Is the Hoh Xil Nature Reserve fun?

The Hoh Xil Nature Reserve was established with the approval of the provincial government in 1995. It is the largest wildlife nature reserve in Qinghai Province, with a total area of 4.5 million hectares. Located in Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, there are many kinds of protected animals and a large population. There are 46 species of protected animals, of which 18 species are endemic to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. Kekexili Mountain belongs to the south branch of Kunlun Mountain System. Located in the southwest of Qinghai Province, northeast of Xizang Autonomous Region, south of Lianhu Lake, Ma Yin Lake and Hoh Xil Lake, and north of Yonghong Lake, Xijin Wulan Lake and Yi Shan Lake. Mongolian means "green (or green) ridge". Northwest-southeast trend. It is more than 300 kilometers long and 20-30 kilometers wide. The average elevation of Duankuai Mountain is 5000-6000 meters. The landform is characterized by wide, shallow and gentle slopes with a relative height of 500-700 meters. The highest peak, Gangzari East Peak, is 6 136 meters above sea level. There are sporadic flat-topped glaciers on the planation plane of the peak at an altitude of 5600 meters. There are many glaciers on the mountain peak at the junction of Qingxin and Xinjiang, and the largest glacier area is 1000 square kilometers, which is the birthplace of the Chumar River, a tributary of Tongtian River. Location: Located in the northwest of Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province Climate: The summer temperature here is usually below zero degrees Celsius, and the average daily temperature is 1 degrees Celsius. The weather changes rapidly, and the clear blue sky and white clouds will surge in an instant, followed by snowflakes and hail. Even in June, the average snow depth on the earth is six or seven centimeters. The lightning in midsummer jumps on the ground, and the deafening thunder is far and near, forming an amazing "rolling thunder" on the plateau. Area: 83,000 square kilometers. The air in Hoh Xil is fresh and thin, which is one of the few areas in China without environmental pollution. But the air pressure here is very low, and the oxygen content is only about 60% of that in the plain area. People often feel altitude sickness such as shortness of breath, rapid heartbeat and poor diet. The growth cycle of plants in Hoh Xil is short. Every August, the grassland begins to turn yellow. The plants here are mainly alpine cushion plants dominated by Stipa purpurea. In addition, there are more than 250 kinds of higher plants such as snow ganoderma lucidum and rhodiola sachalinensis. Tibetan antelope is the most distinctive animal in Hoh Xil area. Among them, male sheep mostly appear near Xijin Wulan Lake, and female sheep are mostly distributed in the area north of Xijin Wulan Lake. In addition, Tibetan wild donkeys, wild yaks, white-lipped deer, snow leopards and other national first-class protected animals have also settled here.