Domestic Famous Scenic Area, Hundreds of Phones Lost Each Year, Managers: No Way to Stop Tourists From Losing Their Phones
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A few days ago, a news story suddenly went viral, attracting the curiosity and attention of many netizens, saying that there was a park with a police station, the most incidents occurred in one year, which was to help tourists find their phones, 24 hours a day, tourists would lose their phones, and after a few minutes, they would disappear, sometimes they would reappear after months, Tourists would find them, or they wouldn't, depending on luck. The park police station was full of thank-you banners for finding phones

This beautiful place is worth losing an iPhoneThe main character is located in Gansu Province's Yuequan Spring Scenic Area, Yuequan Spring has been famous for a long time, it was a famous scenic spot in the Silk Road during the Han Dynasty, called the 'wonder of the Northwest', it's one of the wonders of Dunhuang, visitors have been visiting it for centuries
A thousand years together, lovers
Yuequan Spring Scenic Area consists of a lake and a mountain, a sand mountain (Mingshan) surrounds a green lake (Yuequan Spring). The sand mountain is named because it makes a 'shhh' sound when the wind blows, and the name 'Yuequan Spring' comes from the fact that the curved new moon looks like a crescent moon when viewed from the top of the sand mountain. In this desert, sand and water are supposed to be enemies, but the sand mountain and Yuequan Spring are like a couple and have been together for a thousand years
A mysterious legend

Yuequan Spring is located on the edge of the Tengger Desert, China's fourth largest desert, it's a windward area, and there have been sandstorms for thousands of years, but Yuequan Spring has not been buried by the desert, and the clear spring has been preserved, it is a first-class wonder of the desert. This also gave Yuequan Spring a mysterious veil
Legend has it that thousands of years ago there was no sand mountain and no lake, but a temple called Lei Yin Temple. On April 8th of the fourth year of the lunar calendar, this day was the birthday of the Buddha, and visitors burned incense and prayed for blessings in the temple. The abbot brought out a holy water and placed it in front of the door. Suddenly, a sorcerer appeared and challenged the abbot, and suddenly a sandstorm rushed out, burying the temple under the sand, but the holy water was still intact, it turned out that the holy water was bestowed by the Buddha, and the sand sea formed a clear spring
Of course, this is just a legend. Modern scientific exploration shows that before the sand mountain and Yuequan Spring, there was a river, which was later buried by the desert and turned into an underground river. Yuequan Spring is in a low-lying area and the unique pattern of the sand mountain causes the sand around Yuequan Spring to flow uphill instead of into the lake. With the addition of underground water, a lake can be formed, and the lake will continue to exist

Tourism Guide
Time
- The best time to visit Yuequan Spring is in summer and autumn, although these two seasons are hot and sunny, it's better than spring and winter when the northwest winds are howling and blowing sand into your ears
Experience Projects
- Ride a camel, the camel of the Silk Road is no longer used to transport silk and scriptures in the 21st century, it now carries tourists, 100 yuan can ride a camel around Yuequan Spring for about one hour
Hanfu Photography, in recent years, Hanfu photography has become popular, the golden sand and red Hanfu are the best color combination in the desert

Slide, it's not possible to experience sliding in other places, so you must try sliding down the sand mountain

Watch the sunset at the sand mountain, 'the lone smoke rises from the desert, the setting sun stretches across the river'

Precautions
Those tourists who are lost and lost, most of them didn't pay attention to the precautions, the sand in Yuequan Spring is loose sand, like water, it's always flowing, so you should be careful not to lose your phones, wallets, or glasses on the sand, if you turn around, you will lose them when you play slides, and if you want to slide or ride a camel, you are most likely to lose your phones, pay attention to these things
Many beautiful landscapes disappear as they vanish, I hope everyone has the opportunity to go out and appreciate the vast river of our country, I heard that Yuequan Spring is also gradually disappearing, according to records, the lake surface could still accommodate ships in the Qing Dynasty, and the lake surface has been shrinking over the past few decades, and it's now maintained by extra water supply, it may be buried under the sand of the desert one day. The ticket price for Yuequan Spring is 120 RMB, do you think it's worth the price? Please comment on which scenic spots you think are not worth the price

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