalinor, you can also visit many attractions such as the Heshtu Stone Forest and ancient volcanoes. How can you not eat beef and mutton when in Inner Mongolia? Freshly slaughtered and cooked, the taste is unparalleled, and you must also try the lake fish. The months of June, July, and August are the most beautiful season on the grasslands and an excellent destination for trips. It is friendly for self-driving tourists, with highways and national roads all the way. Watch out for the sheep and cattle on the road, and do not drive into the grasslands.