Hongdunzi Canyon

Although the Red Dunzi Canyon is not as famous as the canyons in other places, the scenery is also worth the students to run all the way to see it. We were lucky that day, the weather was very good, the blue sky and white clouds were also photographed in the rainbow.

The scenery of the Red Dunzi Canyon is beautiful, especially in the autumn, all kinds of trees experience autumn water washing, more showing a mature charm, drunk to come to visit the mood of people, enjoy here to leave good memories.

Hongdunzi Canyon is located in the Red Dunzi Mountain, about 10 kilometers southeast of Alxa Right Banner Eribugai Sumu, and 20 kilometers away from the town of Ekenhuduge, where the Banner is located, and is a tourist attraction. Everything in the Great Northwest is the scenery, but also the desert. I like the loneliness here, and my style is very similar. The Great Northwest scenery, unlimited scenery, unlimited challenges.

Also called the Eribugai Grand Canyon, the mountain is not high, but the two sides are particularly steep, red and brown, weathering many small holes, especially strange, with the northwest of the vast and magnificent, but also a delicate feeling. There are almost no big trees, all grass and shrubs. There are also chickens in the canyon! The traffic here is particularly inconvenient. It is a scenic spot that has just opened in recent years. It is best to drive by car or chartered car. Passing through Gobi Beach along the way, the road is not very easy to walk.

The Red Dunzi Canyon is also called the mysterious Grand Canyon, which is about 10 kilometers long, and the main valley is headed north and south, about 4 kilometers. At the end, it is divided into southeast and southwest to two canyons. It is a "scratch" type structure, spread with red and red-brown wind erosion rocks, and the surrounding terrain is very hidden, without local herdsmen guidance. Generally difficult to find. There is a stone wall on both sides of the canyon, which is rumored to be a remnant of the ancient battlefield. The orange-red cliffs on both sides of the canyon are towering, steep and steep, up to tens of meters, up to seven or eighty meters, looking at the sky from the bottom of the canyon, like a small twisting crack, so it is called "first-line sky".