Life is not a race track, but a vast wilderness.

【Introduction】: Unique landscapes in the heart of the Qilian Mountains, including Riyue Mountain, the sapphire-like Qinghai Lake, Qinghai Lake Cliffs, the Mirror of the Sky Chaka Salt Lake, Rubber Mountain Pass, Huanhu West Road, Quanji Township's Huangyu Migration Viewing Platform, the "Little Switzerland of the East" Qilian County, Zhuo'er Mountain Scenic Area, Arou Temple, Gangshika Snow Peak, and the vast sea of rapeseed flowers in Menyuan (July and August). ⛺【Must-visit Spots】: Qinghai Lake: The largest inland lake in China, with crystal-clear blue waters surrounded by lush grasslands. The rapeseed flower fields along the lake bloom beautifully in July and August, resembling a fairyland. Recommended activities: Take a boat ride at Erlangjian Scenic Area or drive/cycle along Huanhu West Road to enjoy the stunning lake and mountain views. Chaka Salt Lake: Known as the "Mirror of the Sky," its mirror-like surface reflects the sky, clouds, and mountains, creating a dreamlike scene. Recommended activities: Visit on a sunny afternoon, wear brightly colored clothes, take the small train deep into the salt lake, and capture photos at attractions like the salt sculptures and Tianlu Yingchen. Zhuo'er Mountain: Located in Babao Town, Qilian County, Haibei Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, this Danxia landform features red mountain bodies contrasting with the surrounding green grasslands, creating breathtaking scenery. Climb to the top of Zhuo'er Mountain to overlook Qilian County and the rolling mountain ranges, including Niuxin Mountain and Amidongso Snow Mountain, reminiscent of Swiss pastoral landscapes. 🛬【Travel Itinerary】: Day 1: Xining—Riyue Mountain—Qinghai Lake—Rubber Mountain—Chaka Salt Lake—Chaka (overnight); Day 2: Chaka—Huanhu West Road—Qinghai Lake Cliffs Scenic Area—Binggou Forest—Qilian (overnight); Day 3: Qilian—Zhuo'er Mountain—Arou Temple—Qilian Grassland—Menyuan Rapeseed Flower Sea—Xining (end). 🧡【Tips】: When you first arrive in Qinghai, avoid strenuous activities and refrain from washing your hair or bathing on the first day to prevent catching a cold. Ensure adequate rest, drink plenty of water, avoid smoking and alcohol, and eat moderately to help adapt to the high-altitude environment.